Diego Poloni (b. 1982)

Birthplace:
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Born:
June 30, 1982

Diego Poloni is an award-winner music producer, film composer and sound artist which worked on 30+ movies, several award winners, being nominated for Best Original Film Score for "Castanha" (2014) at the 2015 Gran Prize of Brazilian Cinema. Also worked on special projects like composing and performing live original soundtracks for silent movies such as Robert Wiene’s "Orlacs Hände" (1924) and "Genuine" (1920), F. W. Murnau's "Nosferatu" (1922), all three commissioned by the Goethe Institut; Mario Peixoto’s "Limite" (1931), commissioned by Centro Cultural Santander; Tod Browning's "The Unknown", commissioned by The Ling Institute; Musidora's "Pour Don Carlos" (1927), commissioned by Caixa Cultural, among others. As a sound artist he worked in several art pieces, art films and installations, having works exhibited at the White Cubicle Toilet Gallery and Tate Modern, both in London, United Kingdom, among others.

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Compositor:
2013  Bagagem
2013  Cedo
2014  Depois Da Avenida
2014  Magma
2014  Na Hora Dos Morcegos...

Music:
2013  Bagagem
2013  Cedo
2014  Depois Da Avenida
2014  Magma
2014  Na Hora Dos Morcegos...
2015  The Roof Above Us

Original Music Composer:
2009  Waiting Room
2010  Metro
2012  Garry
2013  Bagagem
2013  Cedo
2014  Castanha
2014  Depois Da Avenida
2014  Magma
2014  Na Hora Dos Morcegos...
2015  The Last Poem
2015  The Roof Above Us
2016  Don't Promise Me Anything

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