Annie Rosevear Music

Annie is an accomplished flutist, pianist, vocalist, and composer. As a film composer, her music has been featured on Disney XD, Nickelodeon, ESPN, Primetime, The Cartoon Network, international TV networks, and can be heard as additional music in The Lego Ninjago Movie.. She scored the Emmy-nominated short film The Pacific Soldier, an Army documentary commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Additional recent credits include mockup artist on Speilberg's Ready Player One, Fox's The Orville, and Marvel: Infinity War, music copyist on Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, La La Land; Fox TV shows including Family Guy, American Dad, and The Simpsons; scoring assistant to Danny Elfman on The Circle; scoring intern to James Newton Howard on Mockingjay: Part 2, and Concussion (starring Will Smith); processed flute on Blood Father (starring Mel Gibson); and assistant orchestrator on Pixels (2015), Warcraft (2016), and Captain America: Civil War (2016). In May 2017, she was awarded the "Best Musical Score" prize in the Los Angeles Live Film Scoring Festival where her music was performed live to picture by Helix Collective. As a participant in ASCAP and LA Film Festival's Project Involve, she recently scored the short film Great Again, which premiered at the LA Film Festival in 2017. She continues to collaborate with the USC School of Cinematic Arts and has been a composer for numerous student film and animation projects which have been selected as winners in national and international film festivals. Her collaboration on Yizhou Li's animation Nice To Meeteor You was nominated at the 2016 Annie Awards for "Best Student Film".

She was a participant in the prestigious ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop with Richard Bellis (2018) and was the recipient of the David Rose Award. She is a graduate of the Scoring For Motion Pictures and Television Program at The University of Southern California (2015) and was recognized for her academic achievements at the Thornton School of Music Honors Convocation. She was awarded the ASCAP Foundation Betty Rose Scholarship and was honored at the ASCAP Foundation Awards Ceremony in New York City in December 2014. Selected to be a participant in the USC Thornton Board of Councilors Mentoring Program, she received the opportunity to be privately mentored by James Newton Howard. She was a participant in the NYU Film Scoring Workshop (2015), and attended on the Women In Music Scholarship (The Sorel Organization). She received a Bachelor of Music in Media Music Studies from Brigham Young University (2009), where she attended on a music scholarship.

Annie has been a winner in classical performance competitions throughout her life. She was invited to sing back-up vocals with Barry Manilow in 2014 and has performed with The Utah Symphony, Grammy-nominated singer Sissel (Titanic), and Emmy-award-winning composers Kurt Bestor and Sam Cardon. She was awarded a publishing contract by R Legacy Entertainment for her win with an original instrumental composition in the 2013 International Composition Contest.

Annie is actively involved in the music and film community. She has been a panelist at Hollywood Chills Entertainment and USC School of Cinematic Arts, and a guest speaker at BYU School of Music and Sweet Briar College Department of Sound Design. She has served on the judging panel for the Los Angeles Live Score Film Festival in 2018 and 2019. She was featured among female film composers on the cover of AFM Local 47's July 2016 issue of Overture. She has been a member of the Utah Flute Association (UFA), is a current member of American Federation of Musicians Local 47, The Association of Media Composers and Lyricists (AMCL), The Society of Composers and Lyricists (SCL), Women in Film (WIF), Alliance for Women Film Composers (AWFC), and Music Teachers National Association (MTNA). She has been proactive as a music educator, adjudicating flutists in annual national and state music competitions and festivals in addition to teaching her own private students.