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This reel is a journey through my diverse styles—from orchestral and hybrid scores to electronic dance and pop tunes; from animation and video game soundtracks to sci-fi film and indie short scores. It captures everything from grand, epic scenes to light, lively moments; from bitter and happy emotions to mysterious vibes; and from serious narratives to playful comedies. I hope this carefully curated collection helps you get to know me better ~
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Original Film Score Reel by Qianyang
Animation & Video Game Music
Adventure Begin (Video Game Music)
1:27
Pine Forest (Video Game Music)
0:50
Made in Abyss! (Anime Score)
1:08
Cave (Video Game Music)
0:33
Whimsical Homestead (Video Game Music)
0:50
Infy (Quartet Composition)
1:00
Alone (Electronic Pop Song)
0:41
Gacha! It Will Be Ok (Anime Pop Song, feat. Caroline Luo)
1:02
Rescore for animation "Umbrella"
Original Film Score for student drama "Grinch"
Rescore for Commercial Ad 'Rolex Watchmaking'
Rescore for short film 'Words'
Mockup Reel
This is my mockup reel, featuring tracks I've recreated by transcribing compositions from established composers into Cubase/Logic, using only sample libraries.
La Mer II (by Debussy, Orchestral Mockup)
0:54
Kill Ring (by John Powell, Orchestral Mockup)
2:40
Mad Max (by Junky XL, Hybrid Mockup)
0:31
Midi d'un faune (by Debussy, Orchestral Mockup)
2:43
Romantic Flight (by John Powell, Orchestral Mockup)
1:58
雁 (by Xie Peng 谢鹏, Orchestral Mockup)
6:02
Biography
Qianyang Zeng is a music producer, sound designer, composer and mixing engineer. He is a second-year graduate student in NYU's Screen Scoring program. He began his musical training with classical piano at age six, later studying composition under renowned composer Xie Peng at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, where he also worked as a mockup assistant and copyist. His work spans independent films, anime, and games—including Gacha!, selected for NYC's MetroCAF 2024. He was also named a finalist in the 2025 Oticons Faculty Competition.
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