Biography

Cameron Moody is a Primetime Emmy® Award-nominated American composer, conductor, and trumpeter who has very quickly become one of the most varied and successful composers of his generation.

In 2025, Cameron scored the Hulu Original limited series "Washington Black." His score earned him his first Primetime Emmy nomination, making him the youngest nominee for a Primetime Emmy in a score category in the Television Academy’s history (23). He also garnered an SCL Award nomination for the "David Raksin Award for Emerging Talent," as well as an ASCAP Composers’ Choice Award nomination for "Television Theme of the Year." He was nominated for "Best Original Score for Television" by the International Film Music Critics Association (IFMCA) and took home their prize for "Breakthrough Composer of the Year."

Cameron’s most recent project is the Sundance Grand Jury Prize-winning documentary short "The Baddest Speechwriter of All," which was co-directed by 2x Oscar-winner Ben Proudfoot and 4x NBA Champion Stephen Curry. The film is set to premiere on Netflix in late 2026. Other notable projects include the eight-part History Channel documentary series "Kennedy," and Patrick Green’s feature film "Sincerely, Los Angeles."

He currently resides in Los Angeles, CA.
- IMDb mini biography by: Sarah Roche