Yitong “ET” Chen is an LA-based composer, music producer, and multi-instrumentalist specializing in music for film, video games, and TV.
Yitong’s musical versatility and sensibilities shine through in his diverse portfolio. His recent credits include Demon Force (2025, Mongketgengr Pictures), Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (2024, MachineGames), Star Wars Hunters (2024, Natural Motion), Arthur the King(2024, Lionsgate), Family Plan (2023, Apple TV+), Creation of the Gods I (2023, Mongketengri Pictures), and Star Wars: Jedi Survivor (2023, Respawn Entertainment), among many others. He also has an upcoming feature horror film, Oblivium, set for release in 2025.
With a musical background influenced by neo-romanticism, jazz, rock, world music, and electronic production, Yitong’s compositions are rich and varied. His passion for literature, films, and gastronomy deeply influences his work, making his music an emotional storytelling vehicle.
In 2022, Yitong worked as the music editor for the Hubble Bridge tour attraction at the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser Hotel in the Walt Disney Orlando Resort. Collaborating closely with the Walt Disney Imagineering team, he helped create seamless transitions between music and gameplay, bringing the magic of Star Wars to life for all ages.
In 2021, Yitong was commissioned by the Chinese American Citizens Alliance to compose music for the Southern California Chinese American WWII Congressional Gold Medal recipient ceremony. This event, presented by U.S. Representatives Judy Chu and Ted Lieu, honored the Asian American community for their contributions and service during WWII.
Yitong frequently works closely with Grammy Award-winning composer Gordy Haab as an additional composer and music writer.
Active in the music community, Yitong also serves as the treasurer for the Game Audio Network Guild and passionately advocates for diversity and inclusion in the field of media scoring, striving to create an industry that welcomes and empowers voices from all backgrounds.