Biography

Dražen Bosnjak is a New York City - based composer, sound designer, and spatial-audio specialist, born in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. His work merges composition and sound design into a single, authorial practice often described as "music-design," spanning film, TV and immersive/XR experiences. Bosnjak is the founder of Q Department and co-founder of Mach1, a spatial-audio technology company.

His recent credits include SNL 50th: Immersive Experience (Emmy-winning 2025), UFC 306 at Sphere Las Vegas, Doug Aitken’s Lightscape, and The Martian VR Experience. Additional work includes Shawn Mendes: Red Rocks Live in VR (Emmy-nominated 2025, Outstanding Emerging Media Program), as well as film projects such as Tell Tale, Creative Control, and Prometheus (2012). He is also a longtime collaborator of contemporary artist Marco Brambilla, contributing sound across multiple Brambilla works including Evolution (Megaplex) 3D, Limit of Control, After Utopia.
- IMDb mini biography by: Jacqueline Bosnjak

Composer & Sound Design Drazen Bosnjak is know for "music-design" - a term coined to describe his signature style: An alchemy between film, music and sound design in which he radically blurs the line between music and sound design.

Virtual Reality Sound

Virtual Reality Sound Design, Production and Mix

New York City

Drazen Bosnjak is a composer sound designer who is known for his signature "music-design". A term coined to describe the alchemy he creates between music, sound design and picture.

Drazen Bosnjak created the Virtual Reality Music, Sound Design and Mix for Ridley Scott's The Martian VR directed by Robert Stromberg.