Jason Nesmith

Jason Nesmith was born on Aug 07, 1968 in USA. Jason Nesmith's big-screen debut came with The Man Who Saw Tomorrow directed by Robert Guenette in 1981, strarring Nostradamus, as a Child.

As one of the most successful composer/producers in Hollywood for the past two decades. Jason Nesmith has extensive credits to his name. He most recently finished the score for the film "Holly Slept Over", starring Ron Livingston and Nathalie Emmanuel from Game of Thrones. (Due out the end of 2018). He is also working on a new series for Fox called "The Hustle", due out July of 2018. For the last part of 2017 Jason had been working on the hit Game show "Game of Games" with Ellen DeGeneres. This show is now up for an Emmy. For the last 15 years Jason has worked with Warner Brothers/Telepictures as one of the primary composers for The Ellen Degeneres Show. He has also written the themes for Extra, TMZ Live, Anderson Live, CNN New Day, The Tyra Banks Show, Judge Jeanine Pirro, Lets Ask America, Food Tech, and most recently Ellen's Design Challenge, and a show for AXS TV called Breaking Band. In 2017 he finished an 8 episode documentary series for Showtime called Naked SNCTM. Since its launch in 2013, he has composed music for the Microsoft Surface tablet including a number of its national commercial spots. He has also done extensive scoring for documentaries on the History channel, Discovery channel and the Nat Geo network. In his rock and roll days he was signed by music industry legend Seymour Stein to the iconic Sire Records as a member of 90's famed Brit pop group Nancy Boy. As an in demand touring and recording guitarist, he became the live Music Director for Geffen Records artists under Ron Fair, and was an instrumental staple and veteran of the Hollywood live music scene. He has performed, written and recorded on the local and international level with Ben Harper, Mark Ford of The Black Crowes, and Ahmet Zappa among others. Today he continues to write and produce in his Hollywood Hills studio - "The tree house on the hill" as it is known - for some of the longest running and most successful TV franchises, and can be heard literally 24/7, syndicated worldwide. .