Martina Eisenreich studied composition and film music in Munich and Ludwigsburg. She composes for international film productions as well as symphonic works for the concert hall. Martina Eisenreich also tours Europe with her own ensembles and teaches film music at the HFF Munich. In 2018, she received the German Film Music Award in the category "Best Music in Film". In 2020, she won the DAfF Television Award for BEST MUSIC for her score for the Spreewald crime thriller and in 2022 the Upper Bavarian Culture Award for her diverse musical stage work.

Raymond Gress is a composer and sound designer. He studied sound and video engineering and piano at the Robert Schumann Hochschule in Düsseldorf. After founding Tonstudio Gress, he worked as a sound engineer and composer for numerous companies. Since 2008 he has been working as managing director, composer and sound designer at Tonstudio Gress in Stuttgart.

Prof. Matthias Raue is a freelance composer and professor at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg for the film music and sound design programme. He studied at the Frankfurt Academy of Music and with Isang Yun at the Berlin University of the Arts. He has written music for around 150 film and television productions (including title music and songs for "Löwenzahn" and Tatort-Brienzle).