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Dimitra is a talented composer, originated from Greece and now based in the Netherlands. She has been working as a film composer for the past few years, having already several credits for her work in short films, both in Greece and the Netherlands.

Her most recent work includes the film ”Dans naar Morgen”, supported by NPO and Buddy Film Productions, a short documentary about kids that move to the Netherlands, their struggles and ambitions. The film premiered in CineKInds FIlm Festival in the Netherlands and is travelling the country through festivals. She has also written music for performances and installations with visual media, and has worked with animation artists for interdisciplinary projects. Moreover she is a permenanent member of Filmhuis Cavia where she programs screenings with a social meaning and impact, and a member of Pop-Up Cinema in Tilburg since 2025.

When she is working on a film she always finds the message and style of the film, so as to support it with the best musical style possible. She has experimented with many genres (social drama, drama, horror) and many forms of films, such as documentaries, fiction films, animation films.

She was born and raised in Athens, plays the piano and studied Musicology in the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. She has a master’s degree in Systemic Musicology, a master’s in Composing from Film from the Convservatorium van Amsterdam and a diploma in classical piano performance. Furthermore, she has a diploma for Early Music Composing (Fugue) and has studied classical harmony and counterpoint for years.

While piano is her first love and instrument, she has also taken lessons in accordion, oboe and violin. She is always interested to learn something new, expand her musical knowledge.

Music is the answer

Still from February, 2023, when Dimitra conducted a short suite of six pieces, part of a project for orchestration and recording at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam.

Stills from March 2024, when Dimitra presented her thesis to the jury of the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, receiving praise and a grade excellent 9/10 for her work in Minimal Music in Cinema Today, accompanied by an original score for a live-action short film. (https://dimalexiou.com/?p=135)