Jamie Lawrence’s compositions and arrangements have been honored with four Emmy Awards and one Clio award. Currently most of his time has been spent in the film world where he wrote the score for Bart Got A Room, starring William H. Macy, and produced the music for the The Private Lives of Pippa Lee - starring Alan Arkin , The Ballad of Jack and Rose, starring Daniel Day Lewis and Music of Regret,  starring Meryl Streep. He has scored numerous documentary films -- many of them for HBO: Death On A Factory Farm, The Alzheimer’s Project - “Momentum In Science”, Dealing Dogs, and Shot in The Dark  directed by Adrian Grenier. Keeping a hand in theater, Jamie has written all the original music for the Tony Awards broadcasts for the past ten years as well as being its Associate Music Director. As an orchestrator and arranger he has penned arrangements for numerous musical luminaries such as Jessye Norman, Quincy Jones, Smokey Robinson and Herbie Hancock.

Jamie grew up in New York City, where he still resides, and received a BA in music from Yale University.  In his off hours he has a sideline as a writer/performer of children’s songs under a secret alias -- Jamie Broza. His first CD for children, “Bad Mood Mom and other Good Mood Songs,” made the Parents’ Choice Foundation’s list of the top 25 children’s CDs in the last 25 years.