Omid Raiesdana is an Iranian film score composer and musician.

Born October 28, 1974, Tehran, Iran

Based in Tehran.

From his teenage years, he began playing the recorder flute and the ney (Iranian wind instrument), and developed his skills in composition as a self-taught musician. In 1997, he entered the film industry with his first original score for Don, directed by Abolfazl Jalili.

With nearly 30 years of experience in film composition and music production, Raiesdana has composed in a wide range of musical styles for more than seventy feature films, television series, documentaries, animations, and short films. His artistic record includes collaborations with prominent Iranian filmmakers such as Kianoush Ayari, Rakhshan Bani-Etemad, Alireza Davoudnejad, Fereydoun Jeyrani, and Saeed Roustayi.

His notable works include the film scores for Wake Up, Arezoo!, Canapé, Under the Skin of the City, and Life and a Day, as well as the television series Blue Whale. He has also released an album titled Life and a Day, featuring the original soundtrack of the film. The album was nominated for Best Dramatic Music Album at the Musicema Awards and also received a nomination for Best Original Score at the Iranian Film Critics Association Awards.

In 2018, he was nominated for Best Animation Music for In the Crosshairs at the Southampton Festival of Music and Drama in the United Kingdom.