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Comment: Based on your username, it seems that you may be writing an article about yourself. Please note that writing an autobiography on Wikipedia is strongly discouraged because of issues with neutrality and point of view. All articles about living people must meet the biography notability guidelines. ~Liance^talk 16:24, 17 September 2024 (UTC)

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Christian Fernando Perucchi (born May 5, 1984, in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a Swiss-Argentinian film and video game composer, sound designer, and orchestrator. With over 20 years of experience in the entertainment industry, Perucchi is known for his work across major gaming and film platforms, contributing to over 70 projects. His music has been featured in titles produced by renowned companies such as Konami, Square Enix, Paradox, and Fox, among others.

Early Life and Education Christian Fernando Perucchi was born on May 5, 1984, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He holds both Swiss and Argentinian nationality, a heritage that has enriched his artistic versatility and international career.

Career Video Game Music Perucchi’s journey into the world of video game music began in 2004, marking his entry into an industry that would define much of his professional career. He has worked on various well-known video game franchises, including Silent Hill: Ascension, where he contributed as a sound designer and trailer music composer. His ability to craft immersive soundscapes and music has earned him recognition in the industry.

His work spans a variety of platforms, including Xbox One/S, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, PC, and mobile games. Some notable titles in his portfolio include Star Trek Online, Neverwinter Online, Square Enix's Last Carnival, as well as projects for Paradox Interactive, Fox, Cartoon Network, and Nimble Giant.

Film Music and Sound Design In addition to his success in the video game industry, Perucchi has made a significant impact in film as a composer and sound designer. He has worked with Senscape, Dos Brains, Colossal Trailer Music, and other studios on numerous film projects. His unique blend of cinematic sound and orchestration has been praised for its innovation and emotional depth.

Perucchi has collaborated with orchestras such as the Budapest Scoring Orchestra to bring his compositions to life. His ability to orchestrate and design sound has led to him being sought after by both video game developers and filmmakers.

Notable Works Silent Hill: Ascension – Sound Designer and Trailer Music Composer Last Carnival (Square Enix) – Composer Star Trek Online – Composer Neverwinter Online – Composer Big Time – Main Theme Mixer and Co-Composer [Other notable works could be listed here] Collaborations Throughout his career, Perucchi has worked with an impressive roster of teams and collaborators, including Bad Robot Games, Empire Audio, Konami, and Genvid. His collaborations have resulted in numerous critically acclaimed projects, including the Emmy-awarded Silent Hill: Ascension.

Awards and Recognition Emmy Award for Innovation (for Silent Hill: Ascension) Personal Life Perucchi’s Swiss-Argentinian heritage has influenced his work, allowing him to bridge cultural and artistic styles in both the European and Latin American entertainment industries.