Trent Reznor was born in 1965 in New Castle, Pennsylvania. Reznor, who started playing the piano at the age of five and took hold of music at an early age, decided to devote his career to music by leaving his department in his second year while studying computer engineering at Allegheny College. This bold step was the beginning of a journey that would deeply affect both the rock music and cinema worlds. Reznor's name has been associated with the Nine Inch Nails project for many years. He reached a large audience worldwide with this one-man venture that blended industrial rock and electronic music. He also discovered and supported names such as Marilyn Manson under Nothing Records, which he founded in the same period. The turning point in the field of cinema music came with his collaboration with David Fincher. The music they prepared with Atticus Ross for The Social Network was awarded an Oscar in 2011; This work made the duo one of the most sought-after names in Hollywood. The dark and suspenseful music they produced for Gone Girl, also under the direction of Fincher, was also highly appreciated. In Pixar's Soul, they created a much more emotional and introspective sound universe. Reznor's voice was also echoed in TV series projects such as The Bear. This musician, who has a deep-rooted background in the rock scene and an eye towards cinema, continues to expand the boundaries of his creativity with every new project.