Anthony Eve is a composer and producer hailing from Belfast, Northern Ireland.  Whilst best known for his scores for screen, his work also includes solo endeavours such as "Fuga", recorded with the Budapest Art Orchestra and released in 2024; and his first EP "Shades of Green", which was released in 2021. In 2026, Anthony will be releasing "Baile" recorded with the Ulster Orchestra. His compositions are a blend of contemporary orchestral arrangements and traditional folk, infused with electronic manipulation and modern production techniques.

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Anthony scores for long running BBC Series "Hope Street" and is currently working on its feature-length film. The music is inspired by the vast musical landscape and rich cultural heritage of Northern Ireland. He also composed other BBC Productions, such as "Holby City" and "St Mungo's".​

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His work on BBC short film, "Measure of a Man", starring Jenn Murray, embraces a more classical approach, making use of a string quartet, piano and harp. His versatility is further showcased in multi-award winning short film "Pike", combining contemporary string orchestration, analog synth and Celtic flute and harp, to create an immersive and distinct world. 

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He scored the upcoming "I Now Take You to be my Ex" written, directed and starring Jenn Murray for church organ, synth and strings, while also orchestrating a string arrangement for 'To Be Held by You' by singer-songwriter Morgan Harper Jones.

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Anthony is scoring upcoming survival thriller "No Way Off' directed by Brian Kelly and starring OSCAR nominated actress Maria Bakalova, developing a bespoke percussive score using soley found sounds and recordings from a bus engine and body.  From the low-frequency pulse of the engine to the metallic textures of the bodywork, each sound will be captured and repurposed as musical material.

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Anthony is also scoring "Jawbox", an upcoming crime series, produced by Long Story TV for BBC Productions. 

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In 2022, Anthony composed the score to the OSCAR, IFTA and BAFTA winning film "An Irish Goodbye", combining traditional Celtic folk influences with electro-acoustic textures, using detuned banjos and mandolins to craft a unique sonic landscape. 

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Anthony is currently in commission with BBC Radio 3 to write a piece for the Ulster Orchestra for the Unwind/Soundwaves programme. ​