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Deborah Ruth Lurie is an American composer, arranger, and music producer. Her work has appeared in films such as Dear John, An Unfinished Life, Safe Haven,[1] and 9. She has also been a string arranger for rock and pop performers such as Katy Perry,[2] Kelly Clarkson, and The All-American Rejects. In 2015, she received the ASCAP Shirley Walker Award to honor her achievements contributing to the diversity of film and television music.[3] She was one of the composers interviewed in Score: A Film Music Documentary.[4][5] The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences extended membership to her in 2016 for her contributions to motion pictures.[6]

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Deborah Lurie
Background information
Also known as	Debbie Lurie
Born	Boston, Massachusetts
Genres	Film score, incidental music
Occupation(s)	composer, arranger, music producer
Years active	1997–present
Website	www.deborahlurie.com

Filmography

Composer

Year	Title	Director	Studio(s)	Notes
1997	The Promise	Matthew Barry	—	Short film
1998	Hercules: The Animated Series	Phil Weinstein	Walt Disney Television Animation Buena Vista Television	Additional music
1999	Evil Hill	Ryan Schifrin	—	Short film
	George Lucas in Love	Joe Nussbaum	MediaTrip.com
	Best Man in Grass Creek	John Newcombe	—	—
2001	Bubble Boy	Blair Hayes	Buena Vista Pictures Touchstone Pictures	Additional music
2003	View from the Top	Bruno Barreto	Brad Grey Pictures Miramax Films	Additional music Uncredited
2004	My Baby's Daddy	Cheryl Dunye	Miramax Brillstein-Grey Entertainment Immortal Entertainment	Additional music
	My Name Is Modesty	Scott Spiegel	Miramax Films	—
	Sleepover	Joe Nussbaum	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	—
	Imaginary Heroes	Dan Harris	Sony Pictures Classics	—
2005	Drop Dead Sexy	Michael Philip	Lionsgate	—
	Charlie and the Chocolate Factory	Tim Burton	Warner Bros. Pictures The Zanuck Company Plan B Entertainment Village Roadshow Pictures	Additional music
	An Unfinished Life	Lasse Hallström	Miramax Films Revolution Studios	—
	Mozart and the Whale	Petter Næss	Millennium Films Nu Image	—
2006	Deep Sea 3D	Howard Hall	Warner Bros. Pictures IMAX Corporation	Composed with Danny Elfman IMAX film
	Whirlygirl	Jim Wilson	All the Way Round Inc.	—
	The Year Without a Santa Claus	Ron Underwood	—	Television film
	Charlotte's Web	Gary Winick	Paramount Pictures Kerner Entertainment Company Walden Media Nickelodeon Movies	Additional music
	Dreamgirls	Bill Condon	Laurence Mark Productions DreamWorks Pictures Paramount Pictures
2007	Sydney White	Joe Nussbaum	Universal Pictures Morgan Creek Productions	—
	The Little Traitor	Lynn Roth	Westchester Films Inc.	—
	Spider-Man 3	Sam Raimi	Columbia Pictures Marvel Entertainment Laura Ziskin Productions	Additional music
2008	Wanted	Timur Bekmambetov	Universal Pictures Spyglass Entertainment Relativity Media Marc Platt Productions Kickstart Productions Top Cow Productions
	Hellboy II: The Golden Army	Guillermo del Toro	Universal Studios Relativity Media Lawrence Gordon Productions Dark Horse Entertainment
	The Betrayed	Amanda Gusack	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	—
2009	Dance Flick	Damien Dante Wayans	Paramount Pictures MTV Films Wayans Brothers	Additional music
	Spring Breakdown	Ryan Shiraki	Warner Premiere	—
	9	Shane Acker Prod: Tim Burton	Focus Features Relativity Media Starz Animation Tim Burton Productions	Themes by Danny Elfman
	More Than a Game	Kristopher Belman	Lionsgate	Additional music
2010	Dear John	Lasse Hallström	Screen Gems Relativity Media	—
	Alice in Wonderland	Tim Burton	Walt Disney Pictures Roth Films The Zanuck Company Team Todd	Additional music
2011	Justin Bieber: Never Say Never	Jon M. Chu	Paramount Pictures MTV Films Scooter Braun Films L.A. Reid Media AEG Live Island Def Jam Music Group	—
	Prom	Joe Nussbaum	Walt Disney Pictures Rickshaw Productions	—
	Footloose	Craig Brewer	Paramount Pictures Spyglass Entertainment MTV Films	—
2012	One for the Money	Julie Anne Robinson	Lionsgate Lakeshore Entertainment Sidney Kimmel Entertainment	—
	The Dictator	Larry Charles	Paramount Pictures Four By Two Films	Additional music
	Katy Perry: Part of Me[2]	Dan Cutforth Jane Lipsitz	Paramount Pictures Nickelodeon Movies Perry Productions AEG Live EMI Music Columbia Pictures Imagine Entertainment	—
	Fun Size	Josh Schwartz	Paramount Pictures Nickelodeon Movies Anonymous Content Fake Empire Productions	—
2013	Safe Haven	Lasse Hallström	Relativity Media Temple Hill Entertainment	—
2014	Murder of a Cat	Gillian Greene Prod: Sam Raimi	Seine Pictures	—
2015	Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List	Kristin Hanggi	Quiver	—
	The Astronaut Wives Club	Prod: Stephanie Savage	ABC Studios Fake Empire Productions Groundswell Productions	10 episodes
	Invisible Sister	Paul Hoen	Disney Channel	Television film
2016	Urban Cowboy	Craig Brewer	20th Century Fox Television	—
	The Deal	Daniel S. Kaminsky Prod: Joss Whedon	Circadian Pictures	Short film
	Just Add Magic	Joe Nussbaum	Amazon Studios Pictures in a Row Grasshopper Lane Entertainment	Season 1: 13 episodes, with Zack Ryan Season 2: 26 episodes, with Zack Ryan
	Newtown	Kim A. Snyder	—	Additional music
2017	Speech & Debate	Dan Harris	Sycamore Pictures	—
2019	Poms	Zara Hayes	Entertainment One STX Entertainment	—

Arranger/Producer

• The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (song arranger)
• Annie (additional arranger)
• Mystic Manor (arranger, music by Danny Elfman)
• Much Ado About Nothing[2] (arranger/producer, score by Joss Whedon)
• Fame (song arranger)
• Bad Santa (song arranger)
• Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (song arranger)

Orchestrations

• Men in Black 3 (score by Danny Elfman)
• The X-Files: I Want to Believe (score by Mark Snow)
• The Curse of El Charro (score by Rich Ragsdale)
• X2 (score by John Ottman)
• Urban Legends: Final Cut (score by John Ottman)
• Crazy in Alabama (score by Mark Snow)
• Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (score by John Ottman)
• The X-Files (score by Mark Snow)
• Dexter's Laboratory (add. orch., score by Thomas Chase and Steve Rucker)
• The Day Lincoln Was Shot (score by Mark Snow)
• Barney's Great Adventure (add. orch., score by Van Dyke Parks)

String Arranger

2002

• Gabriel Mann, Tug of War
• The Buzzhorn, Disconnected

2003

• Hoobastank, The Reason
• Adema, Unstable
• Cold, Year of the Spider

2005

• The All-American Rejects, Move Along
• Vendetta Red, Sisters of the Red Death

2006

• Daughtry, Daughtry
• Hoobastank, Every Man for Himself
• Hoobastank, DVD - Live at La Cigale
• Papa Roach, The Paramour Sessions
• Caleb Kane, Go Mad
• Three Days Grace, One-X
• Peter Bradley Adams, Gather Up

2008

• Paul Freeman, You and I
• The All-American Rejects, When the World Comes Down
• Third Day, Revelation
• Theory of a Deadman, Scars & Souvenirs

2009

• Adam Lambert, For Your Entertainment
• All American Rejects, Soundtrack 90210
• Allison Iraheta, Just Like You
• Kelly Clarkson, All I Ever Wanted
• Daughtry, Leave This Town
• Creed, Full Circle
• The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Lonely Road
• Katy Perry,Thinking of You live on Ellen and MTV Unplugged
• Halestorm, Halestorm

2010

• Bon Jovi, "What Do You Got?"
• Hawthorne Heights, Skeletons

2011

• 3 Doors Down, Time of My Life
• Theory of a Deadman, The Truth Is...
• Kelly Clarkson, Stronger
• Christina Perri, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Soundtrack

2013

• Brandi Carlile, Safe Haven Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

2014

• Theory of a Deadman, Savages

2015

• Theory of a Deadman

2016

• Simple Plan, Taking One for the Team

References

External links

• Official website
• Deborah Lurie at IMDb

На других языках

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[de] Deborah Lurie

Deborah Ruth Lurie[1] (* 9. März 1974 in Boston, Massachusetts)[2] ist eine US-amerikanische Komponistin.

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- [en] Deborah Lurie

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