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Biography[modifier | modifier le code]
[modifier | modifier le code]Mathieu Lamboley studied at the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique of Paris where he got 5 first prizes (harmony, counterpoint, fugue and form, orchestration, piano).
He started his music to image career as an orchestrator, notably collaborating with Grégoire Hetzel for the movie Un Conte de Noël by Arnaud Desplechin. In 2004, he composed his first film soundtrack: Les oreilles n'ont pas de paupières by Étienne Chaillou, an animated movie which received the Great prize for the best sound creation in the short film category at the festival international du film d'Aubagne in 2005.
He was selected by the ASCAP (the american equivalent of the french SACEM) to participate in the 2006 Film music workshop of Los Angeles, which allowed him to record and conduct one of his symphonic composition with the Hollywood orchestra. He then collaborated with Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard who encouraged him to compose for the movie industry.
Inspired by Ravel, Debussy, Stravinsky and John Williams, Mathieu Lamboley since has collaborated on numerous projects for the cinema, the television and advertising with various directors such as Laurent Tirard, Pascal Chaumeil, Julie Delpy, Emmanuel Carrère, Antonin Peretjatko orGuillaume Canet, and for animated movies with the music he composed for Minuscule : Les Mandibules du Bout du Monde byThomas Szabo andHélène Giraud, interpreted by the Orchestre national d'Île-de-France which he conducted on the occasion, a score that was very much noticed by the critique.
In 2018 he became a jury for the 5th Cinema and Film Music festival of la Baule with Catherine Jacob, Audrey Fleurot, Axelle Laffont, Philippe Kelly et Alex Jaffray.
In 2019 he became a jury for the Très court international film festival over presided by Michel Hazanavicius and remains the only french composers nomitated for the prestigious World Soundtrack Awards (Audience Award).
In 2020, he was nominated twice for an award of the International Film Music Critics Association (IFMCA) with actors including John Powell, Christophe Beck ou Dan Levy, and won the UCMF award for best animated movie soundtrack.
The same year, he composed a soundtrack for the novel Le Discours by Fabrice Caro's cinematograhic adaptation directed by Laurent Tirard and starringBenjamin Lavernhe and Sarah Giraudeau, which was selected by the festival de Cannes. He then wrote the soundtrack of Antonin Peretjatko's next movie starring Anais Demoustier, Philippe Katerine and Josiane Balasko. Last he composed the soundtrack of La Fine Fleur by Pierre Pinaud starring Catherine Frot and Vincent Dedienne.
He was chosen to compose a soundtrack for the Netflix show Lupin, released in 2021 with Louis Leterrier as showrunner and staging Omar Sy, Ludivine Sagnier, Clotilde Hesme and Nicole Garcia.
He is currently composing for a Netflix film.
Filmography (sélection)[modifier | modifier le code]
[modifier | modifier le code]Cinema[modifier | modifier le code]
[modifier | modifier le code]- 2004 : Les oreilles n'ont pas de paupières by Étienne Chaillou (short film)
- 2009 : L'Apparition de la Joconde by François Lunel
- 2011 : Nos résistances by Romain Cogitore
- 2014 : Macadam Baby by Patrick Bossard
- 2014 : Libre et assoupi by Benjamin Guedj
- 2015 : Toute première fois by Noémie Saglio by Maxime Govare
- 2015 : Lolo by Julie Delpy
- 2016 : Un petit boulot by Pascal Chaumeil
- 2017 : Boule et Bill 2 by Pascal Bourdiaux
- 2017 : Bonne Pomme by Florence Quentin
- 2017 : Daddy Cool by Maxime Govare
- 2017 : Garde alternée by Alexandra Leclère
- 2018 : Le Retour du héros by Laurent Tirard
- 2019 : Minuscule : Les Mandibules du Bout du Monde by Hélène Giraud and Thomas Szabo
- 2019 : L'Autre Continent by Romain Cogitore
- 2019 : Sœurs d'armes by Caroline Fourest
- 2020 : Le Quai de Ouistreham by Emmanuel Carrère (Florence Aubenas story's adaptation)
- 2020 : Le Discours by Laurent Tirard (Fabcaro novel's adaptation)
- 2020 : La Pièce Rapportée by Antonin Peretjatko
- 2020 : La Fine Fleur by Pierre Pinaud
Television[modifier | modifier le code]
[modifier | modifier le code]- 2008 : Cherche toujours (documentary)
- 2011 : Pour Djamila
- 2012 : Climats
- 2013 : Super Fungi (documentary)
- 2013 : Bardot, la méprise (documentary)
- 2014 : Rocky IV : le coup de poing américain (documentary)
- 2015 : Un père coupable
- 2016 : La Sociologue et l'Ourson (documentary)
- 2017 : L'Homme dauphin, sur les traces de Jacques Mayol (documentary)
- 2018-2020 : L'Art du crime (TV show : seasons 2, 3 and 4)
- 2021 : Lupin (Netflix show)
Radio[modifier | modifier le code]
[modifier | modifier le code]- 2017 : Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert, France Culture fiction directed by Laure Egoroff
Distinctions[modifier | modifier le code]
[modifier | modifier le code]- UCMF 2020 Best Animated Movie Soundtrack Award with Minuscule : Les Mandibules du Bout du Monde
- IFMCA 2019 Nomination Award for the Best Animated Movie Soundtrack category with Minuscule : Les Mandibules du Bout du Monde
- IFMCA 2019 Nomination Award Year Discovery category
- UCMF 2019 Nomination for the Cinema category Award with Le Retour du héros standing by Michel Legrand and Alexandre Desplat
- Nomination for the World Soundtrack Awards 2019 Public Choice category with Minuscule : Les Mandibules du Bout du Monde
- Best Comedy Original Soundtrack Award at the Reel Music Awards 2018 with Le Retour du héros
- Best sound creation Award in the short-film competition at the Festival international du film d'Aubagne in 2005
- (fr) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en français intitulé « Mathieu Lamboley » (voir la liste des auteurs).