Biography
Nick Sena is a composer for film and television. He has contributed original music to the Apple TV+ series Brothers (2026), alongside Zachary Dawes.
Sena grew up in Los Angeles and began studying classical piano at the age of seven. After earning a BA in music, he worked under composers Christopher Young and Jim Dooley. His early credits include additional music on features such as Spider-Man 3 and the video game Epic Mickey. He scored his first feature, Deep Murder (2019), and has since composed for Big Time Adolescence (2020), We Broke Up (2021), A League of Their Own (2022), The Big Door Prize (2023) and Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies (2023), often collaborating with Zachary Dawes.
Sena received consecutive ASCAP Screen Awards in 2023 and 2024 for top-rated streaming series work on The Summer I Turned Pretty. He released the solo album You Don't Have to Wonder Anymore in 2020.
