Raphaelle Thibaut to Score Netflix Docuseries Being Gordon Ramsay

Acclaimed composer brings her flair to upcoming docuseries following the celebrity chef’s most ambitious venture yet.

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  • Posted: 08 Aug, 2025
  • Written by: Steve Berman

We’re delighted to announce that our composer Raphaelle Thibaut (pictured) is scoring the upcoming Netflix docuseries Being Gordon Ramsay - a behind-the-scenes look at the Michelin-starred chef’s latest and most ambitious venture yet.

Produced by Studio Ramsay Global and directed by Dionne Bromfield, the series follows Gordon Ramsay over nine months as he prepares to launch a new series of culinary experiences at 22 Bishopsgate, London’s second tallest building. Cameras also gain intimate access to Ramsay’s family life, offering viewers a rare glimpse at the man behind the global brand.

Raphaelle brings her signature emotional depth and cinematic sweep to the project, further cementing her place as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary screen music. Her recent credits include Disney's Sealions of The Galapagos (Silverback FIlms, 2025) and the powerful HBO documentary Mama’s Boy, based on the memoir by Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black.

More soon.

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