Born and raised just outside of Philadelphia, PA  - Elizabeth P.W. is a Hollywood Music in Media Award nominated composer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer with a passion for storytelling through music. 

Her music has premiered in films at the Tribeca Film Festival, Hollyshorts, and DOC NYC and has been featured in an array of films and series on Netflix, Paramount+, HBO, Disney+, Hulu, and more. Notable credits include Student Academy Award-winning Seasons (The New Yorker), the NAACP Image Award-nominated Gets Good Light, Caregiving (PBS), Breaking Glass: The Pat Summitt Story (ABC News/Hulu) and The Telepathy Tapes Podcast. She is an Alan Menken Scholarship recipient and an adjunct professor in NYU's Screen Scoring department.

Elizabeth is an alum of the inaugural cohort of VIFF amp's Composer Filmmaker Accelerator during which her music was premiered by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. As the composer and songwriter for Brendan Hall’s forthcoming debut future, Out There: A National Parks Story she has performed at The Explorer’s Club, Pixar and National Parks across the country.

Elizabeth’s songwriting work includes two independent albums and original works for film. 

She lives in Brooklyn with her adorable dog, Schuyler.