
Music For Film And Television
By Conrad Wedde, Samuel Scott And Luke Buda
FILMS

HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE (2016)
'Nom. Best Score 2016 APRA Awards'
BOY (2010)
EAGLE VS SHARK (2007)
Dir - Taika Waititi
BOY
'Best Score 2010 NZ Film And TV Awards'
Dir - Taika Waititi
THIS TOWN
Dir - David White
BEYOND THE KNOWN WORLD
Dir - Pan Nalin
MEAT
Dir - David White
Dir - Danis Goulet
Night Raiders
SEPARATION CITY
Dir - Paul Middleditch
EAGLE VS SHARK
Dir - Taika Waititi

TELEVISION
THE GULF
2 Seasons
TV3

MOVING ART
NETFLIX
UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT
'Nom. Best Original Music 2009 Qantas Film And TV Awards'
RAGE
TVNZ
SKYLANDERS ACADEMY
3 SEASONS
NETFLIX/ACTIVISION
WELLINGTON PARANORMAL
3 Seasons
TVNZ
STEP DAVE
TVNZ
CLEVERMAN
SEASON 2
'Best Original Music In A Series 2018 APRA Awards '

ABOUT MONIKER
Moniker is the moniker of New Zealand-based film and television composers, Samuel Flynn Scott, Lukasz Buda, and Conrad Wedde, a trio of accomplished and experienced musicians and songwriters with a unique and distinctive sound, whose range includes everything from orchestral compositions through to eclectic synth tracks and ripping refrains on the guitar.
Currently Moniker are finishing the score for the latest (2023) SpongeBob feature Movie. Samuel, Lukasz and Conrad have created multidimensional scores for three major films directed by Oscar nominee Taika Waititi – Hunt For the Wilderpeople (Empire magazines #1 film of 2016), Boy, and Eagle vs Shark - as well as the music for the features Night Raiders, This Town, Separation City and Beyond the Known World, and the Television New Zealand dramas Until Proven Innocent, Rage, and Bloodlines. Their work has seen them nominated for five New Zealand Film and Television Awards, winning Best Original Music in a Feature Film for Boy.
Moniker’s television work includes the second season of the much-lauded Australian-New Zealand-American co-production, Cleverman (Best original music in a series 2018 APRA Awards), 3 seasons of the Netflix cartoon Skylanders Academy, Moving Art (Netflix), 3 seasons of Wellington Paranormal and the acclaimed NZ/Germany co-production The Gulf. In addition to this, their music is frequently licensed – setting the scene in a wide variety of popular New Zealand and Australian television shows.
Samuel, Lukasz, and Conrad have been making music together as critically acclaimed (Mojo, NME, Rolling Stone, The Guardian, BBC Music) indie-rock band The Phoenix Foundation for more than 20 years. Over this period, the band has been nominated for 30 New Zealand Music Awards and won six,
including Best Producer (for three albums in a row) and Best Band. They have played live on Later… with Jools Holland (BBC 2) and performed at multiple festivals around the world.
