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General Reel
Cat Burglar’s Escapades
1:50
"Escaping the Farm"
2:15
Land of the Snowmen
1:06
Liftoff
2:18
An Eye for an Eye - from "Meesha"
1:18
Don't Look Down
0:38
Abdul/End Credits - from "Meesha"
1:11
The Open Pastures
2:15
Artist - from "God, Homeless, and a Smartphone"
1:29
Death from Above
1:37
The Serpent - from "Shieldmaiden"
0:51
Echo - from "Echo"
1:16
Sacrifices
1:30
A Passage Through Time
1:05
Biography
Robert V. Lampkin is an award-winning film and media composer based in Los Angeles, California. His unique approach to orchestral scoring has brought him international recognition, with 6 of his pieces being recognized finalists in international competitions. Whilst regularly using his global music background, his inspirations often come from the likes of Thomas Newman, John Powell, Joe Hisaishi, and John Williams.
Robert's music can be heard in various short films and games, with the most notable credits being Cringe, directed by John Cobb, Meesha, directed by Sumeer Malik, and additional music for the Harry Potter Magic Caster Wand from Warner Brothers.
Robert is a proud member of ASCAP and the Society of Composers and Lyricists, an alumni of the 2023-24 Los Angeles Film Conducting Intensive and 2022 NYU Screen Scoring Summer Workshop. In 2025, Robert attended the Game Developers Conference as a G.A.N.G. Scholar, mentored by composer Jason Hayes. Robert also holds a degree in Marketing and a certificate in Music & Entertainment Business from Kennesaw State University, as well as a Master's in Screen Scoring from the University of Southern California, where he was awarded the Joe and Alice Harnell Scholar for Screen Scoring Award.