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American composer renowned for his powerful and epic orchestral-electronic film scores, particularly for blockbuster action and science fiction films. Born in America, Jablonsky studied at Berklee College of Music. He began his career at Hans Zimmer's Remote Control Productions, assisting on major films. His breakthrough came scoring Michael Bay's 'The Island' (2005), leading to a defining collaboration scoring the 'Transformers' film franchise. He is known for blending orchestral grandeur with modern electronic elements to create massive, adrenaline-fueled soundscapes.

• Jablonsky initially pursued a career as a guitarist before shifting focus entirely to composition.
• He developed a signature style often described as 'musical destruction', perfectly suited to Michael Bay's explosive visuals.
• His work on the 'Transformers' series, starting in 2007, catapulted him to fame and defined the sonic identity of the billion-dollar franchise.
• During the recording of the first 'Transformers' score, Jablonsky suffered a near-fatal pulmonary embolism, collapsing in the studio. He recovered after emergency surgery.
• He won a Primetime Emmy Award for his main title theme music for the television series 'Desperate Housewives'.
• Jablonsky is known for integrating his guitar playing skills subtly into his large orchestral scores, adding a unique texture.