- Mitchell Yoshida is a composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist whose work spans film, television, immersive media, and global touring stages. Known for his hybrid approach to scoring, Yoshida blends classical training with deep fluency in jazz, experimental, and global musical traditions. His original score for A Tree Fell in the Woods premiered at the 2025 Tribeca Festival.
A graduate of USC's Thornton School of Music, Yoshida has composed for narrative features, documentaries, interactive series, art installation, and commercial campaigns. He has also crafted brand identities and UI/UX design for clients including Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and UE. His work combines cinematic storytelling with a signature analog warmth, often drawing from a personal arsenal of vintage instruments, modular synths, and acoustic textures.
Yoshida is also a seasoned live performer, having toured extensively with Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros and collaborated with artists such as Bastille, Mika, and Woodkid. His eclectic background and adaptive scoring style make him a trusted collaborator across genres and mediums.
He is based in California and available for feature films, series, branded content, and immersive experiences.
- IMDb mini biography by: Bryan Ling
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