Ramin Djawadi

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Ramin Djawadi (pronounced "Java Dee") is a composer of orchestral music for film and television. He was born in Duisburg, Germany in 1974.

Djawadi has been numerously credited as a composer for additional music, orchestrator and as an assistant composer to Hans Zimmer. His work as a music composer for films include Blade: Trinity, Ask the Dust and Open Season. Djawadi's contribution to television includes Threshold, Blade: The Series, and Prison Break for which he received an Emmy nomination for "Outstanding Main Title Theme Music" in 2006. Also in 2006 he won ASCAP Award for the score for the movie Batman Begins as a part of his duties as an assistant to Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard. Djawadi is also known with his collaboration with RZA (for Blade:Trinity) and the DJ Ferry Corsten (for the remix of Prison Break Theme).


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