Andrea Boccadoro
Andrea Boccadoro is an award-winning Italian-British composer for film, television and video games. His recent work includes the score for ‘Honey Bunch’, the thriller directed by Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli, which premiered at the 2025 Berlinale before screening at TIFF and the BFI London Film Festival. The film went on to receive eight Canadian Screen Award nominations, as well as a Music + Sound Award nomination for Best Original Composition in a Feature Film. Among his upcoming projects is ‘Concrete Music’ by European Film Award nominee Saulius Baradinskas, a feature-length adaptation of his critically acclaimed short film ‘Concrete Kids’.
Selected Credits
Concrete Music (2027)
Composer, Music Director
Benidorm is Murder (2026)
Composer
Honey Bunch (2025)
Composer
Home Education (2023)
Composer
After the Fire (2023)
Composer
Card Shark (2022)
Composer
The Legionnaire (2021)
Composer
Veleno (2021)
Composer
Andrea’s previous credits include the Channel 5 series ‘Benidorm is Murder’, starring John Hannah; the French feature film ‘After the Fire’, premiered at TIFF in 2023; the Golden Globe-winning Amazon documentary series ‘Veleno: The Town of Lost Children’; the Locarno-winning film ‘The Legionnaire’; the Sundance horror-drama ‘Violation’. His work across feature films, shorts and video games has earned him multiple awards and nominations, such as the Music + Sound Awards (2026, 2022), Castrovillari Film Festival Best Original Score (winner, 2026), G.A.N.G. Awards (2023, 2020), IGF Excellence in Audio Award (2020), Prix Cinézik (winner, 2019), Cortinametraggio Universal Music Award (winner, 2019), and Jerry Goldsmith Awards (winner, 2015).
Born in Rome, Andrea studied Philosophy at Sapienza University and Classical Composition at the Luisa D’Annunzio Conservatoire in Pescara. In 2013, he moved to London to pursue an MMus in Composition for Screen at the Royal College of Music. He was awarded the Hospital Club’s Music Creative Residency in 2016, and was selected for Berlinale Talents in 2018.