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‘All Her Fault’ and ‘Washington Black’ Emmy-nominated TV composers reveal what music can say beyond words

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By Rob Licuria
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What is the cue that the composers are most proud of? How does music locate the deepest theme of a story before the audience can name it? Those were some of the questions explored by Emmy nominees Jeff Beal (All Her Fault) and Cameron Moody (Washington Black) when they joined Gold Derby’s special Spotlight panel for television composers: Watch the full group roundtable panel above and click on each name above to view that nominee’s individual interview.
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Composer Cameron Moody lets ‘Washington Black’ take flight with a score built on wonder

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By Rob Licuria
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For Cameron Moody, Washington Black offered the kind of opportunity composers spend years hoping for: a sweeping, unabashedly melodic canvas large enough to match the scope of its story. His score rises and soars alongside Washington's journey, carrying themes of flight, wonder and resilience through every episode.
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Composer Jeff Beal finds empathy in the darkness of ‘All Her Fault’

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By Rob Licuria
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Jeff Beal understands that a great main title can do more than announce a series. For Peacock’s All Her Fault, the five-time Emmy winner and double nominee this year treats the show’s opening theme as an emotional blueprint, embedding the child’s disappearance, a mother’s terror and a marriage under strain into one tightly wound musical statement. “In a perfect world, a main title might be the little DNA of the whole score,” Beal tells Gold Derby in our composers' Spotlight panel.
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