Rhian Sheehan is an award-winning music producer and screen composer from New Zealand. His work as a screen-composer is diverse, actively writing scores for a wide variety of projects around the globe, spanning film, television, documentaries, games, movie trailers, advertising, multi-media location-based experiences, museums, planetarium dome shows, and even the score for a state-of-the-art Roller Coaster ride (Mission Ferrari). He has written music featured on many notable hit TV shows, including Top Gear (UK), Silicon Valley, Upload, Formula 1: Drive to Survive, Janet Jackson (Lifetime), Queer Eye, All or Nothing, Cunk on Earth, America's Got Talent, American Idol, Dopesick Nation, and 60 Minutes, among others. His work can be heard on Netflix, HBO, Disney+, Amazon Prime, National Geographic Channel, Discovery Channel, History Channel, CNN, BBC Horizon, and has graced moments during The Academy Awards and The US Super Bowl (XLIX). Sheehan has composed music featured in various multimedia installations and exhibits around the world, including the British National Space Centre, The UN Headquarters in NYC, Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi, London's Natural History Museum, New Zealand’s iconic World of WearableArt, and Weta Workshop. In 2019, Sheehan collaborated with artist Joseph Michael, creating the atmospheric score for the large-scale audio-visual installation Voices For The Future, projected on the iconic United Nations Headquarters Building in New York. The installation featured an original score by Sheehan with music contributed by Brian Eno playing through a large array of speakers surrounding the UN.