Philip is a multi-award-winning composer with an extensive body of work spanning film and television. A skilled multi-instrumentalist, he regularly collaborates with leading orchestras such as the London Philharmonic, Royal Philharmonic, and the City of Prague Orchestra & Choir. His recordings have taken place in some of the world’s most iconic studios, including Abbey Road, AIR Studios, and the Vienna Synchron Stage.
He received the Mark Award in 2025 for his work on the Emmy-nominated Netflix series Love On The Spectrum, which also earned him a finalist position at the 2025 Music & Sound Awards. Earlier in his career, his score for the Sky Premier Every Day campaign won Gold at the PromaxBDA Awards for Best Use of Original Composition in 2017, and was also nominated for Best Sync in a TV Show Trailer at the Sync Awards.
Philip’s film credits include contributions to Spike Jonze’s Academy Award and Golden Globe-winning Her, the double Golden Globe-winning Elle, as well as the original scores for Darkroom and the award-winning Checking Out.
For television, he has composed scores for BBC dramas including The Dinner Party, written and directed by Tony Grounds; the flagship children’s drama Mission 2110, written by Phil Ford (Doctor Who, Torchwood); White Chameleon by Oscar-winning writer Christopher Hampton; and the BBC adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s Two on a Tower.
His documentary work encompasses a wide range of major television productions, such as Expert Witness (BBC One), The Russell Murders (Sky Documentaries), The Queen Mother (Channel 4), Fighter Pilot: The Real Top Gun (ITV1), Atlantic Convoys (Channel 4), Remarkable Places to Eat (BBC One), and She Wolves (BBC Two).
Philip’s music also features prominently in numerous entertainment formats, with theme tunes and scores for One Question (Channel 4), In With A Shout (ITV1), Revenge Body with Khloé Kardashian (E!), Sarah Beeny’s New Life in the Country (Channel 4), The Perfect Pitch (Channel 4), Help! We Bought a Village (Channel 4), Mend It for Money (Channel 4), Paranormal Captured (Sky), and Keep Your Enemies Close (BBC One).
Advertising credits include work for De Beers, Nike, BT, Expedia, Sky, and Heineken, as well as award-winning campaigns for Audi and Marmite, collaborating with leading agencies such as JWT, BBH, AMV, Adam & Eve, and Global.
Philip has also worked as a composer and audio producer on various video game titles, including the major multi-platform release Sleeping Dogs for Square Enix, along with additional projects for Sony Entertainment and Disney.
His additional credits feature the acclaimed solo album Seasons, released worldwide, as well as programming and performances for artists such as Westlife, Fightstar, and The Entitled Sons. He has also contributed to soundtrack re-records for films including Avatar, Moon, and Blade Runner.
In addition, Philip has composed over 3,000 production library tracks for many of the world’s leading music publishers. He is among the most frequently synced production music composers, with his work appearing across television, film, and advertising internationally.
