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    Allison Leyton-Brown M.F.A., Tisch School of the Arts, NYU – Music Theatre Writing Program (Composition) B.F.A., Concordia University, Montréal – Interdisciplinary Fine Arts F I L M / T V S C O R E S . Episode score and songs for Peg + Cat for PBS. 2013 . Misc. music for 20/20, The Good Wife, Primetime, Good Morning America, ABC’s What Would You Do?, Nightline, Katie, The Nate Berkus Show, etc. Staff writer for 4 Elements Music. ’10 – present. The Bicycle (13 min.) Dramatic short. NY Film Festival, dir. Kari Riely. ’13. Rainy Season (25 min.) Documentary film. Screenings across the US and Europe, dir. Joan Widdenfield. ’11. Meet My Boyfriend (12 min.) Comedy short, dir. J. Ruocco, Manhattan Film Fest. ’11. Little Miss Perfect (series) for WE Network.’09 – ’10. The Cooking Loft (theme) for The Food Network. ’08. Custody (90 min.) Television film for Lifetime TV Network. Score selections. ’07. Millions: A Lottery Story (101 min) Documentary feature, dir. Paul LaBlanc, Palm Beach International Film Fest. Official Selection.’07. Head Case (85 min) Dark comedy feature, dir. M. Wakefield, Rio de Janeiro MIX Festival ’05 & New York City MIX Fest.’03. History of the Movies (1 min) dir. S. Donsky, Coca Cola Young Directors’ Competition National Finalist.’04. The Rest (10 min) dir. D. Franco, RIP Fest. NYC ’03. Dog’s Life (90 min) Dramatic feature, dir. J. Knapich, Telluride Film Festival, Brooklyn Underground Film Fest. ’02. T H E A T R E S C O R E S The Narrowing; recorded instrumental score for 2 pianos, cello & violin, produced by Archipelago Theatre, NC.