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JULIAN MERKER

FILM  & VIDEO GAME COMPOSER

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MY LIFE IN MUSIC

With almost a decade of professional scoring experience, I create music for Film and Games that unites orchestral storytelling with modern production detail.

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My portfolio spans award-nominated films, video games, sync placements, and international brands.

Studying under esteemed composer Prof. Owain Llwyd, I hold a Master’s degree in Composition for Film, TV, and Games (2018). 

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I’ve worked with Orchestral Tools in Berlin, creating video content and music for their platform, and had the honor of presenting at SoundTrack Cologne - sharing my insights into modern composition. ​

 

I’m drawn to both the vast emotional reach of the symphonic palette and the delicate storytelling found in smaller instrumental settings.​

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SoundTrack Cologne, 2021

Film Reels

PORTFOLIO

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AS FEATURED ON

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Testimonials

TESTIMONIALS

“I HAD THE PLEASURE OF WORKING WITH JULIAN ON MY LATEST DOCUMENTARY: 'BACK TO THE BEAN', A CHARACTER STORY ABOUT TWO ARTISAN CHOCOLATIERS. JULIAN DELIVERED EXCELLENT MUSIC QUICKLY WITH A GREAT ATTITUDE, VERY FUN TO WORK WITH."

DAVID WIGLESWORTH / DIRECTOR

© Julian Merker 2025

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