Bennet Bieck

Bennet Bieck is a composer for film and media projects, currently located in Cottbus (near Berlin), Germany. A multi-instrumentalist, he began his musical journey as a drummer, and later expanded his horizons to include guitar, bass and piano. Coming from a sensibility that is firmly based in rhythmic structure, his compositions are punctuated by beats and grooves, encompassing sounds that range from full symphonic arrangements to electronica and guitar-oriented rock, pop, punk. He has scored several films, commercials and video games, and the films recently worked on, the short films „Prodromal“ and „The Crystallomancer“, won an Award of Merit and an Apex AWARD.

Citing influence from such iconic composers as Hans Zimmer, Lorne Balfe (Terminator Genisys, Assassin’s Creed), Peter McConnell (Grim Fandango, LucasArts) and German experimental electronic composer Niels Frahm (Victoria), his entire life has been dedicated to making and recording music, music for film, and more recently for video games. He is intensely committed to his craft, and to discovering new ways to broaden the range of emotions represented on film, providing that subtle underpinning that has the power to change the entire tone of a scene.