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Sandra Tomek

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Sandra Tomek is creator, producer and TV producer of the Film Music Gala Concert »Hollywood in Vienna«, which she designed and created in 2007 and which is broadcast worldwide on TV. At this gala, the most distinguished film composers of our time, such as James Horner, Alan Silvestri, James Newton Howard, John Barry, Howard Shore and Lalo Shifrin, have been awarded with the »Max Steiner Film Music Achievement Award«. With »Hollywood in Vienna« as well as other international film music productions named »Hollywood in Concert«, her company has established itself as a market leader in the field of film music events. Tomek is also organizer of the »FIMU - International Film Music Symposiums Vienna«, head of the »Music for Media Austria Society«, as well as initiator of the »Vienna Film Music Award«. Furthermore, Sandra Tomek created Vienna's only music preparation service, »Vienna Music Angels«, that provides high quality music preparation for soundtrack recordings and live concerts.

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Film Production

Producer:
2018  Hans Zimmer: World of Hans Zimmer - Hollywood in Vienna 2018

Writer:
2017  Hollywood in Vienna 2017 - Fairytales
2018  Hans Zimmer: World of Hans Zimmer - Hollywood in Vienna 2018
2022  Hollywood in Vienna 2022: A Celebration of Disney Classics - Featuring Alan Menken

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