Susanne Aubert is a Norwegian music composer for films and video games. Heavily influenced by her grandparents love for tango and jazz, she started her musical journey regularly performing in the car alongside her brother while her grandfather would whistle. This went on for a while and throughout her childhood she would pick up different instruments like guitar, french horn and piano without really mastering any of them. She moved to London and started her BMus in Popular Music Performance at ICMP. Susanne worked as a professional Jazz vocalist before shifting her focus onto composition. At the music college Susanne had the brilliant composer Maurizio Malagnini (BBC Call the Midwifes) as a teacher and he really opened up her eyes to the world of composing for film and video games and from there she was hooked. Intensive studies got Susanne into and through Berklee College of Music where she got her M.M. in Scoring for Film, Television and Video Games. In 2017 Aubert collaborated with animation student Rosa Beiroa on some of her student projects which, to both of their amazement, went on to screen and win awards from prestigious festivals all over the world such as Le Petit Cannes, Kuandu International Animation Festival, Dinard, Elche, La Truca, Montreal Feminist Film Festival and many others. Susanne currently lives in Lisbon where she works as a freelance composer and designer on projects that she is truly passionate about.