I chose to focus specifically on composition for anime simply because it is a world I deeply love. The beauty of the artwork, the often-intense emotions, and the way anime can tell stories and create moments that can leave a lasting impression. Music plays a particularly important role in this: it can give a character an identity, strengthen a scene, create an atmosphere, or simply make a moment even more powerful.

Video game music contributes directly to the player’s immersion and accompanies their experience throughout the game. The sounds can sometimes be similar to those found in anime, but the way video game music is approached and composed is different, particularly because it needs to adapt to the player’s actions and pace.

It is this relationship between music, image, storytelling, and emotion that fascinates me about composing for visual media. I enjoy exploring what music can bring to a work and how it can naturally integrate with what is already there.

And just like with the rest of my creations, I value taking the time and care needed to find what truly works, rather than simply producing music to fill a sonic space.