Michelle Birsky is a composer, artist, and music producer based in Los Angeles who specializes in non-traditional, electro-acoustic film and television scores. Michelle has spent the past seven years in New York, recording and performing synth-pop music and scoring indie films under the moniker Birch. Her recent work includes the original score for the Netflix series Terminator Zero, Roku documentary series The Lesbian Bar Project, and the Hulu feature film Mother/Android, both of which she co-composed with her partner Kevin Henthorn. Other credits include: the independent feature film Spite, which premiered at Austin Film Festival 2025, Asking For It, which premiered at Cinequest 2020 and Fuse TV, and Girl Talk, a short film that premiered at Outfest 2019.  In 2019, Michelle released her debut LP ‘femme.one’, a feminist concept album, under her moniker Birch. In 2020, Michelle moved to LA and was accepted into the Society of Composer and Lyricists mentorship program alongside a small number of up-and-coming composers. Through her music and film composition projects, Michelle seeks to tell stories that broaden minds and raise the female voice.