Simon Webb is a highly experienced UK publisher, composer, arranger, and musical director. He has worked extensively in Theatre, Film, and Television for the past 40 years. For television his writing credits include themes and scores for over a hundred British TV programmes. These include Delia Smith’s Summer and Winter Collections, Channel 4’s Fragile Earth nature series and Streets Ahead dance series, Think Tank, The Big Stage, Members Only, Help Squad, Hodson Confidential, The Antiques Trail, Kick Off, The Juno Mission, You Bet, Hale and Pace, Jobs For the Boys, Night Network, ITV Telethon, Lights!, Camera!, Magic!, Chef School, Treacle People, Euro Disney Opening, Taxi!, Mary Berry At Home, Monkey Business, The British Comedy Awards, Avenue Of The Stars, ITV’s 50th, and Casanova’s Love Letters.He has worked on many films including Horace Ové’s Playing Away for Channel 4’s Film On Four, for which he wrote the score; The Untitled, an ITV film starring Ronald Pickup; Runaway Dreams, an American drama film, for which he was musical director and arranger of a score by Bernie Marsden; Riders of the Storm, a Hollywood film starring Dennis Hopper, for which he co-wrote the theme song with Pierre Tubbs; Coast to Coast, a BBC 2 film starring Sir Lenny Henry and John Shea, for which he was musical director; Tequila Sunrise, a Hollywood blockbuster starring Mel Gibson, Kurt Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer, playing keyboards with Duran Duran’s Andy Taylor, and Bernard Edwards and Tony Thompson from Chic; Heavenly Pursuits starring Helen Mirren and Tom Conti, arranging, conducting and musical directing a score by B.A. Robertson; Awaiting, a dark thriller by director Mark Murphy for which he wrote the score; directing and producing the music for Punk Strut; and scoring Speed Love, another dark tale by director Kevin Short, starring Elaine Paige.In the West End his musical directing credits include The Who’s Tommy, and Cats at The New London Theatre.At The National Theatre, he wrote, directed and performed the music for Sir Nicholas Hytner’s celebrated productions of The Winter’s Tale and Henry V.As a musical director, Simon Webb has worked with Pete Towshend, Don Black, Phil Daniels, Imelda Staunton, Sir Lenny Henry, BA Robertson, June Whitfield, Bernie Marsden, & Wanda Jackson, Simon co-founded Music For Sport in 1992, and is now CEO and Musical Director. He is also co-host of the popular podcast Synchronized! which explores the world of sync and production music.In his spare time he builds and sails beautiful wooden catamarans.