After graduating from Brown University, Beltrami traveled to Venice, Italy, to study with composer Luigi Nono. When he returned to the U.S., he studied at the Yale School of Music.

The first feature film he was asked to score was Joe Coppolletta's Death Match. He worked with Marilyn Manson on the score of Resident Evil. In 1996, Wes Craven asked Beltrami to write the score from Scream. Following the success of Craven's film and its sequels, Beltrami became a sought-after composer for suspense and horror films.SoundTrackNet:Interview with Marco Beltrami

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1. 1998: Scream ASCAC Award for Top Box Office Film
2. 2001: The Practice ASCAS Award for Top TV Series
3. 2002: The Practice ASCAS Award for Top TV Series
4. 2003: Blade II ASCAC Award for Top Box Office Film
5. 2004: Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines ASCAC Award for Top Box Office Film
6. 2005: I, Robot ASCAC Award for Top Box Office Film

• "I don't like scary movies"- Marco BeltramiBSO Spirit: An Evening with Marco Beltrami on the Phone (April 20, 2008)

• "...when people hear some of the music I write, they realize that it's thematically based and not just there to scare people."-Marco BeltramiThe Hollywood Reporter: Dialogue: Marco Beltrami (April 20, 2004)

• "I remember getting beat up in junior high for wearing a Beethoven T-shirt. I think my glasses were pulled off my head and stomped on. Needless to say, I continued to listen to Beethoven, but I didn't wear the shirt again."- Marco BeltramiThe Hollywood Reporter: Dialogue: Marco Beltrami (April 20, 2004)