
Selina Huang
Listen, explore, and make magic.
Selina is a Taiwanese film composer, arranger, sound designer, and singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. She attended Berklee College of Music on a scholarship, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Film & Media Scoring, with a focus in Electronic Production and Design, and a minor in Conducting.
Selina specializes in emotionally driven scores for film, animation, and visual media, blending orchestral writing, electronic production, and contemporary songwriting to support character-driven storytelling. Her work has been recorded by the Berklee Motion Picture Orchestra, and she has collaborated with filmmakers on short films and multimedia projects. As an arranger and songwriter, she enjoys creating memorable melodies, vocal arrangements, and genre-blending music for both screen and live performance.
Selina served as Music Director of the Audire Soundtrack Collective and President of the World Music Scoring Association, fostering collaboration among emerging composers and musicians.
Her musical background also includes classical and contemporary voice. She studied classical voice under Czech opera singer Jana Jonašová and contemporary voice with Spanish jazz singer Ester Andújar. In 2023, she was selected as a soloist for Berklee a Les Arts: The Kiss, performing at the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía in Valencia, Spain.
Short Films
Earth and Sea (Animated Short Film)
Directed and animated by Lily Lever; Music by Selina Huang
A Supposed Frog Prince (Animated Short Film)
Directed and animated by Sharon Mallach; Music by Selina Huang
The Heart of the City (Animated Short Film)
Directed and animated by Gabriella Flood; Music by Selina Huang
The Wild Robot "I Could Use a Boost" (Rescore)
Music by Selina Huang