Lisa Bloom creates music for film, television, and the concert hall. She has composed a large number of scores for film and television and has been much in demand as an orchestrator for years in Hollywood. Her musical score to the recent documentary, “Final Hours: Is death really the end?” won the ONIROS international film award for best soundtrack in July 2026.
Lisa’s composer and orchestrator credits include Batman Animated, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, The New Lassie, Memoirs of an Invisible Man, Special Effects (IMAX), The Flash, Christmas Eve, The Flood, The Firing Squad, and Take Me to Banaue. She’s also been the composer for numerous ABC Specials, indie feature films, and documentaries.
Lisa's orchestrations have been performed throughout the world, including the best Hollywood “A list” orchestras, The London Symphony and the Prague Radio Symphony. Lisa has also written three musicals, a full-length original score for the renowned Malashock Dance Company, and a wide variety of orchestral and chamber music.
Born to a very musical family and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, Lisa began composing at eight years of age and studied piano throughout her childhood with the renowned Richard Gaw. At the University of California, Berkeley, she studied musical composition and economics, graduating with highest honors. Moving to Los Angeles, she continued her studies with famed motion picture/television composers Earle Hagen and David Raksin. Recently, Lisa was a visiting scholar/artist, lecturing on film scoring, in the music department of the University of Tulsa.