Sharon Hurvitz is a composer based in New York City, writing for Film, TV, Videogames, and Advertisements. She has worked on various productions from multiple institutions, including but not limited to FIT, NYU, and SVA. In 2023, she was commissioned to write music for the world’s first AI Generated Anime, running 24/7 on Twitch under the channel name “Always Break Time”. She is also currently the team composer and lead musician for WarriorCats based video game Lake Territory: Reborn, as well as a composer for Intervox Production Music based in the UK.

Sharon has been a Composer Fellow of the Los Angeles Philharmonic since 2013, studying under Andrew Norman. She wrote two pieces for full orchestra, which premiered in 2014 and 2015 at Disney Concert Hall. Additionally, she was commissioned to compose a wind quartet for the International Contemporary Ensemble, which had its World Premiere in 2016 at the Ojai Music Festival under Music Director, Peter Sellars.

Sharon began formal piano and music education at Yamaha Music Education schools at age six. She was selected to participate in Yamaha’s International Junior Original Concert Program for six years running, and obtained Yamaha teacher training certification by age 13. At The Colburn School of Performing Arts, in the fall of 2015, she became the first pre-college student in the history of the Colburn School permitted to participate in a Conservatory Division class, and was the Student Speaker at CSPA’s 2016 Commencement Ceremony.

Now 25 years old, Sharon has attained her Bachelor of Arts from Columbia University. Upon graduation she was one of two recipients of Columbia’s Charles S. Miller Award. She is currently in the process of completing her Masters at New York University’s Screen Scoring Program.