BIO
Hien began her career as a recording artist and songwriter in 2009. Since then, she has gained vast experience in the music industry including television, theatre, and touring.
Hien was introduced to Audio Design in 2015 when she enrolled in Berklee College of Music.
Utilizing Audio Design to express her art through sounds and textures inspired her to pursue it as a career. Hien's first attempt at designing sound for visuals began in Absynth, which she created all the sounds with for a movie clip. Hien soon moved into foley work, creating and recording foley sounds in her own kitchen, then using them in a sound replacement project featuring images from Pixar's "Ratatouille”. Having a deep love for animation, Hien selected a scene from Disney's “Fantasia” and re-imagined it with her own sounds and music for her capstone project.
In 2017, Hien was selected to participate in a Film Practicum course. Here she was able to work with film composers and directors, deepening her commitment and love for great collaborations. Hien believes in working as a team with her fellow artists through art, innovation, and the world of sounds.
BIO
Hien is a sound designer, composer, and singer living in New York. The Budapest-born musician’s deep attachment to music and sound began at a very young age. She studied Electronic Production & Design at Berklee College of Music as a full scholarship recipient. She designs sounds for UX/UI, motion picture and programs sound for live shows.
Her singer-songwriter career has included an impressive number of accolades and experiences in the music industry, including Glamour’s "Woman of the Year” award, co-composing the official theme song of Armel Opera Festival, and playing the leading role of Kim in the musical Miss Saigon.
Recently, she created vocal loops for Pantone’s "Classic Blue" sample pack.
