George Strezov

George Strezov was always passionate about film music - he started working when he was 15 years old and since then he has made the music for various projects, such as the TV series "Durvoto na Zhivota" ("The Tree of Life"), "Na Granitsata" ("On The Border"), the movies "Corpse Collector", "Number 1000", "The Silence", "Short Stop on the Way", the critically acclaimed short films "69", "Every pilgrim's way", "Room Number 4" and "Playing Marbles", the opening music for 2012's Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championship, the documentary series "The path of human civilization" and many more, including music for video games like Haemimmont's "Victor Vran", Masthead's "Guns & Robots", Ivent Games' "Strength of the Sword 3". He has also written music for theatre, TV, radio, commercials and concert works.

George studied orchestration with one of Bulgaria's most renowned composers - prof. Alexander Tekeliev and conducting with the world-wide known conductor prof. Adriana Blagoeva (conductor of Sofia Boys' Choir). In late 2012 George created "Strezov Sampling" - a sampling company whose samples are used all around the world by famous Media composers.