With a strong background in classical music and a great passion for cinema, Chinese composer Weijun Chen traverses between the world of film music and concert music. Recent film projects include horror thriller Two Girls and Chinese blockbuster My Country, My Parents. In addition, he has collaborated with many top game studios in China, including Tencent, NetEase, ByteDance, and Kuro. Orchestration credits include Wish Dragon, Ghost of Tsushima, Leap, Greenland, and Angel Has Fallen. "Unafraid to linger in intense expression" (CVNC), "highly polished" (MusicalAmerica), and "reflected fine command of orchestration and form" (The Aspen Times), Weijun's concert works have been performed by renowned orchestras and chamber ensembles across the United States and China.
Weijun received his BM in composition (highest distinction) from the Eastman School of Music, and his PhD in composition from the University at Buffalo. Winner of the inaugural Lei Cine Film Scoring Competition, he is represented by Lei Zhang at Lei Cine Music Management.
本着深厚的古典音乐背景和对电影艺术的热爱，中国作曲家陈卫骏在商业影视音乐和严肃音乐两个领域自由穿梭。近年来，他为中式惊悚片《出不去的房间》配乐，并与著名作曲家彭飞合作为《我和我的父辈》之《少年行》单元配乐。与国内众多知名游戏公司合作，包括腾讯、网易、字节跳动、以及库洛等。作为配器师参与了众多一线项目，例如《许愿神龙》、《对马岛之魂》、《夺冠》、《末日逃生》，以及《天使陷落》。”不惧怕强烈的情感表达”（《北卡古典声音》）、“精雕细琢”（《美国音乐》）、以及“展现出对配器和曲式良好的把控“（《阿斯彭时报》），陈卫骏的室内乐和交响作品被众多世界著名乐团所演奏。
陈卫骏在2013年获得伊斯曼音乐学院的作曲学士学位（最高荣誉），在2018年获得布法罗大学的作曲博士学位。作为首届擂闪配乐大赛的冠军，陈卫骏由擂闪音乐事务所代理。