composer & record producer
Known for his dedication to story and process, Charles believes in experimentation and egoless collaboration with directors & artists.
Whether a massive full orchestral score or a minimalistic and textured approach, he creates compositions that sensitively support and clearly communicate the deeper, emotive meaning when words/images fall short
Humenry's compositions have premiered at film festivals including Sundance, Berlinale, SXSW, AFI, and HollyShorts. Some of his notable films include Closing Dynasty (2022), 15 Cameras (2023), To Be Of Service (2019), and the upcoming feature film, Things Like This, set for theatrical release May 2025. Humenry is currently working on three features: Lucky Lu (Lloyd Lee Choi), Motherwitch (Minos Papas) and Downbeat (Danny Madden), and looks forward to sharing more music with the world. soon.
Charles Humenry is a French composer, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles, CA.
His childhood and early years were always intertwined with music, studying classical piano and eventually making his way to studying at acclaimed institutions like the American School of Modern Music in Paris and Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA
Charles has spent the last few years writing music for films, theater and advertising. He has had the distinct pleasure of working with award winning directors including Lloyd Lee Choi, Danny Madden, Aisha Amin, Rafaël Beauchamp, Caitlin Woods, Max Talisman, and Oscar nominee Josh Aronson. Charles has also had the privilege of collaborating with Jon Bon Jovi to have his own song and score featured in the documentary To Be Of Service.
He has closely collaborated with the playwright Dylan Guerra on many plays including Find Him and Lisa performed in New York City at theaters like Ars Nova and the Lee Strasberg Theater.
In advertising, he has worked with leading agencies such as BBDO, Blonde, Publicis, Ogilvy, Young & Rubicam, etc for brands such as Meta, Vogue, Folgers, Google, IBM, AT&T, MLB, IKEA, and Mastercard.
Charles keeps producing and playing with artists he admires like Casey McQuillen, Emily Anderson, and Joe Holt, and he is one half of the indie band Black Alder
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