David Dudeney is a composer/multi-instrumentalist from Ireland whose work ranges from orchestral and cinematic work for Film, TV and Video games to contemporary pop/rock/indie pieces for original artists. His work has been recorded by world class ensembles in state of the art studios such as AIR Studios, London, East Connection Studios, Budapest, Jealoustown Studios, Ireland and many more.

Recent credits include the short films Long Balconies (Vibrant Film and Photography Studio), Yes Chef (Marek Olszewski). The score to feature promotional footage of the Confucius Building, University College Dublin (Robin Lee Architecture), Bettystown Library (Robin Lee Architecture). The sync library album Aftermath (The Music Supervisors).

Upon completion of high school, David continued his musical studies as a drummer in the British and Irish institute of Modern Music in Dublin, while also being a key member of multiple original music groups, most notably, The Best Part, where he and his partner, Aimee Cuffe, would write, record and perform songs together with over 600,000 streams.

David continued his education at Berklee College of Music in Valencia, Spain. Here he received a Master’s degree in Scoring for Film, TV and Video Games. While in Berklee, David immersed himself in everything Berklee had to offer whereby he would compose and conduct music for a 51 piece orchestra in Air Studios, London, he would compose and conduct for multiple sessions with the Budapest Scoring Orchestra, score an entire game alongside 4 of his classmates for gaming students of ESAT.

David has received recognition from two film competition awards, most notably the 2024 Gil Soundtrack Award where he made it to the final 6 composers.