Allison Tartalia

Allison Tartalia is a composer for film and theatre, songwriter and producer/arranger. Projects include the 2016 feature-length romantic comedy, Get Happy, which was an official selection at the Montreal Film Festival, won Best Romantic Comedy at the Manhattan Film Festival, and is now available for streaming through Amazon Prime. In 2010, Tartaglia received an Emmy nomination and a Telly Award in recognition of the music she composed for the the film 5,000 Miles From Home, a documentary about the lives of Italian American World War II veterans that aired on PBS. Allison has also composed and arranged two original full-length musicals, 1918: A House Divided and Birds on Fire (book and lyrics by Barbara Kahn), both produced by New York City’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Theater for the New City. Her music has been heard on NBC, PBS, Lifetime, Bravo, Oxygen and TLC. She has an MFA candidate in Music Composition at Vermont College of Allison Tartalia composes music for film and theatre. Most recently, she scored the 2016 feature-length romantic comedy, Get Happy, which was an official selection at the Montreal Film Festival, won Best Romantic Comedy at the Manhattan Film Festival, and is now available for streaming through Amazon Prime. In 2010, Tartaglia received an Emmy nomination and a Telly Award in recognition of the music she composed for the the film 5,000 Miles From Home, a documentary about the lives of Italian American World War II veterans that aired on PBS. Allison has also composed and arranged two original full-length musicals, 1918: A House Divided and Birds on Fire (book and lyrics by Barbara Kahn), both produced by New York City’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Theater for the New City. Her music has been heard on NBC, PBS, Lifetime, Bravo, Oxygen and TLC. She is an MFA in Music Composition with a focus on media scoring from Vermont College of Fine Arts.