Min He 
 

Min He is a media Composer based in Los Angeles. She has been involved in the production of scoring projects creating commercial music for film, television, and video games. She draws from a background of rich, eclectic ethnic sensibilities from her world travels, traditional orchestral music, and tasteful modular electronics to produce music that has been described as “Truly beautiful and innovative.”

 

Min’s score for film and TV projects including Butterfly (2025), an Amazon Prime Video original series; and theatrically released films such as Railway Heroes, Summer Knight ; a Sundance animated short Meal On The Plate. She has also contributed additional music to projects including the Emmy-Winning TV Show How to Get Away With Murder, which starred Oscar-winning actress Viola Davis; a Lionsgate film The Protégé; a Sony film Life In A Year ; a Netflix original series Into The Night.

 

As a video game composer, Min has scored music for projects including Neon Abyss by Veewo Games; The Sims4 DLC by EA Games; League of Legend: Teamfight Tactics by Riot Games; Love And Deepspace by Paper Games; CrossFire Mobile by Tencent Games;  and many more.

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Min has achieved remarkable success as a songwriter. Her recent song Chen Hai was recorded by Chinese Superstar Mao Buyi, debuting at number one on the Chinese megasite QQ's music platform and racking up 20 million streams on the day after it was released.

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Min first started playing piano and accordion at age 5. She studied music composition at the Central Conservatory of Music and at the prestigious Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television program at the University of Southern California. Min is a recipient of 2022 ASCAP Foundation David Rose Award. 

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Min is represented by Maria Machado at the Gorfaine Schwartz Agency.