
BIOGRAPHY
Nick completed his Bachelor's with Honours at Western University in Canada, with a Bachelor of Music in Composition. Nick has since developed a strong feel and understanding of storytelling. His music has been reviewed and critiqued by professional industry-leading musicians including Kenneth Lampl, Tyler Bates, Sofia Hultquist, David Wolfert, Viet Cuong, and Mick Gordon. His growing portfolio includes scoring for short films, orchestra, songwriting, and pop production.
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While doing his Bachelor's in Canada, Nick started his film scoring at the Australian National University on a six-month exchange program. Based in Canberra, the program included working with film students, MIDI orchestration, scoring short films, and working in a professional studio environment.
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Nick is more than just a musician and artist, but also a filmmaker himself. His mind and workflow go beyond only music, and in ways where he analyzes how can he be a part of that concept? How does the music fit into this puzzle? Why is music even needed? Nick especially takes great pride in knowing how to speak the language of a director and of a cinematographer.

Nick Alexander is a Canadian filmmaker and composer (b. 2001), specializing in music for Film and Visual Media. Nick is currently pursuing his Masters in Film Scoring at New York University in New York City, NY. With a background in music composition, his passion lies in crafting immersive soundscapes, sound design, and orchestrations that breathe life and meaningful storytelling into visual narratives.

​ Most recently, Nick has shared, networked, and presented his music at institutions such as the Fashion Institute of Technology and the Tisch School for Film (NYU) to fellow peers and student directors/filmmakers. Furthermore, he was recently interviewed and shared his music with Sony Music Entertainment, along with Universal Music Group (UMG) for their summer internship programs in New York.
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Nick is a classically trained composer and both studies and performed classical saxophone during his Bachelor's. Furthermore, he has achieved Level 6 in Piano from the Royal Conservatory of Music with a strong theory and harmony background. His music production has ranged from contemporary scoring, chamber recordings, pop production, and scoring in Logic and ProTools.​​
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Nick is currently based in New York City. He is always open to network, collaborate, and eager to work on new scoring projects.​ For more info, please see the Contact Page.​






