Chistopher Libertino is an award winning film-music composer, guitarist and recording artist.
A graduate of Harvard University with a degree in music, Christopher has scored over 40 films including Jessica Sharzer’s The Wormhole, which was awarded the 2002 Student Academy Award and Ellie Lee's Repetition Compulsion, which was nominated for an Emmy Award in 1999.
Christopher composed the original score for Speak, a 2004 Sundance Feature Selection starring Kristen Stewart and Steve Zahn.
His most recent scores are for Virgin Red, Ezekiel's Redemption, Off the Grid: Life on the Mesa, Father's Day, The Warehouse Job, Americana, and Nowhere Kids.
In addition to his film work, Christopher has recorded several albums worth of literate left-of-center pop. His two most recent EPs are Epitaph and Caprice.
His guitar work has been featured in remixes for Gwen Stefani, Roxy Music and Duran Duran and in the film scores for Aeon Flux, Underworld, Six Feet Under and 28 Days Later.
