Samantha Williams is a film and media composer born and raised in Silver Spring, Maryland. Her recent experience includes custom trailer work and music production for Olivier & Tony award-winning company AF creative media. She recently wrapped a project with RedBull media house, being selected as a composer/producer on their album release “The Orchestrals II”. She was flown to Vienna, Austria to record at the world-renowned Synchron Stage and produce the track. “Helix” was further mixed in Dolby Atmos with Samantha and the team and is released on all streaming platforms as well as licensed to BMG production music for sync purposes. Samantha has numerous credits writing original music for nature documentaries some of which include : PBS, NOVA special “Sea Change: The Gulf of Maine” and PBS, Nature "Tusker: Brotherhood of Elephants" 
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Nominated for best score for her work on “Juno: The Graveyard of Memories” (Dir. Tariq Stone) at the Berklee Film Scoring Network Festival, Samantha has created her compositional foundation working on various short films from film schools across the country. She’s worked on Films from California College of the Arts, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rhode Island School of Design, Mass Art, Emerson College, San Francisco State University, and Maryland Institute College of Art. Through her close collaborations with film directors and artists, Samantha has established herself as a composer that’s “pushing creative boundaries’’ (Director. Boxi Chen) and dedicated to achieving excellence in her work.
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Samantha is not only limited to film scoring, but has a decades worth of experience as a Jazz Pianist. Growing up Samantha built her foundation on classical music and later developed a love for Jazz. Samantha was awarded the 'Berklee World Tour” Scholarship for piano performance and obtained a Bachelor’s of Music degree majoring in Contemporary Writing and Production at Berklee College of Music. In addition to her compositional work, she’s participated in various jazz ensembles and trios in the Boston area.