Danny Lux facts for kids
Daniel Scott Lux (born June 5, 1969) is an American music composer. He creates exciting music for many of your favorite television shows and films.
About Daniel Lux
Daniel Lux was born on June 5, 1969. He is a talented composer from America. His job is to write music that helps tell stories. This music can be heard in movies and on TV.
Music for Movies
Daniel Lux has created music for several movies. For example, he worked on Halloween: Resurrection in 2002. He also composed music for Stolen Summer, which came out in the same year. His music helps set the mood for these films.
TV Show Hits
Daniel Lux is well-known for his work on television. He has written theme songs and background music for many popular series.
Famous Theme Songs
He wrote the main theme music for shows like Sliders. He also created themes for Million Dollar Mysteries and Crisis Center. His work on Crisis Center earned him his first Emmy nomination. Later, he received a second Emmy nomination for his music on Profiler. He also composed the theme for Boston Legal.
Other TV Contributions
Lux has contributed music to many other TV shows. These include popular series like My Name Is Earl and Grey's Anatomy. He also worked on Ally McBeal, where he won a BMI award. He shared two other BMI awards for his music on NYPD Blue.
Some other shows he helped with are:
- Boston Public
- John Doe
- Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
- The Good Wife
- Melrose Place
- Dawson's Creek
- Suits
- Manifest
He even wrote an instrumental theme for Ally, a spin-off show from Ally McBeal. Daniel Lux also composed the theme for The Bachelor with John Carta.
