Brett Ensley
Hello!Brett Ensley has a versatile musical career grounded in formal studies in film scoring, piano, percussion, and composition. His scoring work includes contributions to major TV and film projects such as Black Widow, Shark Tank, and Cartoon Network, along with commercial compositions for brands like BMW and Harley‑Davidson. In the gaming industry, Brett has crafted music for Call of Duty and created immersive Triple‑A Nintendo background scores. As a touring musician, he performed with Stealing Scarlett and shared stages with Evanescence, Underoath, and D.C. Talk. His past collaborators include legendary producer Eddie Kramer, known for his work with The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Carlos Santana. Brett’s film scoring has earned multiple accolades, including several Best Score awards for the film Sereer from the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards, the International Independent Film Awards, the Hollywood International Independent Documentary Awards, the Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival, and the Christian Film Festival.
Drawing on his lifelong love of music and passion for creative community, Brett founded Brett Ensley Studios—a space built to inspire, educate, and connect. As the owner and creator, he envisioned a studio where students of all ages could learn from working professionals, where artists could record and collaborate, and where the local community could experience music through performance, classes, and shared creativity. Brett’s leadership blends professional excellence with a welcoming, student‑centered environment, making the studio not only a place to study music but a home for artistic growth and meaningful connection.
Many hours are spent in the studio, but when Brett is off you’ll find him soaking in the beauty around him. He enjoys mountain biking, hiking, and exploring the outdoors with his wife and their two boys. Brett also loves baseball—both the facts and the game itself—and with his boys now playing, countless afternoons are spent together out on the field.
In the Studio