Emma Jackson

Composition - Post Sound

About

Emma Jackson is a London-based composer and sound designer working across television, film, and museum exhibitions. Her work blends neoclassical minimalism with ambient sound design to create immersive, emotionally resonant scores.With credits spanning Disney, BBC, MoMA, Smithsonian, and Calm, Emma brings a distinctive voice to both screen and spatial media. At the age of 20, she worked as the foley artist for Disney’s documentary Beyond Infinity, launching a fast-rising career rooted in storytelling through sound.Since then, she’s scored everything from award-winning documentaries and reality TV to immersive gallery exhibitions and clinical trials and wellness apps. Recent projects include work for The National Gallery, Mike Figgis’ Megadoc, Heidi Horten Museum, and Thea App—spanning both screen and sonic environments.

Current featured work

Composition

Composition - Post Sound

Emma Jackson is a composer working across television, film, wellness, and gallery commissions. Her music is rooted in neoclassical minimalism and ambient composition, characterised by subtle harmonic movement, delicate instrumentation, and a strong sensitivity to emotional and narrative tone.Her work as a composer includes commissions from MoMA, Spatial Inc, Calm, Spitfire Audio, The National Gallery, Amazon Music, and the Smithsonian. She has written for a wide range of contexts, from narrative series and documentaries to wellness apps, immersive exhibitions, hospital trials, and advertising campaigns. Her solo music also explores the therapeutic potential of sound, with compositions designed to support sleep, reflection, and emotional regulation.Emma’s compositional voice is defined by clarity, emotional depth, and a commitment to serving the psychological needs of the audience as much as the aesthetic demands of the story.

Recent Commissions

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Post Sound

Composition - Post Sound

Sound Design | Immersive Audio | Foley | Mixing

Emma Jackson is a London-based sound designer and mixer specialising in immersive audio, foley, and post-production sound for film, television, exhibitions, and branded content. Her practice centres on building emotionally attuned sonic environments that support and elevate visual storytelling.Her credits include Disney, BBC, Amazon Music, MoMA, and the Smithsonian, alongside collaborations on projects directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Mike Figgis. Her work spans cinematic foley, dialogue editing, and 7.1.2 immersive mixing for both spatial installations and clinical trials. From major museum exhibitions and high-profile advertising campaigns to narrative and experimental film, she consistently delivers sound that is both technically refined and emotionally resonant.Emma brings a collaborative, story-first approach to every production, using sound not only to enhance but to fully inhabit the spaces between image and meaning.