Eric Huang

Eric Huang is an LA-based film composer who graduated this year from USC’s Screen Scoring Master’s program. He has composed music for 76 short films, recording 56 of his soundtracks in spaces such as USC's John Williams Scoring Stage, UCLA’s scoring stage, and EastWest Studios in Hollywood. In March 2024, Eric and a director bought the cheapest plane tickets to travel to Budapest, where he conducted a 59-piece orchestra with Budapest Scoring for an upcoming musical theater short film. He has since recorded with them for two more film scores, including a Wild West drama and another musical theater score. Some standout recording sessions include a 17-musician big band and a 34-piece ensemble featuring 10 French horn players and 11 water bottle blowers, recorded in the George Lucas Lobby at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts for its distinct reverb. In September 2023, Eric was the composer-in-residence for the Jackson Symphony, where his 16-minute orchestral piece The Odyssey premiered during their opening night concert. Eric’s most recent score is for a film about two Chinese grandmothers on a wild roadtrip, where he blended traditional Chinese and Mongolian instruments with hip-hop elements to create a Wild West soundtrack. https://linktr.ee/erichuangcomposer?f...