In modern filmmaking, the importance of narrative and emotional engagement demands intelligent and inspiring film scores.  Film creates a level playing field, where orchestral, ethnic, and electronic music meet - and today's composer must have an incredible skill and understanding to effectively score a film. 

Milosz Jeziorski is a multi-medium composer, who thrives on collaboration with fellow creative minds. His musical oeuvre includes work for film, television, concert, and dance.

Recently, his music was featured in the short film TIGER (2009), by award winning director Wing-Yee Wu, and on the TV show SENOR NUGGET (Gameplay HD, 2008). His collaborations have spanned the gamut of expressive media, including animation (STRANGELAND, 2009), dance (1,589 Miles, 2008), and short film (FREE PARKING, CECILIA, FLESH; 2009).  

Milosz gained overseas recognition in 2007 when a collaboration with director Florens Fanciulli, on 'IMAGINED REALITIES' , was featured in The Cannes Film Festival '07. He is also the recipient of the 'Elmer Bernstein Award in Film Scoring' from NYU, awarded to him in April 2009.

Milosz earned his graduate degree in Film Scoring from NYU, with a Bachelors in Music Composition from Brooklyn College. It has been his honor to study under Deniz Hughes, Amnon Wolman, Douglas Cohen, George Brunner, and Tolga Tuzun. His list of frequent collaborators include : Vikas Bandhu (director), Andrew Jerez (animator), Josh Hetzler (producer), Sarah Melot (dance), Michael Pisano (graphic artist), Emily Reese (director), Mikey Reyes (director), Harry Teitelman (animator),  Glenn Vivares (computer animator), and Wing-Yee Wu (director).

For a full resume listing, please click here.

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