Stephen Endelman is a celebrated and accomplished composer, arranger, and producer, distinguished by his impressive portfolio of work that effortlessly traverses the realms of classical film scores, as well as more contemporary and pop-infused compositions. Throughout his illustrious career, he has had the privilege of collaborating with an extensive array of talented artists, including the inimitable Elvis Costello, the captivating Diana Krall, the energetic KT Tunstall, the iconic Sheryl Crow, the charismatic Robbie Williams, the emotive Alanis Morissette, the legendary Natalie Cole, and the exquisite Renee Fleming.
Noted film composer, Endelman, embarked on his illustrious career with a collaborative effort on Nancy Savoca's critically acclaimed film, Household Saints. This initial foray into the world of cinema was soon followed by a partnership with Anthony Drazen on the Warner Brothers production, Imaginary Crimes.
As his reputation continued to grow, Endelman went on to establish himself as the sole living composer to have secured a ten-picture deal with the esteemed Miramax film company. This groundbreaking achievement was marked by a string of successful collaborations, including the films Flirting With Disaster and The Englishman Who Went Up The Hill But Came Down The Mountain.
Endelman is presently occupied with a Broadway production inspired by the renowned television series Upstairs Downstairs, a creative endeavor undertaken in collaboration with the accomplished playwright Theresa Rebeck.
Beyond his extensive filmography, Endelman is engaged in a multitude of endeavors, with one of his most notable pursuits being the development of his own short film, "A Boy, a Man, and His Kite", which is slated to commence production in May.
Notable credits of Endelman include his work on David Mamet's critically acclaimed film Redbelt, a Sony Pictures production that boasts an impressive cast featuring Academy Award-nominated actor Chiwetel Ejiofor, alongside comedic genius Tim Allen and the talented Emily Mortimer.
Additionally, Endelman's portfolio also comprises his involvement in the creation of The Grand, a movie directed by the renowned Zak Penn, which stars the charismatic and versatile Woody Harrelson in a pivotal role.
Furthermore, Endelman's extensive experience extends to the realm of documentaries, where he has contributed to several notable projects, including Atari Game Over and High Notes, showcasing his versatility and dedication to his craft.
Kevin Kline and Ashley Judd shone brightly on the silver screen in the 2004 MGM movie musical De-Lovely, a cinematic masterpiece that brought together a talented team of artists and technicians, including the highly acclaimed music composer, Endelman. This outstanding individual's work on the film earned him not one, but two prestigious Grammy nominations - Best Soundtrack of the Year and Best Pop Male Vocal - a testament to his exceptional skill and dedication to his craft.
Throughout his illustrious career, Endelman has had the privilege of working on a wide range of notable films, each one showcasing his remarkable talent and versatility as a composer. One such project was the 2002 drama Evelyn, a poignant and powerful exploration of the human experience that left audiences moved and inspired.
Another notable film that Endelman contributed to was the 2001 drama Bride of the Wind, a sweeping and romantic epic that transported viewers to a bygone era of passion and drama. And then, of course, there was the 1995 comedy-drama The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill, but Came Down a Mountain, a charming and offbeat tale of adventure and self-discovery that delighted audiences with its unique blend of humor and heart.
Through his work on these and many other films, Endelman has established himself as a master of his craft, a true artist whose music has touched the hearts and minds of audiences around the world.
Noted music aficionado Endelman's formative years were characterized by an unwavering enthusiasm for music, which manifested at the tender age of seven when he first picked up the clarinet, and further solidified at the tender age of twelve when he became a full-time scholar at the prestigious The Purcell School of Young Musicians, where he honed his craft amidst a community of like-minded young artists.
Subsequently, he pursued his passion for composition at two esteemed institutions: London's Guildhall School of Music Drama, renowned for its rigorous academic programs and esteemed faculty, and the Banff School of Fine Arts in Canada, a hub for creative expression and artistic innovation.
Noted composer and music producer, Endelman, has accumulated an impressive array of accolades and recognitions throughout his distinguished career, boasting a prestigious Grammy nomination for Best Soundtrack of the Year, as well as a nod for Best Pop Male Vocal for his critically acclaimed work on De-Lovely.
As a testament to his remarkable talent and dedication to his craft, Endelman has also been honored with the esteemed ASCAP Foundation Award, a distinction that recognizes his exceptional contributions as Resident Composer at the Metropolitan Opera Guild.
