Daniel Thomas Freeman

Daniel Thomas Freeman is an artist working at the edges of music and film.

His debut film as director / writer / composer, 'The Silence After Life', won Best Actress at the Brighton Rocks Film Festival 2020. He also co-wrote / played / produced the Rameses III track 'Across the Lake is Where My Heart Shines' which has had over five million streams on Spotify.

His 2011 debut solo album 'The Beauty Of Doubting Yourself' (Home Normal) led to scoring the award-winning STUDIOCANAL / Film4 / BFI feature 'Catch Me Daddy' with Matthew Watson and being included in Indiewire's 2015 list of '15 Composers To Watch'.

Daniel was a member of Rameses III, the South London ambient / folk / drone band who had numerous releases over their ten years on labels such as Type and Important Records.

Other soundtrack work includes music for Alexi Hobbs' interactive short 'The Last Hunt' (National Film Board of Canada) which won a 2014 Webby Award and the Paul Frankl short 'The Last Tree' (part of 'The Uncertain Kingdom'), 2020.

His latest project, 'The Day After', an experimental short film and an album of extended score, are the first in the NULL Audience Series.