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- Professions: Composer, Music Department, Actor
Christian Wibe? The guy’s basically a musical chameleon—one minute he’s dropping epic, orchestra-heavy scores with glitchy electronics for Netflix hits like "What Happened to Monday" (yeah, the one with Willem Dafoe and Glenn Close), and then he’s turning around and laying down moody, ambient guitar vibes for action flicks like "The Marine 6: Close Quarters." That score actually mashed up orchestra, experimental noise, and synths, which, let’s be real, most composers wouldn’t even try to pull off. Film Score Magazine even threw his "What Happened to Monday" work into their top 10 of 2017, so, not just hype. Dude’s not stuck in one lane either—he’s scored zombie gore-fests like "Dead Snow" and its sequel, a goofy crime comedy called "Tomme Tønner," and even dipped into parody with "Kill Buljo 2." Comedy, horror, action, you name it. Oh, and he did the music for the global teen sensation "Skam," so if you’ve hummed along to that, thank him. He’s also teamed up with Steve Jablonsky, working on stuff like "Game Over, Man!" and Dwayne Johnson’s skyscraper-smashing action movie (yeah, that one). Before all this, Christian was busy in the Norwegian rock scene with Animal Alpha, earning Grammy nods at home and building the kind of rep that landed him his first film gigs. Basically, if it’s got sound, he’s probably made it cooler. Check his IMDB if you want the whole list—there’s a lot.
Animal Alpha’s founder is this enigmatic, slightly unhinged genius who basically turned the animal world upside down. We’re talking about someone who didn’t just want to study wildlife from a distance—nah, they dove right into the chaos. Imagine late-night expeditions, wild theories, and a crew of misfits following along because, honestly, who else would even try this stuff? The whole thing kicks off with a plan to decode animal behavior using tech that borders on sci-fi: think neural trackers, micro-cameras, and a level of obsession that’d make Elon Musk look chill. Of course, nothing goes as planned. There’s betrayal, some ethically questionable calls, and the kind of jaw-dropping discoveries that’d make you rethink who’s really running the show—humans or animals. In the end, the founder’s legacy isn’t just about science. It’s about chaos, rebellion, and maybe a little bit of madness.
Konidela Ram Charan