Marc Sylvan continues to forge an outstanding reputation as a composer and sound designer, creating charismatic scores and sound for film, television, video games and new media. With clients including Adobe, BBC, ITV, Endemol, Honda, Saleen and Sony, his unique approach to music and sound design is proving a popular choice amongst leading brands. Marc is currently working on the prime-time Saturday night extravaganza '101 Ways To Leave A Gameshow' (BBC1), the nerve-shredding live television event 'The Million Pound Drop' (Channel 4), the third series of the hit Saturday night action spectacular 'Total Wipeout' (BBC1), and Sonic the Hedgehog's latest high-octane adventure 'Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing' (Wii/PS3). Other recent projects include the Saturday night prime-time BBC1 shows, 'The Kids Are All Right' and 'National Lottery: Come & Have a Go', 'Pointless' (BBC2), 'Divided' (ITV1), 'Property Watch' (BBC2), 'Wait For It...!' (BBC1), 'Golden Balls' (ITV1), 'Hot Rods' (BBC2), 'Step Up To The Plate' (BBC1), 'Spin Star' (ITV1), 'The Club' (PS3), 'Sega Superstars Tennis' (PS3/Wii), 'Pursuit Force' (PSP) and the 'Sega Rally Revo' and 'Saleen S7 Supercar' commercials. Marc signed a publishing/representation agreement with Faber Music in 2004, joining a team of top drawer composers including Evelyn Glennie, Carl Davis and Howard Goodall amongst others. Faber Music Media's collective aim is to supply the film, television, advertising and recording industries with a service of true artistic integrity and excellence. Marc is also a professional member and on the Media Executive of the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors. To view a selection of Marc's recent work, click the circular blue icon at the bottom left corner of the site, which is available on any page.