The award-winning composer invites us inside his studio at Netil House

When you step inside the Netil studio of award-winning composer Martin Phipps, you enter a world shaped by decades of craft, precision and, simply put, joy. Travel mementos line the space. Works by Trish Wylie overlook a grand 1890s Steinway piano. His accolades, though quietly tucked out of sight, remain present. It tells you a great deal about him before he ever says a word.

In this episode of ‘In Studio’, Martin takes us through his studio and into a practice shaped by curiosity, discipline and deep musical intuition. The conversation moves from early influences to scoring some of the most recognised film and television of the last two decades, including Peaky Blinders, The Crown and Napoleon.

Along the way, he reflects on what continues to excite him, what he finds most challenging, and what still drives him to compose after all these years. Beneath the achievements is sustained commitment to the process itself, and to the possibilities that emerge through long practice.

In Studio is a discovery led film series exploring the practice and journey of the most trailblazing creatives shaping culture from the inside their Eat Work Art studio.