Edith Mudge is a composer/producer based out of Santa Monica, California. To date, her music has been placed in 616 episodes of 208 series. Her composing credits include YouTube Premium series Step Up: High Water, ABC's The Story of Diana, and Hulu VR adventure Door No. 1, as well as a plethora of reality TV series, including Queer Eye, Project Runway, and The Real Housewives franchise. Her ad credits include IFC, KTLA, and Peloton. She currently composes for TV, film, podcasts, and more, with a specialty in electronic drama, synth pop, and choral music. A full list of credits can be found on her IMDb page.
Edith grew up in Redding, Connecticut, and later resided in New York City, New Hampshire, and Amman, Jordan. She received her BA in Music from Skidmore College, where her work in composition earned her the school's elusive Periclean Award. After pounding the pavement in NYC, Edith came to LA to pursue work as an orchestrator, and soon after, she stumbled upon a panel of strong, capable women composers. It dawned on her that the only thing keeping her from being a composer, after all her training, was an ingrained belief that women aren't media composers. Her path changed. She spent the next several years assisting and learning from A-list composers, and writing in-house for music production companies Bleeding Fingers and Jingle Punks. Her work and life are greatly influenced by her stubborn desire for social justice for all, and her own experience that representation matters.
Always on a journey to explore her artistry and expand her worldview, Edith Mudge is ready to bring her enthusiasm, creativity, and storytelling skills to your project. Let's collaborate.
Edith grew up in Redding, Connecticut, and later resided in New York City, New Hampshire, and Amman, Jordan. She received her BA in Music from Skidmore College, where her work in composition earned her the school's elusive Periclean Award. After pounding the pavement in NYC, Edith came to LA to pursue work as an orchestrator, and soon after, she stumbled upon a panel of strong, capable women composers. It dawned on her that the only thing keeping her from being a composer, after all her training, was an ingrained belief that women aren't media composers. Her path changed. She spent the next several years assisting and learning from A-list composers, and writing in-house for music production companies Bleeding Fingers and Jingle Punks. Her work and life are greatly influenced by her stubborn desire for social justice for all, and her own experience that representation matters.
Always on a journey to explore her artistry and expand her worldview, Edith Mudge is ready to bring her enthusiasm, creativity, and storytelling skills to your project. Let's collaborate.