Paul Intson is a Canadian multi-award winning composer and music editor. His specialty is composing accessible music that portrays complex emotional narratives. Each score is entirely unique; his influences are the storyline at hand and his toolbox for creating include instrumentalists and artists
worldwide.
Paul began composing for modern dance and media and television in the mid 80's. In 2005 his work on
'Skyland' earned him the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television's Gemini award; he would go on to earn 5 additional nominations as well as a Genie award for his work on Norman Jewison's 'The Statement'. His most recent nomination was in 2013.
In 2014, Paul composed the score for The Nut Job which set a new box office record for both highest grossing
Canadian theatrical release and alltime independent animation release.
He has music edited for Brian Tyler, Michael Abels, Angelo Badalamenti, Norman Corbeil, Mark Mothersbaugh, Charlie Clouser and Mychael Danna.
Paul has both Canadian and EU -Eesti (Estonian) passports