I Love Boosters | Interview with Music Supervisor, Cheryl Wang

Music plays a vital role in shaping a film’s emotional impact, and in this episode of the 1st on Film Podcast, we sit down with music supervisor Cheryl Wang to discuss her work on I Love Boosters. Cheryl takes us behind the scenes of building the film’s sonic identity, from discovering the perfect songs to navigating the complex world of music licensing and clearances.We also dive into her journey into music supervision, collaborating with filmmakers, balancing creative vision with practical realities, and what it takes to create a soundtrack that resonates long after the credits roll. Whether you’re a film lover, a music fan, or curious about one of filmmaking’s most overlooked creative roles, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.Cheryl Wang is a music supervisor whose work bridges storytelling and music across independent and studio productions. After growing up in China, studying in Shanghai, and later attending graduate school at Columbia University, she found her way into the world of film through post-production before building a career in music supervision. Her credits include I Love Boosters, Splitsville, Bunny, X, and Armageddon Time, where she has helped filmmakers craft memorable musical identities for their projects. Known for her expertise in music licensing, creative collaboration, and securing high-profile tracks, Cheryl works closely with directors to ensure every song enhances the emotional and narrative impact of a film.