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Born on November 1, 1962, in Portland, Oregon, Ritmanis is the daughter of Dr. Andris Ritmanis and Asja Ritmanis, who fled Latvia during World War II and immigrated to the US in 1949. [3] Ritmanis has a sister, Brigita Ritmanis-Jameson, and a brother, Alberts Ritmanis. Throughout her childhood Ritmanis studied piano, flute, guitar, and voice ...
Lolita Ritmanis is a Grammy®, Emmy® and SCL Award winning member of the international film music community. With a passion for collaborating with visionary voices, Lolita has filled her resume with a wide variety of projects including composing the 2021 Oscar shortlisted 70 minute symphonic score for Blizzard of Souls, music for “Babylon 5: The Road Home” (Warner Bros.), "Young Justice: Phantoms (HBO Max), music for television, musical theatre, independent film, video games ...
Lolita Ritmanis is an Emmy® Award winning, 10 time Emmy Award nominated composer and a 2022 Grammy® Award winning music producer for "Women Warriors: The Voices of Change." In 2023 Lolita reunites with director Dzintars Dreibergs to score feature film: "Escape Net," as well as celebrates the release of Daniel Kreizberg's film: "Tahlequah the Whale: A Dance of Grief," which features...
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- Portland, Oregon, USA
Lolita Ritmanis is a Latvian-American composer, known for her film and television scores, including her work on the animated series Batman Beyond.
Lolita Ritmanis is an Emmy Award-winning composer and ten-time nominee for her work on Warner Bros.’ Batman Beyond. Ritmanis is a 2022 Grammy Award-winning music producer of Women Warriors: The Voices of Change. She has composed the scores for Dzintars Dreibergs’s Escape Net, Daniel Kreizberg’s Tahlequah the Whale: A Dance of Grief and J ...
Lolita Ritmanis is an Emmy® Award winning, 10 time Emmy Award nominated composer and a 2022 Grammy® Award winning music producer for "Women Warriors: The Voices of Change." In 2023 Lolita reunites with director Dzintars Dreibergs to score feature film: "Escape Net," as well as celebrates the release of Daniel Kreizberg's film: "Tahlequah the Whale: A Dance of Grief," which features...
Mar 5, 2021 · When Lolita Ritmanis was a little girl in Portland, Oregon, she didn’t even speak English. She spoke the native tongue of her parents, who fled the terrors of Communist Latvia in the years ...
