Hal Beckett Net Worth is
$15 Million

Mini Biography

Composer Hal Foxton Beckett began his music studies in the Halifax Conservatory of Music in Canada. Then relocated to Vancouver, where he went to the College or university of English Columbia to review composition and digital music, aswell as learning under Barry Traux (a pioneer of FM synthesis) at Simon Fraser College or university. After university, Hal opened his own saving facility where he created and recorded over 25 albums, like the seminal recordings of 54-40, the Vancouver Chamber Performers, and among the first pre-CD, vinyl digital masters in Canada, Jean Piché’s “L’Ange”. As Vancouver’s post-production industry started to expand in 1989, Hal opened up a completely digital, 48-monitor facility with Synclavier disk editing and enhancing systems. He offered audio post-production solutions for a lot more than 60 feature movies and documentaries, aswell as over 100 hours of episodic tv. Since that time, as the post-production marketplace in Vancouver has quickly expanded, Hal’s solutions have grown to incorporate not only Structure (“Call FROM THE Wild”, that he garnered an ‘Outstanding Primary Title’ Prime Period Emmy nomination; “Yvon from the Yukon”, YTV’s highest-rated series), but also: Orchestral Contracting for most feature movies (Keystone Entertainment’s “Spymate”, ABC’s “Once Upon a Mattress”), and Music Guidance & Editing for film and tv (“The Chris Isaak Display”, Brightlight Images’ feature, “The Longer Weekend”, “Highlander: The Series”, and Stephen King’s “Kingdom Medical center”). Recently, Hal continues to be composing music for many cartoon series stated in Vancouver, furthermore to writing ratings for feature movies including “They Wait around” and “The Surprise.” He also helmed the documenting of 1 hundred and ten Olympic nationwide anthems to be utilized in the 2010 Wintertime Olympics in Whistler, BC.

Known for movies