Raphael Fimm is a German film composer, orchestrator and arranger based in Vienna, Austria. His dozens of film credits include over 10 feature-length films, such as 2022's The Fire Cats, the 2019 South African romantic comedy Zulu Wedding, and 2017's The Sunrise Storyteller. And among the many short films he's scored, notable is 2020's "Heimweg" a film in support of safety from sexual crime and harassment, released on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Raphael is recognized for innovative and highly sophisticated orchestral writing and arranging, memorable, singable themes and motivic long-form writing for cinema, and for his extensive experience working with live ensembles, including full-sized orchestras. Combining a thoroughly modern ear with a deep knowledge of classical orchestral music, and combining an ease with modern music technology with a more traditional, piano-and-paper-first approach to writing, Raphael has won numerous film scoring awards, including Best Score at the Hollywood Art and Movie Awards in 2021, for the German cycling documentary Tour du Togo. He is also an accomplished pop music producer and arranger, having created arrangements for pop songs placed in films by UK singer-songwriters Katey Brooks and Emaé, and arrangements for Austrian singer-songwriter Nana Falkner.