Jonathan Zalben creates compelling soundtracks for picture. Recent projects include
“Martha Graham: We Are Our Time” (PBS) narrated by Meryl Streep, directed by Peter
Schnall and Cyndee Readdean, as well as “The Last Twins" (PBS) narrated by Liev
Schreiber and "Can't Look Away" (Bloomberg) which won a Dupont Award, both
directed by Matthew O'Neill and Perri Peltz.

He was nominated for an Emmy Award along with the sound team for music editing
"Pee-wee as Himself" (HBO) directed by Matt Wolf. He was nominated for a Guild of
Music Supervisors Award for "Ron Carter: Finding the Right Notes" (PBS) directed by
Peter Schnall.

Zalben wrote the music for the Emmy-award winning series, "Axios on HBO" directed by
Matthew O'Neill and Perri Peltz, as well as the Oscar-nominated film “Redemption”
(HBO) directed by Matthew O’Neill and Jon Alpert, “Alone” (NY Times Op-Doc) directed
by Garrett Bradley, which won the Sundance Jury Award and was shortlisted for an
Oscar, as well as “There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane” (HBO) directed by Liz
Garbus.

He music edited "Roadhouse" (Amazon) directed by Doug Liman, "The Deliverance"
(Netflix) directed by Lee Daniels, and music supervised “Just Before I Go” (Starz)
directed by Courteney Cox, “No Way Jose” (Sony Pictures) directed by Adam Goldberg,
and "Cuba and the Cameraman" (Netflix) directed by Jon Alpert.