AWARDS & PRESS

FILM/MUSIC AWARDS:

‘Chernobyl’ Official Trailer - GOLD CLIO AWARD for BEST TELEVISION/STREAMING TRAILER 2019.
’They Shall Not Grow Old’ - SILVER CLIO AWARD for BEST DOCUMENTARY TRAILER 2019.
‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ Breathe Trailer - BRONZE CLIO AWARD for BEST THEATRICAL TRAILER 2017.
'My Cousin Rachel' Official Trailer WINNER of BEST FOREIGN ROMANCE at Golden Trailer Awards 2017.
'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Official Final Trailer WINNER of BEST FANTASY ADVENTURE TRAILER at Golden Trailer Awards 2016.
‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ Theatrical Trailer WINNER of BEST ACTION TRAILER at Golden Trailer Awards 2014.
'Deaf Havana – Boston Square’ WINNER of  BEST MUSIC VIDEO at Kerrang! Awards 2014
‘Pantheon’ WINNER of BEST FILM at Screentest Film Festival 2013.
‘Pantheon’ WINNER of BEST SCORE at Screentest Film Festival 2013.
‘Pantheon’ WINNER of BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN at Screentest Film Festival 2013.
‘Pantheon’ nominated for Best Student Production at Learning On Screen Awards 2013.
‘Pantheon’ nominated for Best Fiction at Watersprite Film Festival 2013
‘Pantheon’ nominated for Best Cinematography at Watersprite Film Festival 2013.
‘Pantheon’ nominated for Best Fiction Film, Royal Television Society Awards 2013.
‘Pantheon’ shortlisted for Best Cinematography at Super Shorts Film Festival 2013.
‘Pantheon’ nominated for Best Drama at Screentest Film Festival 2013.
‘Pantheon’ nominated for Best Performances at Screentest Film Festival 2013.

FILM FESTIVALS AND SCREENINGS:

'Deaf Havana - 'Mildred (Lost A Friend)' Official Selection at NFFTY 2015
‘Pantheon’ Official Selection at NFFTY 2013 in Seattle, WA.
'Pantheon’ Official Selection at London Short Film Festival 2014.
‘Pantheon’ Official Selection at Bradford International Film Festival.
‘Pantheon’ Official Selection at Plus Camerimage Film Festival 2012, Poland.
‘Pantheon’ Official Selection at Westport Arts Film Event 2013 in Westport, Ireland.
‘Pantheon’ Official Selection at LoneStarCon3 Film Festival 2013 in San Antonio, Texas.
‘Pantheon’ Official Selection at Tri-Cities International Film Festival 2013, Seattle, WA.
‘Pantheon’ Official Selection at BKSTS Student Showcase 2012, BFI London
‘The Constant’ Official Selection at BKSTS Student Showcase 2011, BFI London.
‘Death of the Cinema Projectionist’ Official Selection at BKSTS Student Showcase 2011, BFI London.
‘The Constant’ screened Nationally as part of BBC Music Video Festival 2011.

SOUNDTRACK WORK:

‘Armour' (Short Film) - Composer - directed by Ben Briand.
’Ophelia’ (Short Film) - Composer - directed by Jamie Sims.
'Cropped' (Short Film) - Composer - directed by Chris Thomas. 
'Bus Stop' (Short Film) - Composer - directed by Jamie Sims.
‘The Nightman of Nevermoor’ (Short Film) – Composer – directed by Chris Thomas.
‘Anima’ (Video Game) – Composer –  by Out Of The Bit Ltd.
‘Pantheon’ (Short Film) – Composer –  directed by Frederick Lloyd.
‘The Way The Lamp Swings’ (Short Film) – Composer – directed by Peter Kelly.
‘The Ascent’ (Short Film) – Composer – directed by Frederick Lloyd
‘Death Of The Cinema Projectionist’ (Short Documentary) – directed by Frederick Lloyd
‘The Constant’ (Short Film) – Composer – directed by Frederick Lloyd.

PRESS QUOTES:

‘Frederick’s talent for understanding the mood and meaning of a story and translating that into music is unique.  The speed and efficiency with which he was able to score the film as well as his willingness to try new ideas, made him a pleasure to work with. The finished score was not only moving in its self, but also added a whole other level to the film, enriching each moment with depth and emotion.’ Peter Kelly, Director (The Way The Lamp Swings)

‘Encompassing a vast array of sounds and influences, all of the many instruments which from this scenic endeavor are expertly played by the man himself. Atmospheric to the last, each song portrays a miniature world in which everything has been expertly designed and cultivated. Put simply, its bloody marvellous, and addictive to boot!’ Bearded Magazine

‘Soundtracker ‘Ursine Vulpine’ is a one-man project of Frederick Lloyd, an artist we feel is more than worth a two-eyed watch. We feel it’s so rare to spot an artist that possesses such an abundance of connectivity with subject and raw feeling. The gap in quality between himself and artists already boasting high acclaim is marginal and we feel a flutter in independent movies seem an almost inevitable direction and definite route to deserved praise. You are introduced into the domains of both the simplicity & complexity of mood, and their development is documented with almost perfect execution.’ The Whiteboard Project