NOMI ABADI

COMPOSER

ASCAP

“Nomi approaches every project with care and precision—she communicates clearly about timelines, consistently meets her deadlines, and does so while maintaining an inspiring respect for the creative process. Her scores bring profound emotionality and nuance to the film, elevating each moment with sensitivity and depth. She used such a variety of instruments that give her sound a unique power. Collaborating with Nomi is a joy—her talent, professionalism, and artistry make her an invaluable part of any creative team.”

 – Diana Gonzales-Morett, Writer/Producer of “Pedacito de Carne”

“Working with Nomi has become one of my favorite parts of the creative process. Getting music from her is like Christmas morning. I know that she not only will create something perfect but it’s always unexpectedly exactly what the project needed. Not to mention, her humor is always spot on. I cannot wait for our next project together. “

 – Ashley-Dawn Byrd, Director of “Bad Chair”, “Accessories” and “Runaway Tree”

“I met Nomi when she came onboard to compose for my film LAST DANCE after she replaced not one, but TWO composers who ultimately didn’t work out. The unique thing about Nomi is that she’s more than your typical composer. I soon learned there was pretty much nothing she couldn’t do musically. Orchestral string pieces? No problem. Electronic soundscapes? You got it. Actual written songs with vocals she recorded herself? Holy crap, yes. No doubt, Nomi comes with the absolute highest of recommendations.”

– Josh Litman, Writer/Director of “Last Dance” and “Free Choice”

“Working with Nomi Abadi was awesome! Her creative music talents expeditiously transformed our full-feature film into a masterpiece and most importantly, she delivered by the deadline we agreed on. She has a keen ear for this niche & needed minimal direction after our initial consultation. Our company looks forward to having her score our upcoming projects!”

– Mann Robinson, Director of “Sebastian” and “Super Turnt”
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