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Berlin International Film Scoring Competition 2021
AWARD WINNERS

Mauro Caspanello, Italy

1st Prize Winner 2021

I’m a 28-year-old composer from Palermo, Italy.

I moved my first steps in music as a guitar player, and that gave me the opportunity to study a lot of jazz harmony, pop songwriting and arranging. As the years passed by I eventually became passionate about composition and film scoring. While I don’t dislike working with samplers and synthesizers, my main focus is on orchestral composition.

 

I actually study film scoring at the conservatory in Rovigo (Italy), and my graduation is expected to be in June 2021.

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You can listen to more of Mauro Caspanello music at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSrZF7YFcrj3M6Lg_biHJPg

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Ferenc Bátri, Hungary

2nd Prize Winner 2021

Ferenc was born in Hungary and he lives in Budapest. He attended music school as a child and he continues his musical studies in parallel with studies at the applied art school. As a clarinet and saxophone player, he has gained orchestral experience in a semi-professional band. Although he is not leading a professional musical career, his strong connection with music is standing for nowadays. He works in the creative industries as a designer but continuously improves his musical skills with humility, patience, and passion. 

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Jason Stamatyades, Canada

3nd Prize Winner 2021

Jason Stamatyades is a media composer based in Toronto, Ontario. His eclectic scores have spanned everything from orchestral horror to folk, to electronic synth-pop. “I love working to picture. It often invites you to take your music to strange and far away places you may never have thought to visit on your own.”

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You can listen to more of Jason Stamatyades music at www.jasonstam.com

https://www.instagram.com/jasonstam/

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You can find out more about Danilo at his Official Website

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