Udit Duseja is a sound designer & composer currently based in London. Since 2008, he has honed his approach to explore the intersection between sound & music, creating sonic experiences across many genres & forms. His expertise is wide; he has worked with filmmakers and artists from all over the world on narrative features, shorts, multi-channel film installations, and documentaries.
Udit, through his practice, is continually investigating how sound can be used as a form of cinematic expression and material, and with each project he seeks to find ways to construct a fluid sonic language to communicate ideas, which can change audiences' subconscious narratives and create immersive experiences.
Within the framework of the exhibition Memories for the Future, Udit led a sound scoring workshop at the Museum of Modern Art in February of 2021. Recently, he composed a piece 'To The Lighthouse' for Echo Location, which is an initiative that investigates the connection between sound, music, and the surrounding environment.
Udit is a member BAFTA Connect and the Motion Picture Sound Editors guild.
Some of his work highlights include: Safe (Garrett Bradley, 2022) All Light Everywhere (Theo Anthony, Sundance Winner 2021), America (Garrett Bradley, Sundance Film Festival, 2019, MoMA), Yeh Ballet (Sooni Taraporevala, Netflix Feature, 2020), Daddy (Ashim Ahluwalia, 2017), Mimesis: African Soldier (John Akomfrah, 2018), Precarity (John Akomfrah, 2017), Purple (John Akomfrah, 2017)