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Awards & Nominations edwinwendler.com February 2021 AWARDS & NOMINATIONS NATIONAL ACADEMY OF VIDEO GAME FOR PEACE GAME TRADE REVIEWERS (2020) *Additional Music Nominee: Outstanding Original Light Mix Score, Franchise HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN MEDIA GAME FOR PEACE AWARDS (2020) *Additional Music Nominee: Outstanding Song/Score – Mobile Video Game VEGAS MOVIE AWARDS (2020) AT THE END OF THE WORLD Winner: Best Original Score G.A.N.G. AWARDS (2020) HONOR OF KINGS Winner: Best Music in a Social/Casual Game *Additional Music FLORENCE FILM AWARDS (2019) AT THE END OF THE WORLD Winner: Best Original Score INDIE SHORT FEST - LOS ANGELES AT THE END OF THE WORLD INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (2019) Winner: Best Original Score HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN MEDIA HONOR OF KINGS AWARDS (2018) *Additional Music Nominee: Original Song/Score – Mobile Video Game LAUSD CERTIFICATE OF for serving as an exemplary role model to the APPRECIATION (2015) students of the Los Angeles Unified School District GOLDSPIRIT AWARDS (2014) THE RIGHT TO LOVE: AN AMERICAN Nominee: Best Documentary Score FAMILY LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL FILM AZUREUS RISING FESTIVAL (2010) Winner: Best Original Score – Animated Short Film 168 HOUR FILM PROJECT (2008) LEE’S LAST STAND Nominee: Best Original Score Contact: Peter Hackman ▪ Bohemia Group Management ▪ 323.968.0157 ▪ [email protected] edwinwendler.com February 2021 VIDEO GAMES QQ SPEED TiMi Studios, prod. co. *Co-Composer Tencent, 2020 AGE OF EMPIRES: MOBILE Tantalus Media, prod. co. *Co-Composer Tantalus Media, 2020 SYNCED: OFF-PLANET Next Studios, prod. co. *Co-Composer (Main) Tencent, 2020 CALL OF DUTY: MOBILE TiMi, prod. co. *Co-Composer TiMi, 2020 TORCHLIGHT: INFINITE Xindong, prod. co. *Co-composer (theme, trailer) XD, 2020 GAME FOR PEACE a.k.a. Tencent Games, prod. co. PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS *Co-composer Tencent, 2019, 2020 MAFIA CITY Yotta Games, prod. co. Yotta, 2019 BUILDTOPIA NetEase, prod. co. *Co-Composer NetEase, 2019 CROWN TRICK Next Studios, prod. co. *Co-Composer Tencent, 2019 RING OF ELYSIUM (a.k.a. EUROPA) Aurora Borealis, prod. co. Tencent, 2018-2019 THE LORD OF SNOW EAGLE Tencent Games, prod. co. Tencent, 2018 IRIS.FALL Next Studios, prod. co. *Co-Composer (Main) Tencent, 2018 Contact: Peter Hackman ▪ Bohemia Group Management ▪ 323.968.0157 ▪ [email protected] edwinwendler.com February 2021 BLADED FURY Next Studios, prod. co. *Co-Composer (Main) Tencent, 2018 HONOR OF KINGS (a.k.a. KING OF Aurora Borealis, prod. co. GLORY *Additional Music Tencent, 2018 MOONLIGHT BLADE Aurora Borealis, prod. co. *Additional Music Tencent, 2018 FEATURE FILMS DRAGON SOLDIERS Hank Braxtan, Arielle Brachfeld, prods. Lionsgate, 2020 Hank Braxtan, dir. AGAINST THE ODDS JoséAntonio W. Danner, Aaron Saffa, Andrew Red Bull Media House, 2019 Stephan, prods. GrizzlyMug, dir. DEAD ANT Stephanie Hodos, Ron Carlson, prods. Cinedigm, 2019 Ron Carlson, dir. SNAKE OUTTA COMPTON James Kondelik, Jon Kondelik, prods. *Additional Arranging Hank Braxtan, dir. Lionsgate, 2018 JESUS VR: THE STORY OF CHRIST Alex Barder, Dave Hansen, Russell Naftal, *Music Programming Enzo Sisti, prods. Autumn Productions, 2016 Dave Hansen, dir. X-MEN: APOCALYPSE Simon Kinberg, Lauren Shuler Donner, *Arranging, Programming Bryan Singer, prods. 20th Century Fox, 2016 Bryan Singer, dir. THE NICE GUYS Joel Silver, prod. *Arranging, Programming Shane Black, dir. Warner Bros., 2016 I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE III: Lisa M. Hansen, Paul Hertzberg, prods. VENGEANCE IS MINE R.D. Braunstein, dir. Anchor Bay Films, CineTel Films, 2015 UNNATURAL Ron Carlson, prod. After Dark Films, 2015 Hank Braxtan, dir. Contact: Peter Hackman ▪ Bohemia Group Management ▪ 323.968.0157 ▪ [email protected] edwinwendler.com February 2021 TALES OF HALLOWEEN Shaked Berenson, Axelle Carolyn, Patrick Ewald, *Co-Composer Mike Mandez, prods. Epic Pictures Group, 2015 Mike Mandez, dir. (segment, Friday The 31st) X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST Simon Kinberg, Hutch Parker, Lauren Shuler *Arranging, Programming Donner, Bryan Singer, prods. 20th Century Fox, 2014 Bryan Singer, dir. NON-STOP Joel Silver, Alex Heineman, Andrew Rona, prods. *Additional Music Jaume Collet-Serra, dir. Universal Pictures, StudioCanal, Silver Pictures, 2014 THE MARK 2: REDEMPTION James Chankin, David Cuddy, Michael Scott, James Pureflix Entertainment, Vision Scape Seale, prods. Entertainment, Chankin Entertainment, Mission James Chankin, dir. Pictures International, 2013 SO UNDERCOVER Tobin Armbrust, Tish Cyrus, Guy East, Allan Loeb, *Arranging, Programming Steven Pearl, Nigel Sinclair, Michael Warren, prods. The Weinstein Company, 2012 Tom Vaughan, dir. THE MARK James Chankin, David Cuddy, Arthit Kimakhom, Pureflix Entertainment, Vision Scape Michael Scott, prods. Entertainment, Chankin Entertainment, 2012 James Chankin, dir. ESCAPE James Chankin, Paul Emami, Chad Hawkins, prods. Pureflix Entertainment, Marker Entertainment, Paul Emami, dir. Sixty40 Productions, 2012 THE RIGHT TO LOVE: AN AMERICAN Ford Austin, Christina Clack, Cassie Jaye, Nena Jaye, FAMILY (documentary) Matthew C. Mason, Jay Pugh, Marc Wasserman, Jaye Bird Productions, 2012 prods. Cassie Jaye, dir. THE RESIDENT Cary Brokaw, Guy East, Simon Oakes, Nigel Sinclair, *Arranging, Programming prods. Hammer Films, 2011 Antti Jokinen, dir. UNKNOWN Joel Silver, Leonard Goldberg, Andrew Rona, prods. *Arranging, Programming Jaume Collet-Serra, dir. Warner Bros., 2011 CHRISTMAS WITH A CAPITAL C James Chankin, David Cuddy, Michael Scott, prods. Pureflix Entertainment, 2010, 2011 Helmut Schleppi, dir. Contact: Peter Hackman ▪ Bohemia Group Management ▪ 323.968.0157 ▪ [email protected] edwinwendler.com February 2021 LITTLE FOCKERS Robert De Niro, John Hamburg, Jay Roach, Jane *Arranging, Programming Rosenthal, prods. Paramount/Universal, 2010 Paul Weitz, dir. THE LOSERS Joel Silver, Akiva Goldsman, Kerry Foster, prods. *Arranging, Programming Sylvain White, dir. Warner Bros., 2010 LETTERS TO JULIET Ellen Barkin, Mark Canton, Eric Feig, Caroline *String Arrangements Kaplan, Patrick Wachsberger, prods. Summit Entertainment, 2010 Gary Winick, dir. BROKEN ANGEL John Safyurtlu, Leslie Bates, Kevin Corchiani, Aegean Entertainment, 2008/2011 Chris Moore, prods. Aclan Bates (Aclan Büyüktürkoglu), dir. THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT Rick Yune, Andrew Zarrow, Patrick Cole, prods. *Programming, Arranging Jesse V. Johnson, dir. Freestyle Releasing, 2008 THE INTERIOR Helmut Schleppi, Geert Heetebrij, (feature film and internet series) David-Jan Bijker, prods. Dreamscape Films, 2008 Helmut Schleppi, dir. GARDENER OF EDEN Allen Bain, Leonardo DiCaprio, Branford Simpson, *Programming, Arranging prods. The 7th Floor, Appian Way, IEG, Virtual Studios, Kevin Connolly, dir. 2007 TURISTAS Marc Butan, Mark Cuban, Rick Dallago, Elaine *Programming, Arranging Dysinger, Raul Guterres, Kent Kubena, Scott Fox Atomic, 2006 LaStaiti, Rubira Marcheens Negrao, Dylan Russell, Scott Steindorff, John Stockwell, Todd Wagner, Bo Zenga, prods. John Stockwell, dir. INTO THE BLUE Brandon Birtell, Rick Dallago, Louis G. Friedman, *Programming, Arranging, Orchestrating Peter Guber, Matt Luber, Ori Marmur, Erin Mast, MGM/Sony Pictures, 2005 David Zelon, prods. John Stockwell, dir. HOME: THE HORROR STORY Richard Weaver, Temistocles Lopez, Radical Pictures, 2001 Shalini Waran, prods. Temistocles Lopez, dir. Contact: Peter Hackman ▪ Bohemia Group Management ▪ 323.968.0157 ▪ [email protected] edwinwendler.com February 2021 TELEVISION ALARM FÜR COBRA 11 – DIE Hermann Joha, Heiko Schmidt, prods. AUTOBAHNPOLIZEI Nico Zavelberg, dir. *Additional Music (Season 21, Ep. 14) RTL, 2016 THE SHANNARA CHRONICLES Tim Scanlan, Tim Coddington, prods. *Programming, Arranging (Season 1, Ep. 2) Jonathan Liebesman, dir. MTV, 2016 JONI AND FRIENDS Doug Mazza, Steve Appel, Mike Yuen, Lawrence TBN, 2007-2008 Reid, Ken Carpenter, prods. Lawrence Reid, dir. SLEEPER CELL: AMERICAN TERROR Ethan Reiff, Janet Tamaro, Chad Tomasoski, Cyrus *Programming, Arranging (Season 2) Voris, prods. Showtime, 2006 Ethan Reiff, Cyrus Voris, creators FEAR FACTOR Matt Kunitz, David A. Hurwitz, exec. prods. *Additional Music (Season 6) J. Rupert Thompson, dir. *Programming, Arranging (Season 5) NBC, 2004-2006 UNIVERSUM: VIECHER SIND Franz Leopold Schmelzer, prod./dir. AUCH NUR MENSCHEN *Additional Music ORF, 1997 SHORT FILMS SENTIENT Mariam Price, David Weinstein, prods. Black Sun Entertainment, LLC., 2019 David Weinstein, dir. PIECES, OR A WEST HOLLYWOOD David Neuendorff, Chris Phillips, prods. CLUB CALLED RAGE Chris Phillips, dir. Chris Phillips Productions SECOND DATE John Lawson, prod./dir. Easterseals Disability Film Challenge, 2019 AT THE END OF THE WORLD Taylor Bibat, Arielle Brachfeld, prods. Fonco Studios, 2019 Fon Davis, dir. GIA AND DRAGON John Lawson, prod./dir. Easterseals Disability Film Challenge, 2018 Contact: Peter Hackman ▪ Bohemia Group Management ▪ 323.968.0157 ▪ [email protected] edwinwendler.com February 2021 THOSE KIND OF PEOPLE Scott Allen Tucker, prod./dir. Scott Allen Tucker, 2015 IF “GAME OF THRONES” JoséAntonio W. Danner, Aaron Saffa, prods. CHARACTERS LIVED AMONG US JoséAntonio W. Danner, dir. Mode Media, 2015 CHANGING OF THE GUARD Matthew John Gonzalez, Adrian Aquino, Guidon USA, 2015 Stephen L. Phelan, prods. Rafael Garcia, dir. ENVOY Adam Coggin, Mariam Price, David Weinstein, Black Sun Entertainment, LLC., 2014 prods. David Weinstein, dir. ZERO POINT Shintaro Shimosawa, David Weinstein, Kevin Mann, Black Sun Entertainment, LLC., 2013 Mathew Perniciaro, Jake Demaray, prods. David Weinstein, dir. BULLETPROOF Will Halby, prod. Zeno Mountain
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