Fritz Myers is a composer, audio engineer, and creative producer whose film scores include And the Worlds That Surround, The Harrow, and Zach Clark‘s Little Sister, selected as one of the 25 Best Films of the Century So Far by The New Yorker’s Richard Brody. He composes for podcasts, contributing music to the second season of Serial and to Eric Marcus’s groundbreaking Making Gay History. His work for theater includes The Bakken Formations: Tales From the New West which he co-created with playwright Clare Drobot for Ars Nova’s ANT Fest and original music for Chisa Hutchinson’s Sex on Sunday, directed by Jade King Carroll. He collaborates with other composers as a mixer, especially Nico Muhly, with whom he has mixed more than twenty music and media projects including the BAFTA-nominated Howards End, two seasons of the AppleTV+ original series Pachinko, and David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away).  He has mastered albums for Thomas Bartlett, Oliva Chaney, and Alex sopp.  He is a partner in Historical Fiction Records, the boutique New York City record label and production company headquartered at Reservoir Studios in Manhattan.  Recent and upcoming projects include new music for the 12th season of Making Gay History, mixing Nico Muhly’s score for Yu Hong‘s special exhibition at the 2024 Venice Biennale and the world premiere of The Becomers, his fourth collaboration with director Zach Clark (Vacation!, White Reindeer, Little Sister), at Fantasia Film Festival. He lives in New York City.