Recent Credits & Projects
(composer unless noted)
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)
Orchestrator
Zootopia 2 (2025)
Orchestrator
Clara All The Way (2026)
The Fantastic Four:
First Steps (2025)
Orchestrator
What We Call Home (2026)
Butterfly (2025)
Composer: Additional Music
East Did Meet West (2026)
Valhalla Calls No Names (2026)
Logyn Okuda is a film and television composer raised in Hawaii, now in Los Angeles.
He recently scored Emmy-nominated Henry Ian Cusick’s (LOST) new short, Salvador, political spy-thriller Granadilla, starring Faran Tahir (Iron Man, Star Trek), indie video game Agebringer by Space Base Games (2026), and Nightbound: Paralysis by FlickerLight Games (2027).
In addition, Okuda collaborates and works for composer Michael Giacchino, orchestrating and assisting on projects such as Marvel’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Disney’s Zootopia 2, and Warner Bros.’ The End of Oak Street. Additional music credits include Skydance Animation’s Ray Gunn (dir. by Brad Bird), Amazon Prime’s Butterfly, Marvel Television’s VisionQuest. Okuda worked with Michael’s son, Mick Giacchino, on an arrangement of a new Muppets song for The Game Awards in December of 2025.
Logyn also was awarded the Movie Music Award at the Garden State Film Festival for his score and jazz composition on Aiko Lozar’s East Did Meet West, a historical drama featured at the 2026 American Pavilion Emerging Filmmakers’ Showcase at Cannes Film Festival. He was nominated for the 2025 'Emerging Composer Award' from Apulia Soundtrack Awards in Italy, and won ‘Outstanding Achievement Award for Original Score’ in the 2024 IndieX Film Festival for his music on Eve. His score for a commissioned animation, With the Waves, premiered live-to-picture with the Hawai’i Symphony Orchestra in fall of 2025. He was a finalist for the 2024 American Prize for his piece ‘Return to Sky’, commissioned by the Hawaii Chamber Music Festival.
Other Works:
Rescore of ‘Skyfall’ (2012) motorcycle chase sequence.
‘Elegy for a Flower’, a tone poem for my late grandmother, as performed by Budapest Scoring.
Check out my favorite original music here: