John McPhillips

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John McPhillips
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OccupationIrish composer
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John McPhillips is an Irish film music composer.

He won the Best Music Award in TV/Film for Spin the Bottle at the 1st Irish Film and Television Awards in 2003. He was the composer for the animated series Teenage Fairytale Dropouts , Hero: 108 , the Oscar nominated short film Pentecost , [1] [2] and Handsome Devil . [3] He composed the music for the 2014 Irish TV series "Trivia" currently accessible on Acorn TV.

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References

  1. "Irish Film & Television Awards Winners 2003". Irish Film and Television Academy. Retrieved 11 January 2009.
  2. "Irish Film and Television Awards: 2003". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 11 January 2009.[ unreliable source? ]
  3. "Irish Film Review: Handsome Devil – Film Ireland Magazine". 21 April 2017.