Works

Music Portfolio

Film, multimedia, and Chinese music scores showcasing narrative depth, cultural nuance, and focused sound design.

A sleek, black grand piano with open lid revealing polished strings and hammers, its lacquered surface reflecting subtle highlights, stands in the center of a modern recording studio. Around it, dark acoustic panels and softly glowing LED-backlit racks of high-end audio gear frame the scene. Cool, diffused studio lighting from above creates gentle reflections on metal knobs and piano keys, casting soft, controlled shadows on a matte hardwood floor. Photographed at eye level with a slightly wide angle, the composition uses the rule of thirds to keep the piano dominant while blurred studio equipment fills the background. The mood is professional, focused, and cinematic, with photographic realism and a clean, contemporary aesthetic suitable for a serious music portfolio homepage.

A large cinema screen dominates a darkened studio space, frozen on a dramatic film still, while beneath it a compact composing workstation glows with film scoring software. Surrounding the screen, subtle LED light strips trace the room’s contours in deep blue and amber, evoking a theater-like ambiance. A keyboard controller, audio interface, and surround speakers are neatly arranged on a matte black desk, their indicator lights punctuating the dim environment. Captured from a centered, slightly low angle, the composition leads the eye from the workstation up to the towering screen, emphasizing scale. The lighting is low and cinematic, with controlled contrast and soft highlights on glossy and metallic surfaces. The atmosphere is immersive, dramatic, and professional, rendered in photographic realism to showcase film music production.

A meticulously arranged cluster of traditional Chinese instruments is displayed in a quiet scoring room: a rich rosewood guzheng with delicately carved patterns, a glossy erhu resting on a stand, and a set of small bronze gongs hanging from a dark wooden frame. They sit on a smooth, neutral-toned floor against an understated acoustic-panel wall. Soft, directional side lighting from a hidden window creates gentle highlights on wood grain and metal surfaces, casting elegant, elongated shadows that suggest calm and focus. Shot at eye level with a moderate depth of field, the guzheng occupies the foreground in crisp detail while the other instruments recede slightly. The mood is contemplative, refined, and culturally rich, captured with photographic realism to emphasize the Chinese music specialty.

Featured Cues and Project Highlights

Explore selected cues from recent scores with brief breakdowns, instrumentation notes, and behind‑the‑scenes insights, then follow links to complete case studies with full audio, video, and production details.

View project

Services

A collection of high-quality microphones, including a large-diaphragm condenser in brushed nickel, a slim pencil condenser, and a compact stereo pair, is carefully positioned around a glossy black concert drum and a suspended cymbal in an isolation booth. The room features neutral acoustic panels and a double-glazed window revealing a blurred control room beyond. Focused, warm spotlights from above illuminate the metallic microphone grilles and cymbal surface, creating fine specular highlights and clean, controlled shadows on the drum shell. Photographed close-up from a slightly low angle, the primary microphone dominates the foreground in razor-sharp detail while the rest of the kit softens into the background. The mood is meticulous, technical, and quietly intense, with photographic realism underscoring professional recording for multimedia projects.

Custom scoring for film and television, from thematic orchestral writing to intimate textures, tailored to directors’ storytelling needs.

A large, ultra-wide computer monitor displays an intricate digital audio workstation session with multiple colored tracks for film score, sound design, and Chinese instrumental layers. The monitor rests on a minimalist dark wood desk, flanked by compact reference speakers and a small collection of traditional Chinese instruments on stands in the background, including a guzheng and erhu. Soft, cool-toned ambient LED lighting washes the wall behind the desk, while the monitor casts a subtle glow on the keyboard and audio interface. Photographed from a slightly elevated angle, the composition balances the screen in the center with instruments blurred in the background, creating depth. The mood is modern, creative, and technical, with photographic realism highlighting multimedia music production.

Music direction for games, installations, and Chinese projects, blending traditional instruments with modern production for immersive, cross‑cultural experiences.