Matthew Feder is a film composer specializing in shaping the emotional and narrative depth of storytelling through music. From initial conception to a fully recorded and mixed score, Matthew crafts a cohesive musical journey, ensuring that every cue ties together into a unified, emotionally driven arc. His ability to shape the flow and structure of a score elevates a film far beyond what was originally envisioned, transforming it into something far more impactful and artful.

 

Filmmakers and collaborators often express how Matthew’s music elevates their projects by bringing out dimensions and layers that deepen the film’s impact in ways they hadn’t anticipated. By weaving together themes, motifs, and sonic textures, Matthew enhances the emotional core of a film, making each moment feel more profound and immersive. His work blends orchestral, electronic, and acoustic elements, adapting to the unique tone and vision of each project while ensuring the final score feels like an integral, inseparable part of the storytelling.

 

Beyond composition, Matthew understands the collaborative nature of filmmaking, working closely with directors, producers, and creative teams to bring their vision to life. Whether crafting sweeping cinematic themes, intimate character motifs, or tension-filled soundscapes, he strives to give stories depth, heart, and soul through music.

 

Matthew co-composed the score for the Netflix docuseries Arnold, a deep dive into the life and career of Arnold Schwarzenegger. In addition, he has contributed additional music to a variety of films and TV series, collaborating with acclaimed composers Christophe Beck and Michael Kramer on projects such as Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Agatha All Along, Nimona, Shazam! Fury of the Gods, Road House, The Instigators, Hawkeye, Lego Ninjago, and Wolf Hound. As part of the scoring team, he has helped shape the musical landscape of major productions featured in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the DC Universe, and on major platforms such as Netflix, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and Cartoon Network. Beyond feature films and television, Matthew has also composed for short films and video games, bringing his storytelling approach to a wide range of projects.