After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in jazz performance and film scoring from the Berklee College of Music in 2011, Nathan Cepelinski began working as a freelance composer. From 2011 to 2016, he recorded and produced music for movies, short films, and commercials for national companies. Nathan Cepelinski began playing the saxophone in 2002, and he continues to perform at various public venues, as well as corporate and private events. He has also played at renowned venues such as Lincoln Center and the Monterey Jazz Festival. Mr. Cepelinski has received national and international attention as a musician, including being named a 2006 National YoungArts Fellow, being chosen for the Yamaha Nationwide All-Star Band, and earning the Yamaha Kando Award, where he placed first in a nationwide competition with 400,000 musicians. While continuing his career as a freelance saxophonist, Nathan Cepelinski started tutoring students preparing for tests such as the LSAT, GMAT, GRE, and SAT. He has been a tutor and course developer since 2013, providing his service both in-person and online. Over the years, he has created seven online courses and tutored students who went on to enter top schools like Harvard, Colombia, and NYU. Aside from his passion for music, Mr. Cepelinski is an avid fitness practitioner, in particular barbell strength training. He is also dedicated to self-improvement and adopts the stoic philosophy and mindset to live a grateful and anxiety-free life.