Winslow Bright is a music supervisor, actor, and recording artist based in New York City. Recent television acting roles include Netflix “Inventing Anna,” HBO Max “The Other Two,” CBS “FBI” and “Blue Bloods." Winslow is represented for TV & Film by TMT Entertainment and commercially by KMR. National commercials of note include Chase Bank, Apple, E!, MasterCard, Crest, AT&T, McDonald’s and more.

As a music supervisor, Bright has over a decade of experience specializing in advertising, film, television, and podcasts. As the EP of Premier Music Group, Bright leads Premier’s talented team, working closely with directors, agencies, production companies, and brands directly to find or create the perfect musical moment for their clients’ original content. Under her guidance, Premier provides an array of services including music supervision, clearance and licensing, original music and re-record production, talent negotiations, sonic identity, and brand music consulting.

Bright’s recent supervision work has been paired with iconic brands including Tiffany & Co., Calvin Klein, Ford, Rémy Martin, Stella Artois, Tommy Hilfiger and others. She has tapped marquee talent for syncs and recent brand collaborations including Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson with King Princess, A$AP Ferg, Moby, Guns N' Roses, and St Vincent. Additionally, Bright has supervised original compositions and brand executions with celebrated film and TV composers like Raphael Saadiq, Labrinth, Emile Mosseri, Duncan Thum, and Carter Burwell. She also prides herself on creating opportunities for up-and-coming artists and independent musicians like the French-Senegalese singer Anaiis for a recent Adidas Women’s campaign, as well as the fiery rock band, Starcrawler, for Nissan. 

With the podcast boom in 2020, Bright helped Premier capitalize on the rising medium and led her team on projects with Higher Ground Audio (Renegades: Born in the USA with President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen, The Big Hit Show: To Pimp a Butterfly), Pushkin Industries (Miracle and Wonder: Conversations with Paul Simon, Broken Record), and Audible (American Football). She is an accomplished supervisor for film and TV, with credits including BRITTANY RUNS A MARATHON (Amazon), LOVE AFTER LOVE (IFC), THE FIX (Roku) and upcoming documentary series work with Apple and Vox. 

Bright attended NYU's Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music where she honed her skills in songwriting, music production, and performance, where she quickly identified music supervision as the bridge to connect two of her passions: music and film. Bright’s production work has been honored by Cannes Lions, The CLIOS, The Association of Music Producers (AMP Awards) and the Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP).