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In 2015 he composed, recorded and produced the music for the National Geographic Channel series "Tales by Light". His music for this series was described as capturing the essence of the images with pure beauty.

In March 2014, MOOG composed, recorded and produced the soundtrack to the MightyCarMods movie "Kei to the City". This soundtrack album reached all-time eighth most downloaded album on iTunes in Australia, and became the number one most downloaded electronic album in Canada, and Australia.

After graduating from university he began working as a composer and audio engineer in the advertising industry. His music has been used in feature and short films as well as national and global advertising for companies such as Smirnoff, Visa Inc, Jetstar, BMW, Ford, Wrigley Company, Discovery Channel, Lexus, Mazda, National Geographic Channel, Touchstone Pictures and Cascade Brewery. He has released four albums – 1978 (Solo), "The Sea Brings Rivalry", Finding May as part of the duo Finding May and "Coming Up For Air" under the name 'Solar'. The self-titled album from Finding May achieved considerable commercial success with songs licensed for use in high-profile TV shows and advertisements. The song "Rain Hail or Shine" was used by Arnott's across all of their commercials in 2009 while the song "Join In" was used in a TV commercial for Origin Energy which won the MADC for "Best use of a song in advertising 2009".

Blair Joscelyne currently hosts, together with Martin Mulholland, an online car modification show Mighty Car Mods, now featured as a series of episodes on YouTube. Gavin Tyrrell, who is a director and motion effects artist, creates the intro sequence for each season of the show. The show is entirely shot, edited and hosted by Blair and Martin, and it has become Australia's No. 1 online DIY automotive show. Their feature-length film, Turbos and Temples, follows the two hosts on a journey around Hokkaido, Japan. The film received positive reviews when it premiered at Hoyts Cinemas at Fox Studios, Sydney in February 2011. It is available on YouTube, DVD and Blu-ray. After the tsunami in Japan in 2011, proceeds from the sale of the film were donated to the Japanese Red Cross. Their second feature-length film "Kei to the City" has exceeded 4 million views on YouTube.

The first episode was filmed in late 2007/early 2008 with MOOG's 2001 Daihatsu Cuore L700, also known as the Mira in Japan. They also built a similar Daihatsu Cuore as the 3-Part Premiere of Season 3. In the Season 1 finale, they built a Ford Laser called the "TRD Lazer" (TRD LZR for short), which was also featured in their music video.