Titas Petrikis

Titas Petrikis is a Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Communication. His research focuses on music and sound design for film, interactive media, and new technologies in music creation. He holds a PhD in Creative Research from Bournemouth University (2014), a Master's in Composing for Films (2006), and prior degrees in Diplomacy and Political Science from Vytautas Magnus University.

He has taught subjects such as Film Music Analysis and History and Digital Audio Editing. Professionally, he is an active composer for film, theater, and orchestral works, with notable credits including scores for films like *Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?* (2015) and *Holy Cow* (2014). He has participated in international conferences and workshops, including the School of Sound in London and the European Film Academy Masterclass in Berlin.

His creative works span orchestral compositions (e.g., *Dracula* with Trakai Fanfare Brass Orchestra) and music albums such as *Identity* (2005) and *Renaissance* (2002). No academic awards or grants are explicitly mentioned, though his film and theater collaborations highlight his interdisciplinary impact.