Kathryn Bostic
Emmy nominated composer
"The Supremes at Earl's All You Can Eat"
"Sarah's Oil"
Award winning, Emmy nominated composer and singer/songwriter
Kathryn Bostic is known for her original work on film,TV, Broadway and
symphonic music. Emmy accolades for her scores “Toni Morrison The
Pieces I Am”; “Amy Tan-Unintended Memoir “; and “The Supremes at
Earl’s All You Can Eat.” She is a recipient of many fellowships and
awards including the prestigious Hollywood Music in Media Award for
“Best Score TV Streamed Movie”; BMI Streaming Media Award; Society
of Composers and Lyricists “Outstanding Music for Independent
Feature Film.” African American Film Critics Award for “Best Music in
Film; Sundance Fellowship for Feature Film Scoring; Sundance
Documentary Film Scoring; and BMI Conducting Fellowship. A vocalist
and solo artist, Bostic has performed in several jazz festivals and
venues including the Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Cape May Jazz
Festival, Ronnie Scotts/London, Tokyo and Osaka Blue Note, and
Catalina’s Jazz Club. Her symphonic performances and score
commissions include the Dallas Symphony Orchestra; Pittsburgh
Symphony Orchestra; Chicago Sinfonietta; Los Angeles Philharmonic;
Bangor Symphony Orchestra; and Academy Museum of Motion
Pictures. She is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts &
Sciences;Television Academy of Arts & Sciences; and the Recording
Academy. She is the first African American female score composer to
join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.