Marios Takoushis is an established composer and music producer whose work spans film, television, advertising, and video games. With formal training from Berklee College of Music and the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Lyon, he has built a dynamic and diverse international career.

He is particularly noted for his work on major streaming productions, including Netflix originals such as The Museum of Innocence (Episodes 1–4), Lovers Anonymous, and the 10 Days trilogy. His credits also include the feature drama Ashes and the globally successful series Love 101, whose score resonated with audiences worldwide.

Takoushis has collaborated with Emmy-nominated composer Charlie Mole on several prominent British television projects. He contributed to the music for Amazon’s The Mallorca Files and ITV’s Mr. Selfridge, and co-composed BBC’s biographical drama Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley.

In film, Takoushis won the Best Music Award at the 5th Malatya Film Festival for his score to Derviş Zaim’s Balik. He also co-composed the music for The End of the Line, the acclaimed documentary on overfishing. Additional film credits include A Boy Called Dad and Shadows and Faces.

In video games, Takoushis composed music for EA Games’ Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010), delivering an orchestral score that blended cinematic intensity with the game’s fast-paced racing world. The game later won multiple awards, including Best Multiplayer Game at the BAFTAs.

Alongside his screen work, Takoushis has composed music for documentaries including Channel 4’s The Supervet, Inside the NCA, and This Is Exile, which portrays the lives of Syrian refugee children. He has also written music for major advertising campaigns for brands including Red Bull F1, Gillette, Turkish Airlines, Adidas, and Panasonic. He is also the founder of the music production house CRAFTS, which creates bespoke music for advertising.

Takoushis is also an active jazz musician. He co-founded the Takoushis Karapatakis Project and is a member of the electronic jazz trio Mighty Sugarcane, both reflecting his strong connection to jazz and improvisation.

Marios Takoushis continues to work across multiple disciplines, known for his versatility, musical identity, and emotionally driven composition style.