Greg’s Biography

Greg Fellman is a composer dedicated to creating the right music to elevate your media. For him, music isn’t about ego—it’s about supporting the story. He sees his work as a vital but subtle character in the larger production, and he collaborates closely with clients to craft exactly what each project needs.

Greg focuses on composing production music and trailer tracks for music libraries. A lifelong musician, he began with piano as a child before discovering rock and roll and picking up bass, guitar, mandolin, and ukulele. He played bass in jazz ensembles through high school and college, and today performs with the Denver-based soul band Atomic Jones.

Before pursuing music full-time, Greg had a 20-year career in social work, specializing in palliative care. He often asked his clients, “What brings you joy?”—a question that eventually led him back to his own lifelong passion for music. He returned to school to study music production at Full Sail University, where he earned the Advanced Achiever Award and had three of his compositions featured in the university’s Hall of Fame ceremony in 2022. He is also a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP).

Greg brings more than just technical skill to his work. His background in social work taught him the art of listening—not only to music, but to people. That ability to truly hear what others need makes him an adaptable collaborator and a reliable creative partner.

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Testimonial

“Working with Greg, I was floored by how easy it was to get a unique, story-focused score for my film. He was curious and creative throughout the process, and the result was music that amplified the emotional impact of the story. A consummate professional, he is a great communicator, is very responsive, and got the work done in plenty of time for further collaboration. Highly recommended!”

Lea Ratliff, director "You Can Die of a Broken Heart"