Tamir Kedem
Composer
Hello!
I’m Tamir Kedem, a composer for film, media, and video art.
Welcome to my website - This is where I showcase my works & projects.
"Dark & Light" ,
Short film by Maayan Shaked, 2024
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"Family Ties", by Shalom Korem, 2024.
Was presented at the Indie Short Festival in LA.
"In Spite of Love", by Yuval Barnea & Shira Daniel Hellwing, 2023.
Was presented at the TISFF
"Belongs to Anat"
A Short movie by Yuval Barnea, 2022
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Was honorable mentioned on the Israeli Short at Tel Aviv International LGBTQ+ Film Festival 2022, and was premiered at the Cinematheque Tel Aviv.
Tamir Kedem's debut album, Babayaga, with his Septagon Project -
a band that consists of 7 musicians that are cruising between written & improvised music.
"Alon - My Brother the Hero",
Short Documentary by Omri Koren, 2024
Aired on YesDocu
"Betrayal", by Or Habusha, 2024.
Was presented at the TISFF
"I Remain With the Memory of How I Felt",
a Documentary by Noga Segal, 2023.
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"At Two Weddings"
A Short movie by Liat Korenberg, 2023.
Was presented at the Long Short Film Festival at the Cinematheque Tel Aviv
Music has an immense power to take us from one place to another - both emotionally and spiritually. When composing, my vision is to tell a story within a carefully constructed musical universe.
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About Me
Tamir Kedem is an Israeli composer. His compositional work focuses on film scoring, media, and visual art. Tamir has developed a unique and personal compositional practice. He creates a story within a carefully constructed musical universe.
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He studied at the Center for Jazz Studies in Israel.
Following his studies, Tamir attended The California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) in Los Angeles to pursue his BFA in Jazz Piano.
After recording and touring throughout the US, Tamir started to center on composing for media, film , and visual arts.
Tamir’s works is featured in films which were screened in film festivals and theaters around the globe. Music he wrote for art projects were presented in international exhibitions.
Tamir is the recipient of the Disney scholarship from CalArts, and the Artist Grant from The Anton Yelchin Foundation in 2019.