Nainita Desai
Nainita Desai is a British composer of film, television and video game music. She is known for her scores for the films For Sama, The Reason I Jump and American Murder: The Family Next Door, and video game Telling Lies. In 2016, Nainita was named a BAFTA Breakthrough Brit.
Life and career
Nainita was born and raised in London by her Indian parents. She holds a degree in mathematics and studied sound design at the National Film and Television School. She started her career as a sound designer on the films Little Buddha, Lessons of Darkness and Death Machine.Filmography
Selected films
Little Terrorist Forced Confessions Molly Checkpost The Life After Anemone Untamed Romania //_sleeper Exit Eve Lab Rat Enemy Within Darkness Visible For Sama The Reason I Jump American Murder: The Family Next DoorSelected televisions
The Confessions of Thomas Quick Treasures of the Indus Kolkata with Sue Perkins Cameraman to the Queen Mumbai High: The Musical African River Wild The Day Hitler Died Burma's Secret Jungle War with Joe Simpson The Murder of Sadie Hartley The Big Food Rescue Down the Mighty River with Steve Backshall Morocco to Timbuktu: An Arabian Adventure Cops UK: Bodycam Squad First Ladies Revealed Inside London Fire Brigade My Family, Partition and Me: India 1947 Diana: The Day Britain Cried Tribes, Predators & Me The Ganges with Sue Perkins Raped: My Story Extreme Wives with Kate Humble Wild Africa: Rivers of Life Earth's Natural Wonders My Dad, the Peace Deal and Me Catching a Killer The Royal Wedding: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Neighbourhood Blues Trevor McDonald: Return to South Africa The Detectives: Inside the Major Crimes Team Extraordinary Rituals Am I a Murderer? Defenders UK David Jason: Planes, Trains & Automobiles Equator from the Air The 1900 Island The Day We Walked On The Moon My Grandparents' War My Family, the Holocaust and me Hometown Fierce Queens Unprecedented: Real Time Theatre from a State of Isolation The School That Tried to End Racism Bad Boy Billionaires: India American Murder: The Family Next Door Enslaved- ''Anton Ferdinand: Football, Racism and Me''