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Composers Obadiah Brown-Beach MM ’14 and Ana Krstajić MM ’18 were recognized for their original work in video game music at this year’s HMMAs.

Young's Berklee Valencia project has evolved into AudioHaze, a rapidly growing YouTube channel that recreates hit songs, champions emerging artists, and connects with audiences worldwide.

The composer, a graduate of the scoring for film, television, and video games program at Berklee Valencia, has received the award for Best Original Music at the Premios Macondo for his work on Estimados señores.

Five Berklee Valencia graduates have been recognized among the nominees for the 68th annual Grammy Awards.

From R&B and Americana to gospel, jazz, and game scoring, Berklee talent was recognized across a range of categories for their work as writers, producers, performers, and engineers.

The recognition highlights the campus’s experiential Global Entertainment and Music Business program, hands-on learning opportunities, and expansive industry network.

Faculty and alumni from Berklee Valencia’s scoring for film, television, and video games program collaborated on the film’s orchestral soundtrack.

Italian composer Martino Vacca  MM ’16 traded a thriving career in Irish traditional music for the world of composition, where he now composes award-winning scores for film and video games.

Camille Lopez-Silvero MA ’21’s path from Berklee Valencia to Paris highlights how community, connection, and a global perspective can shape a career in the ever-changing music industry.

Amie Doherty MM ’13 continues building her career with scores that range from animation to live-action, contributing to blockbuster films and acclaimed series across major studios and streaming platforms, including Disney, Marvel, Universal, Hulu, and Netflix.