Aaron King is a composer based near London. Recent projects have seen success at the Royal Television Society awards, the BAFTA Student Awards, London Independent Animation Festival and a variety of international festivals. He has worked as an orchestrator for BAFTA nominated composer Lorne Balfe on various projects including Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning part 1, Dungeons & Dragons: Honour among thieves, and Black Adam. More recently he was the composer for Come Dine With Me: The Musical which was presented in an abridged workshop presentation format as part of MTFest 2023 and is now in further development.
Aaron is an MA Composing graduate of the National Film and Television School, having graduated in 2017 from the University of Oxford with a 1st Class degree in Music. He enjoys writing works in a variety of media but his main focus is on music for film and video games. While classically trained, he is highly versatile and his output spans a variety of genres. This wide output is unified by a strong emphasis on melody and harmony in his work. In 2017 he won the inaugural Oxford University Music Society Composition Competition and he was also the winner of the 2019 Sir David Willcocks carol competition.
Aaron has been composing since the age of 7, spurred on by success at age 12 in a national composing competition for ages up to 16. He is active as an orchestral and choral conductor and regularly performs in a variety of contexts; he plays the Organ, Piano, Flute, and sings, both in ensembles and as a soloist. He achieved grade 8 with distinction in all of these at a young age and holds a performance diploma from the ABRSM.