Giorgio Giampà
- Composer
- Director
- Producer
Giorgio Giampà is an award winning film music composer who won the Best Score Award at Canneseries 2021 for the Sky Studios produced Tv Series "Christian" and recently scored Antonio Banderas' starred Hollywood feature film "The Enforcer".
In 2018 he was nominated for a Fenix Award (the latin american Oscars) for his work on Sundance Award winner mexican film "Tiempo Compartido/Time Share" whose soundtrack album was released by iconic Hollywood record label Varése Sarabande (Game of Thrones, Kung Fu Panda, Ghost Writer, Lost, Bourne, etc), in 2014, he was nominated for an Italian Golden Globe (Il Sud è Niente), and in 2017 and 2019 he received Golden Ciak nominations (Fraulein, Il padre d'Italia, La Profezia dell'Armadillo). He was awarded for Best Score at the prestigious Kinotavr Open Russia Film Festival in 2016 (Wake Me Up).
Throughout his career, he has scored feature films, tv series, documentaries and short films from Italy, Mexico, Sweden, Russia, Canada, France, Germany, Austria, the U.K and the Emirates Arab United.
His work has led him to write music with Nic Cester (Jet) and Gyda Valtysdottir (Mùm) and to mix with Daniel Kresco (Joker, Arrival, Sicario).
In 2018 he was nominated for a Fenix Award (the latin american Oscars) for his work on Sundance Award winner mexican film "Tiempo Compartido/Time Share" whose soundtrack album was released by iconic Hollywood record label Varése Sarabande (Game of Thrones, Kung Fu Panda, Ghost Writer, Lost, Bourne, etc), in 2014, he was nominated for an Italian Golden Globe (Il Sud è Niente), and in 2017 and 2019 he received Golden Ciak nominations (Fraulein, Il padre d'Italia, La Profezia dell'Armadillo). He was awarded for Best Score at the prestigious Kinotavr Open Russia Film Festival in 2016 (Wake Me Up).
Throughout his career, he has scored feature films, tv series, documentaries and short films from Italy, Mexico, Sweden, Russia, Canada, France, Germany, Austria, the U.K and the Emirates Arab United.
His work has led him to write music with Nic Cester (Jet) and Gyda Valtysdottir (Mùm) and to mix with Daniel Kresco (Joker, Arrival, Sicario).
