Oğuzhan Koç

Personal life
He stated about his voice like east origin, "Due to, I'm from Üzümlü. Maybe I'm mix." He composed the song "Erzincan" about Altıntepe fortress, where an ancient Urartian site in Üzümlü. After the 1992 Erzincan earthquake, his family moved to Bursa. His other family members dead. At the 1999 İzmit earthquake, he experienced due to Bursa and Kocaeli are so close.
For the children help campaign of "ÇABA", he performed concert with Sezen Aksu and stand-up with "3 Adam". He was awarded for composing the film soundtracks, "El Alem Ne Der" and "Uçanları Vurmasınlar" about women's rights and inequality at the 17th Kral Music Awards.
His mother was a teacher. His father worked in a bank. He has an older brother. On 28 August 2022 he married actress Demet Özdemir. In April 2023, the couple announced that they were getting a divorce. They divorced on 8 May 2023.
Education and career
He studied at the Bursa State Conservatory's Music Department for elementary school and high school. At the age of eleven Oğuzhan Koç met comedian Eser Yenenler, writer İbrahim Büyükak and founder of Hype New Media Tolga Akış in Bursa and they started their collective career together. Also, he and İbrahim Büyükak played in BursaSpor Young Football Team for a short time.
He simultaneously started to study in the Anthropology Department of Istanbul University and pursued an online education in the Business Department of Anadolu University after spending one year in the Labour Economy Department of Dokuz Eylül University.
Koç, who has been interested in performing arts from a young age, joined the BKM Theatre in 2006, with Eser Yenenler, İbrahim Büyükak, Zeynep Koçak and Tolga Akış (pr department of Bkm). He and BKM actors worked as screenwriters and performed as actors in Kanal D's theatrical comedy Çok Güzel Hareketler Bunlar, which was awarded at 36th Golden Butterfly Awards as the Best Comedy Show.
In 2009, he took a role in the movie Neşeli Hayat directed by Yılmaz Erdoğan. In 2010, Koç starred in the movie titled Çok Filim Hareketler Bunlar, which was written and directed by BKM actors.
Together with Eser Yenenler and İbrahim Büyükak, Koç presented the talk show 3 Adam between 2013 and 2017. Also, they performed stand up in Europe and Turkey.
Koç then had a leading role in the movies Yol Arkadaşım and Yol Arkadaşım 2 as Onur Güzel, and in Özür Dilerim as Koray which were written by İbrahim Büyükak.
Together with Gülben Ergen and Eser Yenenler, he took part in the Turkish dubbing of musical theatre Pinokyo. He was then cast as a voice actor in the animated sitcom Fırıldak Ailesi, voicing a single character together with Eser Yenenler and İbrahim Büyükak. He became one of the voice actors chosen for the animated movie Doru.
Filmography
- 2006–2012 — Çok Güzel Hareketler Bunlar — Different Roles — Screenwriter (for 700 sketches) / Actor (since August 2007)
- 2009 — Neşeli Hayat — Timur — Supporting role
- 2010 — Çok Filim Hareketler Bunlar — Different roles — Supporting role/screenwriter
- 2013 — Kelebeğin Rüyası — Bonus scene
- 2017 — Yol Arkadaşım — Onur — Leading role
- 2018 — Yol Arkadaşım 2 — Onur — Leading role
- 2023 — Özür Dilerim — Koray — Leading role
- 2015 — Bana Baba Dedi — Kaan — Leading role/Script supervisor with İbrahim Büyükak and Eser Yenenler
- 2018 — Jet Sosyete — Himself — Guest appearance (episode 8)
- 2021 — Tolgshow: Filtresiz — Improvisation — Guest (episode 5)
- 2021 — İlginç Bazı Olaylar — Himself — Guest (episode 6)
- 2023 — Necati Başkadır — Himself — Commercial series
- 2013–2017 — 3 Adam — Presenter/Screenwriter/Actor — (3+1) was the first name of 3 Adam on Star TV
- 2014–2016 — O Ses Çocuklar — Judge
- 2021 — O Ses Türkiye — Judge
- 2011 — Pinokyo — Grimaldini
- 2017 — Fırıldak Ailesi Batsın Bu Orta Dünya — Necati
- 2017 — Doru — Seyis
- 2008–2013 — Vodafone
- 2009–2015 — Nescafe
- 2010 — Teknosa
- 2011 — Sony
- 2012 — Lipton
- 2015 — MNG Kargo
- 2015 — Head&Shoulders
- 2015 — Algida
- 2016 — Calve Türkiye
- 2017 — Final Four
- 2017 — Starbucks
- 2018 — Fuse Tea
- 2018 — DeFacto
- 2021 — Bonus
- 2022 — Getir
Awards
- 2011 — 17th Kral TV Video Music Awards — Best Film Score Composer (Çok Filim Hareketler Bunlar)
- 2011 — 1st Pal FM Music Awards — Best Duet ("Giden Günlerim Oldu")
- 2014 — 2nd Turkey Music Awards — Best Debut by an Artist
- 2014 — 41st Golden Butterfly Awards — Best Debut by an Artist
- 2014 — Sakarya University Awards — Best Debut by a Male Singer
- 2015 — 22nd İTÜ EMÖS Success Awards — Most Successful Male Artist of the Year
- 2015 — Arel University 4th Media and Art Awards — Best Debut by a Male Singer (Ben Hala Rüyada)
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