Adam Lewis

Adam Lewis (also known as Mr Ronz) is a composer and producer, originally from Tonyrefail, South Wales, but now based in London.

Lewis has scored several short films and theatre productions, but is best known for writing the main theme from controversial brit-flick Kidulthood. In 2008 he appeared in Kneehigh Theatre's critically acclaimed version of Brief Encounter in London's West End. Lewis is currently scoring the new series of Law & Order: UK for ITV with Andy Price and has recently finishedThe Well, a four-part horror series for the BBC by controversial author Melvin Burgess. He scored Noel Clarkes new film 4.3.2.1 with Barnaby Robson.

In 2010 Lewis was announced as the composer on the BBC Wales production Baker Boys starring Eve Myles due for release in 2011. In 2011 he was announced as the composer on Noel Clarkes new feature film The Knot and also began work on the second series of Baker Boys for BBC Wales.

He is also currently working as a producer and co-writer under the name Mr Ronz as one half of dreampop duo Emmy's Unicorn with singer/singwriter Emmy-Lou Kay.

Other

Lewis was also an actor under the name Adam Randall

References

External links

• Official Website

• Adam Lewis at the Internet Movie Database

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