Matteo Zingales is one of Australia’s most highly regarded and awarded composers.

His exacting and intuitive sense for creating the right music for stories underpins his high regard in the industry.

Matteo’s feature film credits include Russell Crowe's Poker Face, 99 Homes (AGSC Winner Feature Film Score of the Year 2017) I Met A Girl, Machine (AGSC Award for Best Music for a Documentary 2020), A Fire Inside, The Lost Aviator, The Hunter  (ACCTA Award for Best Original Music Score 2012 + Film Critics Circle Award for Best Original Music 2012) and Not Suitable for Children (AACTA Award for Best Original Music Score 2013).

Internationally, Matteo scored the US ABC prime-time TV series Secrets and Lies and the HBO Feature Film Fahrenheit 451 which premiered at the Cannes International Film Festival.

He has also worked extensively across highly awarded TV Series including Netflix’s Wellmania (starring Celeste Barber), BUMP, In Limbo, Total Control S1-2, Mystery Road S1-2 (AACTA Award for Best Original Music Score 2018 + AGSC Screen Music Award for Best Music for a Mini-series or Telemovie 2018), Tidelands, Harrow S1-3, Five Bedrooms S1-4 and ABC’s Troppo.

Other projects include Wake in Fright and Showtime’s The Kettering Incident, (both recipients of the AACTA Award for Best Original Music Score in Television) ABC original TV Mini-Series Significant Others and Foxtel’s feature film Australia Day.

Matteo has recently scored Lee Tamahori’s upcoming and highly anticipated feature film The Convert, which is set for release this year.

Matteo is a co-founder and director of Sonar Music based in Sydney, Australia.