Erik Hedin
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Erik Hedin | |
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| Born | 15 September 1974 |
| Origin | Norwegian |
| Genres | Sound design |
| Occupation(s) | Sound designer and composer |
Erik Hedin (born 15 September 1974) is a sound designer and composer, and has worked closely with his partner Kjersti Horn.[1]
Hedin is a graduate from the Dramatiska Institutet in Stockholm 2006, as sound designer and composer. He has contributed as sound designer and composer to a series of productions like Mitt namn er Rachel Corrie at Det Norske Teatret / Riksteatret (2008), Alfa og Omega – Edvard Munch at Oslo Nye Teater (2009), Hustyrannen at Nationaltheatret (2010), Anna Karenina at Stockholm Stadsteater (2010), Jeg var Fritz Moen (Riksteatret / Teater Manu (2010), Peer Gynt Rogaland Teater (2010) / Stavanger Symphony Orchestra / Festspillene i Bergen (2011). During the Swedish Theatre Biennial in 2009, he held the lecture "Lyddesign som scenografi."[2]
