Conor is a composer, orchestrator and producer from Derry/Londonderry Northern Ireland known for his work on 4-part miniseries; “Murder In The Badlands” and “The Agreement”. Conor holds a B.A in Music from Newcastle University and a Master’s degree in Scoring for Film and Visual Media from Pulse College/DIT, Dublin.

In 2014, Conor was appointed composer in residence at Smalltown America Records, a Northern Irish record label and studio, where he remained for one year.

In 2016, he was awarded the Film Music Foundation grant to study at the prestigious Masters Degree at Windmill Lane Recording Studios. 

In 2019, Conor provided string accompaniment for And So I Watch You From Afar’s ‘Jettison’ - a 50 minute long live AV work for 8 musicians and string quartet with accompanying visual world created in Unreal Game Engine by artist Sam Weihl (Mogwai/Actress). It opened at a sold out Queen Elizabeth Hall at London’s Southbank Centre.

Conor has worked on numerous award-winning films such as “After The Bomb” which won '‘Best Short Documentary” at the 2024 Galway Film Fleadh, “Gerry”which got an honourable mention at 2024 DocsIreland & LUMIatQFT and “Once a Beige Day” which got an honourable mention at 2024 IrishFilmFesta (Rome)

Conor’s compositions have been recorded in world famous Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, and by the National Radio Symphony Orchestra at BNR Studios, Sofia and his work has been performed in King’s Hall at Newcastle University and The Sage, Gateshead. His music is represented by The Contemporary Music Centre of Ireland.