Matteo Zingales' musical mastery intricately weaves an evocative narrative, resonating deeply through emotion and underlying themes. With two decades in the industry, he’s collaborated with top filmmakers and earned critical acclaim and a shelf full of awards. Matteo's a master at blending musical genres and styles, creating soundtracks that transport listeners to uncharted territories. His recent works include scoring for Lee Tamahori’s The Convert and Russell Crowe's Poker Face alongside a suite of acclaimed projects like Ramin Bahrani's 99 Homes, and Machine.
Internationally, he’s known for his work on the US network series Secrets and Lies and the HBO feature Fahrenheit 451, which premiered at Cannes Film Festival. On television, Matteo's magic is evident in shows like Celeste Barber's Wellmania and the internationally acclaimed series Mystery Road, earning him both AACTA and AGSC accolades. From feature films to acclaimed television series, Matteo’s sonic signature is unmistakable, making him a pivotal figure in the music landscape.
AWARDS:
2018: AACTA Award, Best Original Music Score in Television - Mystery Road
2017: AACTA Award, Best Original Music Score in Television - Wake in Fright
2017: AACTA Award, Best Original Music Score in Television - The Kettering Incident
2013: AACTA Award, Best Original Music Score - Not Suitable for Children
2012: AACTA Award, Best Original Music Score - The Hunter
2020: Screen Music Award, Best Music for a Documentary - Machine
2016: Screen Music Award, Feature Film Score of the Year - 99 Homes
2018: Screen Music Award, Best Music for a Mini-Series or Telemovie - Mystery Road