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Scott P. Schreer (born 1953) is an American musician, and producer renowned for creating iconic theme music for television and sports broadcasts. He is best known for composing the widely recognized NFL on Fox theme, a staple of American sports broadcasting. Schreer has also composed and produced main themes and music packages for major events and organizations, including LIV Golf, the Professional Fighters League (PFL), and NBC's Olympic Games coverage.
Schreer has earned significant recognition in the music industry, receiving six Emmy Award nominations for his contributions to television music. He has also been honored with seven BMI Writer of the Year Awards, reflecting his prolific output and influence as a composer. His work spans television, film, and digital media, showcasing his versatility as a musician and producer.
As a music industry executive, Schreer serves as the president and CEO of NJJ Music Inc. and Freeplay Music LLC. He is also the founder and CEO of TuneSat LLC, a global music technology company. Along with is co founder and lifelong business partner Chris Woods, TuneSat utilizes proprietary audio fingerprinting technology to track, monitor, and protect music copyrights for composers and publishers across television and online platforms worldwide.
Born in Brooklyn in 1953, Scott P. Schreer continues to be an active figure in the music and technology industries, balancing his roles as a composer, producer, and CEO. His ongoing work with TuneSat and his contributions to film and television underscore his dedication to advancing music production technology and copyright protection. Labeled a visionary by some and an entrepreneur by others Scott continues his tireless work and talents to bring technology and accountability to the global music industry.
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