Noga Kedem

Noga Kedem is an Israeli-German composer, orchestrator, and vocalist.

Over the past year and a hlaf, Noga has worked on eight feature films, three full-length documentaries, and two large-scale live cinematic performances.

This includes original music for Candlelight by Fever, the film The Paralytic starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers, the film Six Till Midnight starring Sasha Lane, the film Blue Marks by Acclaimed director Dina Zvi-Riklis, and a collaboration with the legendary composer of Pirates of the Caribbean and Gladiator, Klaus Badelt.

Her orchestration work includes the film Valensole 1965, which reached cinemas across Europe in July 2025, the Netflix documentary Rebel Royals, and two upcoming films by acclaimed director Tyler Perry, set to be released by Amazon MGM, and Netflix.

In the realm of short films, among dozens of scores by Noga, her work on Doron Naaman’s Forbidden Holiness and Kidney Trial received recognition at international festivals, including the Haifa International Film Festival (Oscar qualified).

Kedem is a classically trained vocalist with a Master’s degree in Film Scoring from the prestigious Berklee Valencia and a Bachelor’s degree in Composition from the Multidisciplinary Composition Department at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.

Noga also serves as a local curator for Candlelight by Fever.

Her personal work focuses on creating unique sonic worlds and expressing themes of war and peace, loss, and visibility for the LGBTQ community.