Doug LeBow is an Emmy™ award winning Producer of Music and Video, Composer, Arranger, Music Supervisor, and Music Engraver.

With over 75 Feature Film, TV Movie, and Television Series credits, Doug recently completed a four year, 635 episode stint as the Music Director on GENERAL HOSPITAL; ABC-TV’s longest running daytime drama.

NEWS:

• February 2008: Doug is currently working on the World Premiere Musical "Pest Control", which will have it's debut at The NoHo Arts Center in April 2008.

• February 2008: Doug has just completed scoring the Action/Adventure Feature Film "The Ninong" starring 6 time World Karate Champion Michael Laurin and directed by Gary Ambrosia.

• September 2007: Doug scored the pilot for "Buck Danger, Park Ranger" for SteveMark Productions. "Buck Danger, Park Ranger" wins the Big Bear International Film Festival Award for "Best Production Filmed in Big Bear".

As a Composer, Doug's music is regularly heard on the syndicated entertainment newsmagazines EXTRA (Warner Bros.), and CELEBRITY JUSTICE (Warner Bros.), and has scored a variety of Film and Television projects including Meet Me At The Dog Bar (Showtime), The Great Bear Rain Forest (Forest Action Network), and The Vision (Feature).

Doug’s Film and TV Orchestration and Music Preparation credits include: Spanglish (Feature), Hack (CBS), Charmed (WB), Static Shock (WB), Beverly Hills 90210 (Fox), Wild Things (Feature), Outlaw Justice (MOW-CBS), Frontline (Feature), Medusa’s Child (Mini-Series, ABC), Long Days Journey into Night (Feature/CBC), Air Bud (Feature), Intimate Relations (Feature), The Leopard Son, (Feature Documentary/The Discovery Channel), The Wayne Brady Show (Variety Show, ABC), The Song Spinner (Showtime), Redwood Curtain (CBS Hallmark), The War For Baby Jessica (ABC), Spirit (PBS), and many more.

As a Music Producer, Arranger, and Editor, Doug’s credits include: Poet’s Garden, The Musical (Original Cast Album), Rick James, Urban Rhapsody (Pop Album/Mercury Records), If I Close My Eyes-Lloyd Pedersen (Pop Jazz CD/ LP Productions), Wee Sing^® Nursery Rhymes (Children’s Album/Price-Stern-Sloan), and Wee Sing^® Noah’s Ark (Children’s Album/Price-Stern-Sloan).

• July 2007: Doug was Co-Music Director for a week of performances at the 2007 Relgious Science International Annual Summer Conference at Asilomar in Pacific Grove, CA; where he composed, arranged for, and conducted the 20 member Asilomar Music Team, 75 Voice "One Voice Choir", and 65 voice Kosmic Kids ensemble.

• June 2007: Doug produced, arranged, and recorded Sherrell Lewis' debut contemporary Christian CD "Oh How He Loves You And Me".

• January 2007: Doug Orchestrated for composer/songwriter Riccardo Cocciante's new Opera "Guilietta e Romeo" - which had it's premiere performance June 1, 2007 at the Arena di Verona, in Verona, Italy.

•June 2005 Doug served as Associate Producer, Post Production Supervisor, and editor on the DVD release of Fred Karlin's 1995 feature documentary FILM MUSIC MASTERS - JERRY GOLDSMITH; for which Doug created over three hours of bonus features including extended interviews and scoring session footage.

• July 2004: Doug wrote, produced, arranged, and played on "The Yesterday Show" theme, sung by rock legend Micky Dolenz, for the upcoming BRAVO TV series of the same name.

• February 2004: Doug produced, directed, edited, and scored 5 new videos for the US debut of Scorpion Sports, USA's new helmet technologies. Check them out at www.scorpionusa.com.

• January 2004 marks the world-wide release of the 2nd Edition of ON THE TRACK, A GUIDE TO COMTEMPORARY FILM SCORING, by Academy Award™ winning composer Fred Karlin; for which Doug engraved over 100 new orchestral score examples.

On the World Wide Web, Doug served as Producer, Music Director, Composer, and Video/Audio Editor for Countrywide Home Loan's CWBC e-Learning Center, (www.CWBC.com) an on-line training site for more than 40,000 mortgage brokers nationwide.

Doug’s live performance Music Prep clients have included The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, The Boston Pops, The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and Academy Award^® winning composer Fred Karlin, whose 40 minute, 1,800 bar symphonic suite The Peace Seeker, written for 70 piece orchestra, boy’s choir, solo Flugelhorn, rhythm section, singers, and narrator, was performed live at the Shrine Auditorium and beamed via satellite to a world-wide audience of more than 20 million.

In September 2002 Doug served as Supervising Copyist for the world premiere run of Dorian-The Musical at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts' Buell Theater.

Doug is also the exclusive music engraver for DC Press, and The Musical Source Publishing; and has over 300 titles in print including choral music by Ysaye Barnwell, Deen Enstminger, Glenn Burleigh, and Marvin Mills. Doug’s songbook folios include: Baba Olatunji — Drums of Passion, The Doug Cotler Songbook II, I Release and I Let Go — The AGAPE CHOIR Songbook, Wee Sing^® for Baby, and more than a dozen Gospel, Country, and Patriotic songbooks for Hilltop Records.

In October 2002 Doug produced a 15 minute CD/CD-ROM/DVD multimedia presentation for Grant Products'-80 Years of Automotive Excellence booth at the SEMA show in Las Vegas, NV.

Doug is also the Music Director for The NoHo Arts Center For New Thought, a contemporary non-denominational performing-arts congregation in the NoHo Arts District of Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. Weekly at NoHo Arts Doug sings, plays Bass, and leads and arranges for The NoHo Arts Band and the Namaste Vocal Group.

A graduate of The Grove School of Music, Doug’s affiliations and memberships include: The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (ATAS); The Society of Composers and Lyricists (SCL); The American Society of Music Arrangers and Composers (ASMAC); The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP); The American Federation of Musicians; Professional Musicians, Local #47 Los Angeles, and the Recording Musicians Association of Los Angeles (RMALA).

Doug resides in sunny (and HOT!) Santa Clarita, California with his wife Sharon, and sons Jesse (10) and Tyler (7).