Sherri Chung

Sherri earned her Bachelor Degree in Music Composition and Theory from Jacksonville University, and she is a graduate of the USC Thornton School of Music's Scoring for Motion Picture and Television Graduate program.

Sherri won composition and accompanying awards and enjoyed teaching a wide variety of piano students at The Jacksonville Piano Academy and Schroeder's School of Music. Her students enjoyed musch success through her encouragement, inspiration and guidance, and one of her students won the first price in the Florida State Piano Competition.

Sherri's composition credits thus far include a rewritten score for the 1925 version of The Phantom of the Opera, a number of shorts and a feature horror film. Directors Sherri has worked with include Scott Abrams, Jeff Larson, and Sam Thompson. Awards include Best Original Score, awarded by The New York Midnight Movie-Making Madness Competition, for a musical short, Insomnium Dementis (2006, Scott Abrams). Sherri has produced two albums of original music: Give Me The Keys (2005), and No Small Thing (2007). She currently prepares music for some of TV's most popular shows including Family Guy and American Dad.

Sherri is passionate about teaching, and she passes on this joy of music to her many talented and successful students.