Marios Aristopoulos

Marios Aristopoulos is a London-based Greek composer and sound designer for new media. Selected international credits include a soundscape for the Soheila Sokhanvari Rebel Rebel painting exhibition in The Barbican Curve Gallery in London, music for the 2019 Special Olympics Flame Ceremony in Athens, additional music for the exhibition Beasts of London for the Museum of London, music for the Canadian PlayStation video game APOTHEON (Top 10 PlayStation soundtracks of the decade - Push square), music and sound design for the 3D animation films AENIGMA (best film - Animation Festival of Hiroshima, Japan) and Violent Equation (Annecy Festival – Perspectives).

In 2016, Marios was a resident composer in the prestigious Baryshnikov Arts Centre in New York City as well as a composition fellow for the Sundance Lab in Utah. He has scored the music for over 20 plays in New York and worked as a composer for multiple USA TV adverts (Super Bowl, Toyota, Amazon, Ritz).

Marios holds a Ph.D. in interactive composition from City University of London, and is a professor and research coordinator at the Department of Electronic & Produced Music at Guildhall School of Music and Drama. His first educational book on game composition, The Game Music Toolbox, was published by Routledge in May 2023.