Sound Designer

Yen Sheng-Wen's work has been praised for its intersection between experimental sound and film and television, with a style that oscillates between the real and the dreamlike. "The Golden Crow That Does Not Exist" co-created with him was shortlisted for the Taishin Arts Award. He has been invited to participate in live performances such as "Lacking Sound Festival," "Nuit Blanche," "National Theater and Concert Hall - A Place for Voices," and "Yuejin Lantern Festival." His works include "My Missing Valentine," "Father to Son," and "The Laundryman," and has been repeatedly nominated for Best Sound Effects at the Golden Horse Awards. He was also nominated for Best Sound Design at the Taipei Film Awards for "EEL."