Victoria Wijeratne is a London born producer, composer and multi-instrumentalist whose work spans film, television and experimental music. A self taught composer, she gained early recognition for scoring the feature film The Liability (2012), starring Jack O’Connell and Tim Roth. Her work has most recently been featured at Tate Britain, where she worked on a film presented in the Legacy: Artists Today section of TURNER & CONSTABLE: Rivals & Originals, an exhibition exploring the lasting influence of the two painters. Her distinctive, boundary pushing sound has been supported by accolades including the Emerging Excellence Award from Help Musicians UK and selection for Berlinale Talents 2015. With wide ranging experience across the film industry, Victoria has also worked in production on projects for Sky. She was selected for the B3 Origin mentoring programme in 2021, and most recently the prestigious WFTV Mentoring Scheme in 2026, where her mentor was acclaimed film producer and filmmaker Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor. Her compositions have reached international audiences through projects including Hong Kong Rooftop Rebels for Al Jazeera and the BAFTA Cymru nominated I Choose. Now developing her debut album alongside expanding her work in film, Victoria is building a body of work that reflects her perspective as a Queer, South Asian multidisciplinary artist and her commitment to centring voices and experiences that are often underrepresented.
