Sergei Stern
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Music Composer for Film
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Sergei's music was featured in 'GOTHAM' TV series, 'Inside Amy Schumer' TV Show as well as 'Pawn Stars' and 'American Pickers' and other shows on History Channel, National Geographic, E!, HULU, Netflix.
The recent film he scored is a thriller-comedy Dark Web: Cicada 3301 (Alan Ritchson, Conor Leslie, Jack Kesy) has been purchased by Lionsgate studio. Another film, The Land of Sasha, has been a part of Berlinale 2022. Biopic drama AK-47 (2020), was written and produced by two-time Academy Awards nominee Sergei Bodrov; the film has won the Golden Eagle 2021 award and Best Original Score for a Drama Feature Film at Reel Music 2020 Awards. Sergei's previous film, Queen Of Spades 2: The Looking Glass (2019), was picked up by Disney, receiving distribution all around the globe. Before that, Sergei has scored a documentary film The Boatman co-produced by Werner Herzog, TV series iBible by Timur Bekmambetov, and a film by Andrei Konchalovsky Productions. Sergei has won 8 'Best Original Score' awards at various film festivals.
Sergei Stern is a Sundance Composer Fellow (17') where he studied with Thomas Newman, Christophe Beck, and Harry Gregson-Williams.
He is a music composer with a traditional piano school background, Bmus in composition and conducting from Buchmann-Mehta School of Music and MFA in Music Composition for Screen from Columbia College Chicago, USA.
Sergei started developing his music taste at an early age of 3 when he began studying piano. After finishing piano school, he began composing his first pieces. While studying classical music composition at Buchmann-Mehta School of Music, Sergei also played in a rock band. Sergei decided to combine his songwriting, contemporary multimedia music composition, classical orchestration techniques, and performance abilities and be able to use those with another passion he had - cinema. After he permanently moved to the United States, Sergei graduated from a film school, worked for Danny Elfman, Steve Bartek, and Benjamin Wallfisch, and then took an independent route. Since then he has scored more than 200 projects including 14 feature films, more than 100 short films, documentaries, animations, dozens of video games, musicals, plenty of commercials, and multimedia projects. He is always looking for his next interesting project to be a part of as a music composer.