Biography

Anze Rozman (Kranj, Slovenija, 1989) is a composer of concert music and music for media from Ljubljana, Slovenia. He currently (from January 2018 onward) works and lives in Los Angeles as a composer under Bleeding Fingers Music, which was formed by Hans Zimmer, Russell Emanuel and Steve Kofsky. In 2008 he started his bachelor's studies at the University of Ljubljana -Academy of Music of Ljubljana (2008 - 2013) where he majored in Music Composition and Music Theory under his mentor Prof. Jani Golob. In 2013 he graduated with honors summa cum laude. In 2013, in pursuit of learning about the art of film scoring, he applied to the American college Berklee College of music (Valencia, Spain campus) for a master's degree in Scoring for Film, TV and Video Games. From the school, he was awarded the Alberto Iglesias Scholarship (named after the three-time Oscar-nominated film composer Alberto Iglesias) for extraordinary students in the field of film scoring. The scholarship is given out to only one student per year. He acquired his master's degree (with honors summa cum laude) from Berklee College of Music Valencia in 2014. His orchestral works and orchestral arrangements have been performed and recorded by the London Studio Orchestra (United Kingdom), Tonhalle Orchestra (Switzerland), Jerusalem Philharmonic Orchestra (Israel), Budapest Arts Orchestra (Hungary), Four for Music Sofia Session Orchestra (Bulgaria), Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra (Poland), L'Autunno Chamber Orchestra (Poland), Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra (Slovenia), Radio Television Orchestra of Slovenia (Slovenia), Opera and Ballet Orchestra of Ljubljana (Slovenia), Orchestra of the Academy of music in Ljubljana (Slovenia) and the Symphony Orchestra of Gimnazija Kranj (Slovenia). His flute opus of more than 3h has become a staple for flute players and ensembles around the world.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anze Rozman

His first name Anze is a diminutive of a given name Janez, a traditional Slovenian form of the Latin given name Johannes (Ioannes), and as such equivalent for Johnny (or Johnnie) in English.