Having studied composing and film music in Munich and Ludwigsburg, Martina Eisenreich composes for international film productions, but also symphonic works for the concert hall. Alongside this, she tours Europe with her own ensembles and teaches film music at the University of Television and Film Munich. In 2018 she won the German Film Music Award in the category "Best Music in a Film", in 2020 the DAfF TV Award for Best Music for her score for crime series Spreewaldkrimi, and in 2022 the Upper Bavarian Cultural Prize for her varied musical contribution to the stage.

Composer and sound designer Raymond Gress studied sound and vision engineering and piano at the Robert Schumann Conservatory in Düsseldorf. After setting up his own sound studio 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 for Tonstudio Gress in Stuttgart.

Prof. Matthias Raue is a freelance composer and professor at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg teaching film music and sound design. He studied at Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts and under Isang Yun at Berlin University of the Arts, and has written music for some 150 film and TV productions (including the theme music and songs for Löwenzahn).