Paul Sabin

Trained first in percussion and then at the conservatory, from which he graduated in 2009, Paul Sabin develops a career as a composer and producer focused on image, at the crossroads of film music, sound design and minimalist electronics. After attending the École nationale supérieure Louis-Lumière from 2011 to 2014, where he studied music production and sound design, Paul Sabin began writing for short films with Brice Barbier’s L’Entretien in 2012 and Mauvaise main in 2013, before notably signing the music for Maëlle by Jordi Gueyrard in 2019. His career then centers on collaborations with young French directors for series and audiovisual projects such as Stalk and 3615 Monique by Simon Bouisson, as well as Nudes. In 2021, his work on Stalk was awarded the prize for best music at the La Rochelle Fiction Festival. In parallel, Paul Sabin co-founded YEUZ in 2016, a multimedia project where sparse electronic compositions and interactive visual creations take the form of installations. He also composes for documentaries, feature films, the musical branding of France TV Cinéma and several advertising campaigns, in a register where textures, rhythmic tension and atmospheric writing occupy a central place.