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Ludwig G\u00f6ransson is probably a name you’ve been hearing more and more in recent years, as he makes his way up the film composing ranks and captures the attention of awards juries and film music fanatics. Here, we introduce you to the Swedish film composer \u2013 and explain a little about his background in music production and collaborations with major artists. <\/strong><\/p> Ludwig G\u00f6ransson is a composer and producer, who has worked across genres and with both acoustic and electronic instruments and effects. As a record producer, he is particularly known for his work with Childish Gambino on his albums Camp<\/em>, Because the Internet <\/em>and ‘Awaken, My Love!’<\/em>. He is also a hugely well respected composer for film and TV, writing scores to shows including The Mandalorian<\/em> and New Girl<\/em>, and films including the Rocky <\/em>franchise, Creed and Creed II<\/em>, Black Panther<\/em>, Tenet <\/em>and Oppenheimer. <\/em><\/p> While studying at the University of Southern California, Ludwig G\u00f6ransson met filmmaker Ryan Coogler, who went on to co-write and direct the Rocky <\/em>spinoff, Creed <\/em>and the Marvel film Black Panther<\/em>, all of which G\u00f6ransson collaborated on. <\/p> He leapt to fame with his dynamic score to the 2018 Marvel film Black Panther<\/em>, the success of which helped launch him into Hollywood’s inner sanctum. It was for this film he won the Academy Award<\/a> and Golden Globe for Best Original Score. The score combined traditional superhero movie tropes with traditional African instrumentation and techniques. The following year he created the score for Disney +’s Star Wars <\/em>series, The Mandalorian. <\/em><\/p>Who is Ludwig G\u00f6ransson?<\/h2>
Which films has he scored?<\/h2>