Atticus Ross

Many people may know the name Atticus Ross thanks to the composer’s collaborations with Trent Reznor, on the scores for The Social Network and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, as well as in later Nine Inch Nails projects. But film music aficionados know, too, that Ross has a film scoring career apart from Reznor, [...]  

He's going solo, no Reznor this time. Over at Film Music Reporter (via The Playlist) they're reporting news that music producer/composer Atticus Ross is set to score 47 Ronin, the samurai action movie directed by Carl Rinsch, starring Keanu Reeves in the 18th Century story. We still haven't seen a trailer or any footage or much from it yet, but I'm particularly excited based on what I've heard and the details behind it. Ross is most well known...  

While Atticus Ross is best known for his collaborations with Trent Reznor in Nine Inch Nails and of course on the soundtracks for "The Social Network" (which won them an Oscar) and "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," he has ventured out on his own on more than one occassion. He has worked close with the Hughes Brothers, scoring their TV series "Touching Evil" (alongside his wife and brother, Claudia Sarne and Leopold Ross) as well as "The Book...  

Atticus Ross has been hired to score Universal's upcoming epic 3D martial arts fantasy adventure 47 Ronin. The film marks the feature directorial debut of comme.  

Fincher’s decision to work with music composers Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross for a second time after The Social Network pays off. Their brooding symphonies perfectly complement the plot’s enigmatic nature, and adds pace to the slower scenes when ...  

"His greatest gift is the beating heart and the core of his music," Williams declared in a preamble to a video montage of Reznor's illustrious career, culminating in an Academy Award win (with Atticus Ross) for scoring The Social Network. Once the house ...  

The audio is equally excellent, with the sharp, rapid dialogue out front and Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross's great moody score balanced with sound effects and the occasional piece of music in the back of the mix. Not the best way to see it ...