Martin Phipps, born on August 1st, 1968, is a renowned British composer, having made significant contributions to the film and television industries. As the son of Sue Pears, an individual with a profound understanding of the arts, and Jack Phipps, a pioneering arts administrator who founded a management agency, Martin's exposure to the world of music began at a young age. His godfather, the esteemed Benjamin Britten, further solidified his connection to the arts.
With a strong foundation in music, Martin pursued a degree in drama at Manchester University. However, he eventually shifted his focus towards composing music, abandoning his initial aspirations to become an actor. This pivotal decision has been instrumental in shaping his illustrious career.
Martin's breakthrough in the television industry came with his work on the 2002 TV drama, Eureka Street. Since then, he has composed music for numerous acclaimed series, earning him a total of two BAFTAs and three Ivor Novello Awards. Throughout his journey, Martin has established himself as a talented and versatile composer, leaving an indelible mark on the world of television and film.
