Henrique Dib
Resume
Henrique Dib is a multi-award nominee composer & sound designer based in Sydney, Australia. Although his career as a film and media composer began only two years ago (September 2009), he already holds over 50 credits under his belt, including: feature and short films, documentaries, animations, trailers, television, commercials, commissions, and concert music. As a result, he has received two consecutive nominations for the 2010 and 2011 APRA/AGSC Screen Music Awards (the most prestigious film music award in Australia). To this date, his music has been performed in Australia, China, Sweden, Germany, Italy, France, Finland and Brazil. Apart from his composition work, he teaches at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and performs regularly as a piano/keyboard player.
Henrique graduated in composition from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music (2009) with an Honours First-Class Degree, the University of Sydney Medal, thirteen composition scholarships, was included in the Dean’s list of excellence in academic performance and was invited to join the Golden Key International Honours Society. Henrique also holds a bachelor in Civil Engineering.
Two recent projects in 2011 include the score for: “Purple Flowers”, a short film produced by Drew Bailey (2010 Academy Award nominee for one of the most successful Australian short films ever, “Miracle Fish”) and “Still Waters”, a feature film directed by Tana Smith which was selected for screening at the Cannes Film Festival 2011. Also, the official motion picture soundtrack of the feature film “The Day Hollywood Died” was released in all major online stores. The film is scheduled to hit the cinemas at the end of 2011.
More info at: www.henriquedib.com