Hunky Dory | 2011

Film score

An affectionate portrait of several teenagers graduating from their Swansea high school in the long, hot summer of 1976, and the music that permeated their lives. As well as writing the largely electronic score, Talbot worked with the film's young actors and musicians to develop arrangements of the songs performed in the film. 

Directed by Marc Evans.

Psychoville | 2009-2011

Television score

Psychological thriller sitcom written by Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton of The League of Gentlemen, centred on five characters linked by a mysterious blackmailer.

Directed by Matt Lipsey.

Is Anybody There? | 2008

Film score

Drama about the unlikely friendship between a young boy and a cantankerous elderly man.

Directed by John Crowley.

Son of Rambow | 2007

Film score

Comedy about two very different young boys who team up over a summer to make their own version of First Blood. 

Directed by Garth Jennings.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy | 2005

Film score

Feature-length adaptation of Douglas Adams' cult radio sci-fi comedy of the same name.

Directed by Garth Jennings.

Closed Circuit | 2013

Film score

Crime thriller following the aftermath of a terror attack on London.

Directed by John Crowley.

Franklyn | 2008

Film score

Sci-fi thriller set between the parallel worlds of contemporary London and the dystopian Meanwhile City.

Directed by Gerald McMorrow.

Penelope | 2006

Film score

Romantic comedy about a girl whose family curse plagues her with an unusual deformity, which she believes can only be relieved by her marriage to a man of noble birth.

Directed by Mark Palansky.

The League of Gentlemen | 1999-2002

Theme, television and film scores

Cult horror-comedy series set in the fictional English village of Royston Vasey, in which lives a range of alarming characters played by Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton and Mark Gatiss. Jeremy Dyson wrote the series along with the actors.

Directed by Steve Bendelack.

Sing | 2016

Film score

Joby's third feature-length collaboration with writer-director Garth Jennings, this animation from Illumination Entertainment (Despicable Me, Minions) tells the story of Buster Moon— a relentlessly optimistic koala impresario who refuses to admit defeat when his theatre faces closure— and the singing competition he stages in a last-ditch effort to save it.

Directed by Garth Jennings.