Min He is an HMMA-nominated composer, songwriter, and pianist 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 has composed and music arranged on a number of projects including the Emmy-nominated TV Show How to Get Away With Murder, which starred Oscar-winning actress Viola Davis; Lionsgate film The Protégé, which starred Oscar-winning actors Michael Keaton and Samuel L. Jackson; Sony film Life In A Year; Netflix original series Into The Night; theatrical release film Railway Heroes; Sundance Animation short film Meal On The Plate; and the film Summer Knight, which has been awarded in Tokyo International Film Festival as Asian Future- Best Film; to name only a few.
Min is also highly sought-after as an orchestrator and pianist. Her piano performance can be heard on the score for the Oscar-nominated film Better Days, as well as on many of her own projects.
Additionally, Min has composed scores for dozens of video games which have been released on most major platforms including Playstation 4 & 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, PC, and mobile. These titles include Sims4 by EA Games, CrossFire Mobile by Tencent Games, LifeAfter by NetEase Games, Neon Abyss by Veewo Games, and In Nightmare by Magic Fish, as well as a number of upcoming releases in Sony’s China Hero Project.
Min has also been a successful songwriter. Her recent song Chen Hai (尘海) was recorded by Chinese Superstar Mao Buyi (毛不易), 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.
Min has been performing and composing music from an early age. She first started playing piano and accordion at age 5 and composed her first piece at the age of 8. She studied music at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing and at the prestigious Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television program at the University of Southern California. In addition, as of 2022, she is the first and only composer from mainland China to be accepted to the highly selective ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop.