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Cristobal Tapia de Veer is a Chilean-born composer whose innovative and eclectic compositions have made a significant impact on television and film music. Born in Santiago, Chile, Tapia de Veer's musical journey began with classical training, but his curiosity and adventurous spirit led him to explore a wide range of genres and sounds, from electronic music to tribal rhythms. His unique approach to composition, often blending organic sounds with electronic elements, has set him apart in the industry. Tapia de Veer gained international recognition for his work on the British television series 'Utopia' (2013-2014), for which he received critical acclaim and several awards, including a Royal Television Society Award for Best Original Score. His distinctive style, characterized by its inventiveness and the use of unconventional instruments and soundscapes, has made him a sought-after composer for various high-profile projects. Other notable works include the scores for 'The Girl with All the Gifts' (2016), 'Black Mirror' (2016), and 'The Third Day' (2020). Tapia de Veer's ability to evoke emotion and build atmospheric tension through his music has firmly established him as a creative force in the world of film and television scoring.