Eric LeMoyne is one of Canada's most versatile composers and sound designers. For 20 years his creative touch has put the finish on a number of productions for TV, film, the Web and games. From the theme music for MuchMusic's Fax in 1990 to the shocking expose Anthrax War in 2008, his music grips you with originality and effectiveness.

With a jazz background from teacher Art Roberts and years as a working keyboardist he sets the foundation of his career in the Synclavier room in Studio Morin Heights. Numerous documentaries and TV themes follow, four of which will be nominated at the Gemini awards : 3 for best music, 1 for best sound. Of note, Paul Cowan's Double or Nothing and Alan Handel's The Reichmanns and Liberty, USA. The series Student Bodies, Technoplis and Finding Our Talk have enjoyed great success in their respective markets. His talents have been solicited by Ubisoft for Tarzan and Batman games, Global for their morning show, and Josh Freed for his documentaries. Over the last 5 years, Radio-Canada's Et Dieu créa Laflaque has relied on his expertise in sound. Most recently the science-based documentaries Naica : Into the Lost Crystal Caves, The Nature of Things : To Bee or Not To Bee and Lethal Beauty have broadened his musical horizon.