David Kristian

David Kristian has been composing music and creating sound design for nearly three decades. David got his start as a film and video maker in the early 1980s; frustrated with the lack of appropriate music to use in his productions, he began creating his own soundtracks and sound effects to accompany his science-fiction and horror projects. Over the years, David Kristian abandoned filmmaking in order to concentrate solely on his recording career, releasing several albums, and appearing on numerous releases worldwide. His unique mastery of electronic musical instruments and sound tools makes him a rarity in today's "factory sound set" user world. David has created scores and sound effects for a wide variety of projects from Japanese commercials and animation music and effects for Ryosuke Aoike, to complete soundtracks for film directors Nacho Cerdà (The Abandoned), Karim Hussain (La Belle Bete), and Douglas Buck (Sisters). Since 2009, David has been working as an Audio Artist for Ubisoft, where he created most of the sound effects for Splinter Cell: Conviction's Co-Op levels.