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Andjei Petras was born on 2 August, 1972 in Saint Petersburg, Russia, is a Russian composer. Discover Andjei Petras's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 51 years old?
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Leo |
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2 August 1972 |
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2 August |
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Saint Petersburg, Russia |
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Russia
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Andjei Petras Height, Weight & Measurements
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Andjei Petras Net Worth
His net worth has been growing significantly in 2023-2024. So, how much is Andjei Petras worth at the age of 51 years old? Andjei Petras’s income source is mostly from being a successful composer. He is from Russia. We have estimated Andjei Petras's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets.
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$1 Million - $5 Million |
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Timeline
Andjei Petras (born August 2, 1972) is a Russian composer, a director, and a scriptwriter.
Winner of the Grand Prix of the festival FIPA for the original music (Franz+Polina), the National Film Critics Award "The White Elephant" in the category "Best Music Score" ("Short Stories").
Petras was born in Leningrad.
In 1995 he graduated from LITMO (known today as ITMO University); his specialization was the optical physics.
Since the childhood, he was interested in music.
He graduated from a music school and a jazz school in a piano class.
Andjei learned to play many musical instruments on his own, such as a guitar, a bass guitar, percussion.
In 2000 Andjei created the musical project "Lions Love the Sun" with his friend and musician Roman Petrov.
This project was his debut as an established multi-instrumentalist: he composed all music by himself.
Despite an exclusively low budget (US$70), the first work of the duet, the movie “Dances for those …” immediately got into the rigid rotation on MTV Russia, Muz-TV and other Russian television channels.
In 2004, at the Gorky Film Studio, Andjei Petras made a short plot ”Mind mates” for “Eralash”, the most popular series for youth and children in Russia.
Having received a positive experience of working with a film crew, a skilled producer (Boris Grachevsky) and a cameraman (Alexander Mochilsky), Andjei Petras came back to St. Petersburg.
During this period he shot videos for other performers, wrote music for various theatrical performances and advertisements.
The gain of the tender for writing of the original music to a movie by the director Mikhail Segal, “Franz+Polina” opened new horizons for Andjei Petras: serious soundtracks performed by a symphonic orchestra.
The music recording was made by the State Orchestra of Cinematography under the management of Sergey Skripka, in the main ton studio at "Mosfilm".
Later Andjei Petras received a Grand-prix for the original music to the movie “Franz+Polina” at the Festival of Audiovisual Programs FIPA in France.
2005 – Extreme penalty (TV)
2007 – Sculptor of death (Bouchard) (TV)
In 2011 Andjej Petras wrote a soundtrack to the short film "Mir krepezha" which received further a prestigious award - [https://web.archive.org/web/20170202032212/http://www.kinotavr.ru/en/history/winners/ Grand-Prix «Kinotavr.
The Short Meter»] also was invited in the international Future Shorts Russia program.
After success of the film it was decided to shoot the feature film, having included in it other stories of the director and screenwriter Mikhail Segal.
2011 – Fastener Solutions
As a result, in 2012 Andjei presented new symphonic orchestra soundtrack - to the film "Stories".
"Stories" are four histories with the unpredictable outcome, four genres of cinema: absurdist comedy, social satire, thriller, melodrama.
Hire of the film is planned for October–November, 2012.
The main film distributor is Walt Disney Studios Sony Pictures Releasing CIS (WDSSPR).
The film have passed selection round of the XXIII Open Russian Film Festival "Kinotavr", was presented in the main competitive program and received prestigious prizes - Diploma of the Guild of Film Critics and Film Scholars "White Elephant" and Gorin' Prize for Best Script (Mikhail Segal).
Before hiring of the film producers are thinking to present the film at Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF) and another film festivals.
Among awards and awards of movies with his original music there is Gran-prix for the original soundtrack at The XX Festival of audio visual program FIPA in Biarritz (France).
Next music works of Andjei Petras (Short Stories, Fastener Solutions, Le Moutons, Paratrooper's Day) received many prestigious Russian and International prizes and were official participants at Montreal Film Festival, London Film Festival, Shanghai Film Festival and other famous festivals around the world.
Today Andjei Petras writes scripts and music; he develops the concepts of new musical and cinema projects, while tirelessly opening new in himself and world around.
2012 – Short Stories (Rasskazy)
2013 – Paratrooper's Day (Den Desantnika)
2013 – Paratrooper's Day (Den Desantnika)
