Jeff Tymoschuk

Originally from the town of Souris, Manitoba, award-winning composer Jeff Tymoschuk moved to Vancouver in 1992 to pursue a career in music production. Since 1999, he has scored over 60 films, including the science fiction thriller "Altitude", the feature documentary "Mr Big", and the feature length comedy, "That One Night". Last year he scored the chilly thriller, “Below Zero” which is showing now at film festivals all over the world. He also wrote additional music for the Lifetime Television movie, “Hunt for the I-5 Killer”.  

In 2002, he scored his first videogame, "James Bond: Nightfire" for Electronic Arts, which went on to win the 2003 Game Audio Network Guild (GANG) Award for Best Arrangement of a Non-Original Theme and Best Interactive Music. In 2003 he provided additional music for "The Simpsons Hit and Run" from Radical Entertainment/Vivendi Universal Games, and wrote additional music to "James Bond: Everything or Nothing", supplementing 24 composer Sean Callery’s score. Shortly after, he scored, "Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice.

Deathspank”, a game produced by Hothead Games for EA, has received rave reviews from gamer blogs and sites all across the world.  MSXbox-World.com commented, “…special mention goes to Jeff Tymoschuk whose original music is absolutely stellar." The game has since spun off to two others, “Deathspank: Thongs of Virtue” and “The Baconing”, both scored by Tymoschuk.

“Sleeping Dogs”an action, undercover cop game developed by United Front Games in collaboration with Square Enix London Studios recently garnered 6 nominations at the 2013 Canadian Video Game Awards, including “Best Original Music”.

Visit Jeff's Vimeo Channel to watch video demo reels of his work.