Keziah Thomas(VI)

Keziah Thomas is an award-winning film composer, music producer, pianist, and singer from Bangalore, India. Known for blending cinematic orchestral writing with modern electronic textures and diverse cultural influences, she composes emotionally driven scores that enhance storytelling across film and television. A graduate of Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor of Music in Film & Media Scoring and a minor in Contemporary Conducting, Keziah was named the Valedictorian and Commencement Speaker for Berklee's graduating Class of 2026. During her time at Berklee, she also served as President of the Women's Film Initiative and more! Keziah has composed original scores for numerous independent films and documentaries, including South East Asian American Journey (directed by Quyen Nguyen-Le), Dissociater (Colin Turcotte), Roboeugenic (Moises E. Tobias), Milo (Dillon Sharp), and Bhen Meri (Akshay Gouri). Her work has earned international recognition, including Best Soundtrack and Best Composer of the Future at the World Film Festival in Cannes. She was also a Semi-Finalist for Best Original Score at the Verona International Film Festival and received an Official Selection for Best Original Score at the Independent Shorts Awards International Film Festival. Inspired by composers such as Ramin Djawadi and Hans Zimmer, Keziah's musical style combines orchestral, electronic, and world music elements to create distinctive, emotionally resonant scores. She is passionate about using music as a storytelling tool, crafting compositions that deepen narrative, reveal character, and leave a lasting emotional impact.