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Academy Award-winning Italian composer renowned for his evocative and often piano-driven film scores. Born in Pisa, Italy, Marianelli studied composition in Florence and London. He gained international acclaim for his collaborations with director Joe Wright, notably winning an Oscar for 'Atonement' (2007). His work blends classical sensibilities with modern orchestration across diverse film genres.

• Marianelli developed a unique collaborative process with director Joe Wright, often starting composition during the script stage or early filming, allowing the music to deeply influence the film's rhythm and mood.
• A trained classical pianist, Marianelli frequently features the piano prominently in his scores, such as the iconic typewriter-inspired rhythms in 'Atonement' and the melancholic solo piano in 'Pride & Prejudice'.
• He performed the piano parts himself on the soundtrack for 'Jane Eyre' (2011), recorded in duet with violinist Jack Liebeck, showcasing his performance skills alongside his composition.
• Beyond Wright, Marianelli has scored major films for diverse directors including Anand Tucker ('The Brothers Grimm'), Matteo Garrone ('Dogman', 'Pinocchio'), and Travis Knight ('Bumblebee').
• His score for 'Darkest Hour' (2017) earned him his third Academy Award nomination, solidifying his status as a leading contemporary film composer.