About

Short Bio

A string-heavy sound with a melancholic undertone and intimate piano parts – most of Dejan Dukovski‘s pieces fit this description.

The German pianist and composer mostly writes orchestral scores for feature film, short films and documentaries.

At the age of 13, Dejan started to compose his first pieces on his grandfather‘s keyboard, having had classical piano lessons since he was 11.

During his music studies at ArtEZ Hoogeschool voor de Kunsten in the Netherlands, Dejan began writing music for films and videogames more frequently.

In 2019 he composed amongst other music for the feature documentaries, „Mein Vater, mein Sohn und der Kilimandscharo“ and the multi-award-winning „You Bet I Dance!“.

Currently, Dejan Dukovski is working on the German feature film „Spinat zum Frühstück“. The screenplay version of the film is already a theater success in Germany.

Credits

Film Soundtracks

Spinat zum Frühstück (Feature Film) – Lukas Kotthaus
Hartmut hat das Meer geklaut (Shortfilm) – Robert Kiehn
You Bet I Dance! (Multi Awarded Feature Documentary) – PS-Film
Mein Vater, mein Sohn und der Kilimandscharo (Feature Documentary) – Aaron Moser & Rainer Blank
Find Your Passion (Shortfilm) – Last Minute Productions
The Crash – Tjepke Zijlstra
Principium (animated Shortfilm) – Ciara Creagh-Peschau
Graffiti (Short Documentary) – Andrew Henke
Crossing Zombies (Shortfilm)

Game Soundtracks

Stellar Survivor (Video Game) – Sticks & Stones Games
Captain Starshot (rogue like – twin-stick shooter) – Double Door Games
Defend Your Friend (Co-op Puzzle Game)

Events

Green Awards 2020 (World’s biggest environmental award) – Greentec Festival
Green Awards 2019 (World’s biggest environmental award) – Greentec Festival

Education

Composer for Film & Games – ArtEZ Conservatory Enschede, the Netherlands
Basic Filmmusic Composer – Musicube Academy Bonn, Germany
Media Music – Musicube Academy Bonn, Germany
Mechanical Engineering – University of Applied Science Cologne, Germany
Advanced technical college entrance qualification – Georg-Kerchensteiner-Berufskolleg Troisdorf, Germany

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