Sally Chou is a Los Angeles-based composer, technologist, and performer. Her recent work includes scoring StyleHaul's first scripted series, Vanity, songwriting for and music directing Pemberley Digital's Emma Approved, composing the theme music for PBS Digital Studios' Frankenstein M.D., and writing concert works and arrangements for LA's premiere women's chorus, Vox Femina Los Angeles.

Sally received her M.A. in Music Composition with specialization in Visual Media from UCLA and her B.S. in Computer Science from MIT where she also studied music and theater. She is classically trained in composition, conducting, voice, violin, guitar, piano, and alto saxophone. Her performance history includes leading roles in regional musical theater, rock bands, as a singer-songwriter, and choral groups. In music production, she has worked as an audio engineer, both in recording and live sound.

While at UCLA, Sally was the instructor of the UCLA graduate course "Advanced Electronic Music Composition," and the recipient of the Henry Mancini Scholarship for the Composition of Music for Motion Pictures & Television.

Sally is the President and a founding member of the Academy of Scoring Arts, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to advance the creative and technical process of scoring visual media, by bringing together composers, filmmakers, audio engineers and musicians to share knowledge through the production of educational programs and community events.

She sings with Vox Femina Los Angeles and is a singer and arranger for its vocal quartet, The Voxettes.