Kris Bowers Set to Compose Netflix Animated Feature ‘Steps’ (EXCLUSIVE)

FilmNews newsroom brief · 25d ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Emmy-nominated composer Kris Bowers is set to score Netflix’s upcoming animated comedy “Steps.” The score was recorded in July and August at London’s Abbey Road Studios. Slated for release on Nov. 20, “Steps” marks the first film to be fully animated in-house within Netflix Anima

Kris Bowers, known for her work on TV shows like "When They See Us" and "This Is Us," is expanding her repertoire into animated features with Netflix's "Steps." The fact that she's been tapped to compose for this film is a testament to her versatility and growing demand in the industry. Her Emmy nominations are a reflection of her skill in crafting scores that resonate with audiences, and it's likely that her work on "Steps" will be just as impactful.

The recording of the score at Abbey Road Studios adds an extra layer of excitement to the project. As one of the most iconic recording studios in the world, Abbey Road has been the backdrop for countless legendary albums and soundtracks. The fact that Netflix chose this esteemed location to capture the music for "Steps" speaks to the company's commitment to producing high-quality content. With "Steps" being the first film to be fully animated in-house by Netflix Animation, it's clear that the company is investing heavily in this project and aiming to set a new standard for animated storytelling.

As the release date for "Steps" approaches, it's worth keeping an eye on how the film's animation and music come together. With Bowers' score and Netflix's in-house animation team on board, there's a lot of potential for "Steps" to be a standout title in the streaming giant's lineup. Fans of animated comedies and music-driven storytelling should definitely mark November 20th on their calendars and get ready to experience the film for themselves.

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