Gerrit Wunder is a name that resonates with music lovers worldwide, a renowned composer who has made his mark in the industry with his awe-inspiring compositions. Hailing from Los Angeles, Wunder has been the creative force behind over 40 films, including features, documentaries, TV shows, commercials, trailers, studio logos, and virtual reality projects.

Wunder's exceptional talents have been recognized with numerous awards, including the BMI Pete Carpenter Award, the Utah Film Awards, and the Global Music Awards. He has even had the honor of recording at prestigious studios like Abbey Road and Fox Studios with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the Hollywood Studio Symphony.

With a knack for versatility, Wunder has scored virtual reality hits like "Jurassic World VR Expedition," independent films like the Western "Dead Men," nature documentaries for Red Bull Media and the BBC, and written additional music for major franchises like "Postman Pat - The Movie." His music has been licensed in over 200 countries, including top networks like ABC, FOX, Discovery Channel, and BBC, for shows such as "Cold Case," "America's Got Talent," "Deadly Women," and "House of Anubis."

A master's degree holder in composition from the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, Austria, Wunder's talent has been acknowledged by the industry's elite. He is one of the rare few composers in the world to consecutively win both the prestigious ASCAP Competition and BMI Award for Aspiring Film Composers in Los Angeles, which led him to work with Mike Post on the US hit series "Law and Order." Post, who is considered the most successful composer in television history, praises Wunder for having "that special gift of writing music in a way that places him a cut above the rest in the field."

Gerrit Wunder currently resides in Santa Monica, California, where he continues to inspire music enthusiasts with his soul-stirring compositions.