A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Alias:
Teo Wei Yong
An award-winning film composer and sound designer, Teo Wei Yong's film scores and sound design can be heard in many prestigious film festivals and broadcasting around the globe, including the Locarno Film Festival winner "A Land Imagined", for which he won for Best Original Score at the 56th Taipei Golden Horse Awards. He also won for Best Original Score for the film "Repossession", at the 21st Costa Del Sol International Film Festival, Spain, and the 11th Horrible Imaginings Film Festival, California, USA. Asides from films, Wei Yong has also created music and sound design for many commercial brands, including Loreal, Intel, Toyota, HP, Microsoft, Universal Studios Singapore, and many others. He has also done experimental music for art installations that have made numerous exhibits around the world. He continues to do what he loves best.
Music:
2005 Gaston Méliès and his Wandering Star Film Company
2018 The Death of the Master
2019 Repossession
2020 Jù Rén
2020 The Shape of You
2022 Two Is Enough
2023 Oasis of Now
Original Music Composer:
2005 Gaston Méliès and his Wandering Star Film Company
2018 The Death of the Master
2019 A Land Imagined
2019 Mary, Mary, So Contrary
2019 Repossession
2020 Jù Rén
2020 The Shape of You
2022 Two Is Enough
2023 Oasis of Now
Sound:
2005 Gaston Méliès and his Wandering Star Film Company
2018 The Death of the Master
2019 A Land Imagined
2019 Mary, Mary, So Contrary
2019 Repossession
2020 Jù Rén
2020 The Shape of You
2022 Two Is Enough
2023 Oasis of Now
Sound Designer:
2005 Gaston Méliès and his Wandering Star Film Company
2018 The Death of the Master
2019 A Land Imagined
2019 Mary, Mary, So Contrary
2019 Repossession
2020 A Trip to Heaven
2020 Jù Rén
2020 The Shape of You
2022 Two Is Enough
2023 Oasis of Now
Original Music Composer:
2021 Slow Dancing
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