BIO

Moghul Veyron is a creative director, composer, and visual storyteller whose work bridges story, sound, and image to shape lasting identity.

His career spans film scoring, campaign development, brand consulting, and analog photography — unified by a central mission: to uncover the emotional core of people and ideas, and express it with clarity and cultural depth.

Moghul has composed original music for Hollywood films including City of Lies (starring Johnny Depp) and The Infiltrator (starring Bryan Cranston), and contributed to Apple TV+’s The Me You Can’t See, executive produced by Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry. In City of Lies, he collaborated with Joe Perry of Aerosmith to score a pivotal scene and worked with the Notorious B.I.G. estate to integrate archival vocal elements with integrity and nuance.

He began his career in music production, developing artists who went on to sign with Universal, Virgin EMI, and Sony, crafting songs that gained millions of views. His work has also supported keynote speakers and authors who’ve spoken for Google, Disney, Coca-Cola, and PwC — one of whom became a New York Times bestselling author.

Moghul’s creative direction extends into civic campaigns and cultural storytelling, including narrative messaging work for the Mayor of London. His visual practice — often rooted in analog film — has been recognized by Leica for its emotional resonance and timeless aesthetic.

Today, he works with brands, founders, and purpose-led teams to shape identity through sonic language, visual design, and narrative strategy — helping ideas find their shape and express their truth.