Score a Score, a music company with operations in Los Angeles and Boston, has added Ariella Abrams as creative manager working out of its L.A. office.
Previously serving as director, client relations at Sencit Music in L.A., Abrams brings a unique trailer-focused perspective to the current Score a Score. She’ll work in tandem with the other creative team members producing custom music, pitching music from Score a Score’s catalog, developing artists on the company roster, and helping to grow Score a Score’s ever expanding footprint in the market.
The company has also just launched a rebranded website. CEO Jordan Passman explained, “After a substantial investment in the company website over the course of ​7 years, I came to the realization​ that our branding was off – we’d outgrown and pivoted away from the original concept of the website (a digital marketplace to connect content creators and composers), and centered our business around a human touch – people want to work with people,​ and human-to-human interaction has grown the business exponentially in ways that technology could never replicate​. So we ditched our long-time robot mascots, and cartoony imagery, and rebranded the company to look sleeker, cleaner, simpler and warmer.”
Score a Score’s recent work includes ad campaigns for Microsoft, Intel, Apple, MasterCard, Covergirl, PODS, Taco Bell and Zillow, and trailers for films such as Overlord, Disenchanted, The Girl In the Spider’s Web, Venom, Incredibles 2, Ready Player One, Won’t You Be My Neighbor? and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
Score a Score’s also very busy on the music supervision side, with credits including the series Best Shot (produced by LeBron James, which premiered this month), Fastest Car, Rhett & Link’s Buddy System and Chef’s Table, Season 1.
