Marco Duboc is an soundtrack composer, endorsed pianist, musician, designer, actor, director and founder of Marco Duboc Music.

In the latin american cinema he worked with the director Müller Barone, in the films:
“Desmemória” and “Alegria” (best film in Festival Cine Al Mar, in Colombia).

Duboc made the original soundtracks for the American films “Absent”, “Reflect Drunk”, “Dry” and “The Dress”, the latter participant of the Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival in 2016. He also worked with director Luisa Novo in “Becoming Lucy “, produced in Los Angeles, winner of numerous national and international festivals in 2017 and 2018.

He worked with Ben-Hur Ponde in “November 13”, a short-movie produced in Los Angeles and winner of Best Inspirational Short at
Marina del Rey Film Festival in 2018 He produced tracks for commercials of important world brands such as Bradesco, Quantum,
FIEP, Positivo, Vaio, Caixa Econômica Federal, Clube Curitibano, and was producer, musician and director in the video “I don’t want to miss a thing”, which went viral for several weeks in Brazil in 2021, reaching millions of views and shares on social media.

In 2015 Marco Duboc was endorsed by TOKAI, the largest manufacturer of digital pianos and organs in Latin America.

Marco grew up surrounded by art and creativity at home. His mother, Cissa, is a singer at the Camerata Antiqua de Curitiba, his father, Oromar, is a painter and an illustrator and his brother, Luiz Gustavo, is a great soundtrack connoisseur. This environment was a conduit to Marco’s artistic development, which includes music, scenic emotion theater and movies.

He focuses his career on the production of soundtracks for his own albuns, films, commercials, institutional videos, and theatrical plays: “O Gran Circo”, “Dracula a Comédia”, “The Beasts”, “Da Terra à Lua”, “Alma”, “Ballet, Blood and Mystery”, “Sherazade” and “The Miser”, by Moliére