Curney Lin
Film & TV Composer

About

Curney Lin is a Taiwanese film composer recognized for her vibrant orchestral writing infused with electronic textures, creating a unique sound world that bridges classical tradition with contemporary innovation. Her versatility spans drama, romance, comedy, sci-fi, animation, action, horror, fantasy, and historical films. In March 2025, her music was recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra under the mentorship of Oscar-winning composer Rachel Portman—a milestone that showcased her distinctive voice on an international stage. You can hear the recording here, featuring her work performed by the LSO. ​​

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Her scores have also been recorded by the Guildhall Session Orchestra for film and animation projects. She has collaborated widely with directors, film and animation schools, and galleries including the London Film Academy, Queen Mary University, MET Film School, the London College of Arts, Maryland Institute College of Art, and Central Saint Martins. Her work has been presented at prestigious venues such as the Barbican Centre, the Courtauld Gallery, and the National Gallery, as part of cross-disciplinary projects that connect music with film, animation, and visual art. 

Curney’s expertise extends beyond film composition into orchestration, conducting, mixing, and recording. Her ability to move fluidly between orchestral, electronic, jazz, and pop idioms enriches her film scoring with both classical depth and contemporary resonance. She has participated in numerous competitions and earned recognition for her outstanding performances, reflecting her dedication to musical excellence. 

Born in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, she began studying piano and electone at the age of five. Exploring both instruments at a young age gave her an early sensitivity to harmony and sound, which later grew into her distinctive voice as a storyteller through music. 

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Curney graduated with a Bachelor of Music (Hons) in Electronic Music – Film Music from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and is currently pursuing her Master of Music in New Media (Film and Game Scoring) at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University. With a multifaceted background, she continues to bring her unique blend of creativity, skill, and passion to every project she undertakes.