Yvette Metoyer
Yvette Metoyer is an Emmy-nominated music supervisor for film and television and a rare LA native in the entertainment industry. She earned her first Primetime Emmy nomination in 2026 for Outstanding Music Supervision on the acclaimed Amazon anti-superhero series The Boys, sharing the nod with co-supervisor Michelle Johnson for the episode "Blood and Bone."
Her first foray into the field was as a music assistant on the AMC hit series Breaking Bad, starring Bryan Cranston — a show that called for an expansive array of music, from classic rock to knucklehead hip-hop to mysterious cumbia and festive ranchera. Since then she has worked across eclectic styles and time periods on series including The Walking Dead, Halt and Catch Fire, and Better Call Saul. Yvette currently music supervises The Boys, from creator and executive producer Eric Kripke, along with its spin-off series Gen V. Additional current work includes the FOX series The Cleaning Lady and Doc.
Beyond the creative side of supervision, Yvette handles clearances across her projects and is closely involved in preparation for on-camera performances and (pre)recording sessions. She is well-versed in the evolving SAG-AFTRA and AFM policies governing union reuse fees, an increasingly central consideration in licensing, and maintains close relationships with record labels, music publishers and licensing companies that position her to negotiate favorable license deals on behalf of her productions.
Yvette serves on the education committee of the Guild of Music Supervisors, where she recently produced the sixth annual State of Music in Media conference. She is also a member of Free the Work, a non-profit dedicated to advancing the employment of talented professionals from under-represented groups across the entertainment industry — directors, editors, composers and beyond — by building a curated network of artists and sharing it with studio executives, production companies, music supervisors and agents. Free the Work additionally hosts forums and roundtables with agencies, ad executives and studio department heads aimed at shifting the industry toward more inclusive hiring practices.
FILM:
Candy Cane Lane
Director: Reginald Hudlin
Production Company: Amazon Studies
Spiderhead
Director: Joseph Kosinski
Production Company: Netflix Inc.
Jodie (MTV)
Executive Producers: Tracee Ellis Ross, Grace Edwards
Production Company: MTV Productions
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
Director: Vince Gilligan
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
TELEVISION:
Doc
Showrunner: Barbie Kligman
Production Company: Fox Entertainment
Gen V
Producers: Michele Fazekas, Tara Butters
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
The Cleaning Lady
Producers: Melissa Carter, Miranda Kwok
Production Company: Warner Bros. Television
The Boys
Producer: Eric Kripke
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
My Dad The Bounty Hunter
Producers: Everett Downing, Patrick Harpin
Production Company: Netflix, Inc
Tyler Perry’s Zatima
Producer: Tyler Perry
Production Company: Tyler Perry Studios
Panhandle
Producers: Carla Kettner, Nick Stoller
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
Tyler Perry’s Sistas
Producer: Tyller Perry
Production Company: Tyler Perry Studios
For Life
Producers: Hank Steinberg, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Doug Robinson, Alison Greenspan
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
Better Call Saul
Producers: Vince Gilligan, Peter Gould, Mark Johnson, Melissa Bernstein
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
Dangerous Book For Boys
Producers: Bryan Cranston, James Degus, Greg Mottola, Michael Glouberman
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
Sneaky Pete
Producers: Bryan Cranston, Graham Yost, Michael Dinner, James Degus
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
Halt and Catch Fire
Producers: Mark Johnson, Melissa Bernstein, Jonathan Lisco, Christopher Cantwell, Christopher C. Rogers
Production Company: AMC
Outcast (S01)
Producers: Robert Kirkman, Chris Black, Dave Alpert
Production Company: Fox International Studios
Shut Eye
Producers: Melissa Bernstein, John Shiban, David Hudgins
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
The Walking Dead
Producers: Glen Mazzara, Gale Anne Hurd
Production Company: AMC / TWD Productions
Manhattan
Producers: Sam Shaw, Thomas Schlamme, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, Marcy Ross, Dustin Thomason
Production Company: Lionsgate Television
Turn: Washington’s Spies
Producers: Barry Josephson, Craig Silverstein
Production Company: AMC Studios
Ray Donovan
Producers: Ann Biderman, Mark Gordon
Production Company: Showtime Prod.
Breaking Bad
Producer: Vince Gilligan
Production Company: Sony Pictures Television
The Killing
Producer: Veena Sud Production
Company: Fox Television Studios
