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Screen Music Legend Honored for 30+ Years of Work
14 Oct
Summary
- Skubiszewski receives distinguished services to the Australian screen award.
- His career spans over 30 years with notable works like Red Dog.
- He is a 12-time winner at the Screen Music Awards and has other accolades.
Cezary Skubiszewski, a celebrated Polish-Australian composer, will be honored with the distinguished services to the Australian screen award at the upcoming Screen Music Awards. This accolade celebrates his extensive career of over three decades, marked by significant contributions to Australian cinema and television. His notable works include scores for beloved films such as Two Hands and Red Dog.
Born in Warsaw in 1948, Skubiszewski displayed prodigious musical talent from a young age, studying classical music before emigrating to Australia. After a period exploring other interests, he returned to music, forming the jazz-rock group Corroboree and later composing for popular television series and major events like the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
Skubiszewski's impressive collection of awards includes 12 Screen Music Awards, four AACTA Awards, and the Centenary Medal. He also formed a successful creative partnership with his son, Jan, contributing to recent projects like High Country. The Screen Music Awards, presented by APRA AMCOS and AGSC, recognize innovation across various screen composition categories.
