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Gabriel Mann GABRIEL MANN TELEVISION SERIES ROSEWOOD Marty Bowen, Wyck Godfrey, Todd Harthan, exec. prods. FBC / 20 th Century Fox TV Todd Harthan, showrunner Score & Theme Richard Shepard, dir. RECTIFY Melissa Bernstein, Ray McKinnon, Mark Johnson, exec. prods. Sundance Channel / Gran Via Productions Ray McKinnon, showrunner Score Keith Gordon, dir. MODERN FAMILY Steven Levitan, Christopher Lloyd, exec. prods. ABC/ 20 th Century Fox Television Jason Winer/Reggie Hudlin, dir. Score ANGEL FROM HELL Tad Quill, exec. prod. CBS / CBS TV Studios Tad Quill, showrunner Score Don Scardino, dir. DR. KEN Jared Stern, John Davis, John Fox, ABC / Sony Pictures TV Mike Sikowitz, exec. prods. Score Mike Sikowitz, showrunner Scott Ellis, dir. SCHOOL OF ROCK Richard Linklater, Scott Rudin, Jim Armogida, Steve Nickelodeon / Paramount TV Armogida, exec. prods. Score THE CROODS Netflix / Dreamworks Animation Score THE KICKS Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum, prod /dir. Amazon Studios / Picrow Prods Andrew Orenstein, showrunner Score THE MCCARTHYS Will Gluck, Brian Gallivan, Mike Sikowitz, exec. prods. CBS / Sony Pictures TV Mike Sikowitz, showrunner Score Andy Ackerman, dir. MARRY ME David Caspe, Seth Gordon, Jamie Tarses, exec. prod. NBC / Sony Pictures TV David Caspe, showrunners Score Seth Gordon, dir. FRIENDS WITH BETTER LIVES Aaron Kaplan, exec. prod. CBS / 20 th Century Fox Television Dana Klein, David Hemingson, showrunners Score & Theme TROPHY WIFE Lee Eisenberg, Emily Halpern, Sarah Haskins, exec. prods. ABC Lee Eisenberg, Gene Stupnitsky, showrunners Score The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 1 GABRIEL MANN STAR-CROSSED Josh Appelbaum, Andre Nemec, Scott Rosenberg, Richard CW / CBS Television Studios Shepard, Sean Furst, Bryan Furst, Meredith Averill, Daniel Score Gutman, exec. prods. Meredith Averill, Adele Lim, showrunners WELCOME TO THE FAMILY Mike Sikowitz, exec. prod. NBC/ Sony Pictures Television Michael Engler, dir. Score THE EXES Mark Reisman, Mindy Schultheis, Michael Hanel, exec. prods. TV Land Matthew Conner, prod. Score TWISTED David Babcock, Adam Milch, Gavin Polone, exec. prods. ABC David Babcock, showrunner Score BENT Tad Quill, exec. prod. NBC/ Universal Television Craig Zisk, dir. Score JANE BY DESIGN April Blair, Gavin Polone, John Ziffren, exec. prods. ABC Family/ April Blair’s Company Score RINGER Richard Shepard, Pam Veasey, exec. prods. CW/ ABC Television Studios/ CBS Television Studios/ Warner Bros. Television Score THE PROTECTOR Jeffrey Bell, Gene Stein, Nina Wass, exec. prods. Lifetime / ABC Television Studios Peter O’Fallon, dir. Score WORST WEEK Matt Tarses, Jimmy Mulville, Garrett Donovan, Neil Goldman, CBS/ CBS Television Studios Mark Buckland, exec. prods. Score Matt Tarses, showrunner CARPOOLERS Emily Cutler, Dan Kaplow, Steve Leff, prods. ABC/ ABC Television Studios Marsh McCall, showrunner Score & Songs Joe Russo, Anthony Russo, Jason Winer, dirs. BIG DAY Cathy Yuspa, Josh Goldsmith, Matthew Carlson, exec. prods. ABC/ Sony Pictures Television Matthew Carlson, showrunner Main Title, Score & Songs REUNION Jennifer Johnson, Kathy Gilroy-Sereda, prods. Fox/ Warner Bros. Television Michael Katleman, Rick Rosenthal, Milan Cheylov, dirs. Main Title OVER THERE Steven Bochco, exec. prod. FX/ 20 th Century Fox Television Chris Gerolmo, showrunner Score The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 2 GABRIEL MANN BRIMSTONE Peter Horton, Philip L. Parslow, prods. Fox / Warner Bros. Television Felix Enriquez Alcala, Larry Carroll, Score Dan Lerner, Jesus Salvador Trevino, dirs. MIAMI SLICE Wendy Pier Cassileth, David Green, Bravo/ Bravo Media Cori Abraham, exec. prods. Main Title Alan Pottasch, dir. FIRE CO. 132 Hal Galli, Patrick Hasburgh, Fox James G. Hirsch, Robert Papazian, Score Harker Wade, prods. MOLONEY Clifton Campbell, Vahan Moosekian, prods. CBS/ CBS Television Stations Score TELEVISION PILOTS MODEL WOMAN Rosalie Swedlin, Helen Childress, Scarlett Lacey, exec. prods. ABC / Sony Pictures Television Richard Shepard, dir. Score THE PERFECT STANLEYS Aaron Kaplan, Dana Klein, exec. prods. 20 th Century Fox TV / Kapital Entertainment Pamela Fryman, dir. Score TAXI-22 Nancy Sanders, James Gandolfini, Mark Armstrong, Dennis CBS / Attaboy Films Erdman, Clark Peterson, Francois Flamand, Patrick Huard, Score Tad Quill, exec. prods. Rob Greenberg, dir. MEMBERS ONLY Susannah Grant, Sarah Timberman, ABC / CBS Television Carl Beverly, exec. prods. Score David O’Russell, Susannah Grant, creators R.J. Cutler, dir. KING JOHN Jeff Astrof, Maria Crenna, Jeff Golenberg, ABC Studios David Hoberman, John Leguizamo, Todd Score Lieberman, Sam Maydew, exec. prods. Ted Wass, dir. UNTITLED TAD QUILL Tad Quill, exec. prod. CBS James Burrows, dir. Score KINGS OF VAN NUYS Brian Bradley, Steven Cragg, exec. prods. ABC / ABC Television Studios Ted Wass, dir. Score OVER AND OUT Michael Green, Mike Lisbe, Sam Maydew, CBS / CBS Television Studios Nate Reger, exec. prods. Score Fred Savage, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 3 GABRIEL MANN REBOUNDING Steven Levitan, Joe Port, Jason Winer, Joe Fox/ 20 th Century Fox Wiseman, exec. prods. Score Jason Winer, dir. MIDNIGHT SUN Alon Aranya, Oded Davidoff Rachel Kaplan, Efrat NBC/ Universal Television Shmayadron, Noah Stollman, Mirit Toovi, Peter Score Traugott, Lisa Zwerling, exec. prods PRAIRIE DOGS Jackie Filgo, Jeff Filgo, exec. prods ABC/ ABC Television Studios Score ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES Brian D Bragley, Steven Cragg, exec. prods ABC/ ABC Television Studios Score MODERN LOVE Gail Berman, Jenny Bick, prods. Lifetime/ Sony Pictures Television Alan Poul, dir. Score WHO GETS THE PARENTS Mark Cendrowski, prod. ABC/ ABC Entertainment Group Mark Cendrowski, dir. Score MY AMERICAN FAMILY Steven Levitan, ABC/ 20 th Century Fox Television Christopher Lloyd, exec. prods. Score Jason Winer, dir. MISCELLANEOUS TELEVISION BARBIE IN A PONY TALE Michelle Cogan, Kallan Kagan, Dan Mokriy, Universal Studios / Mattel Susan Sullivan, prods. Score & Songs Kyran Kelly, dir. BARBIE: THE PRINCESS & THE Shelley Dvi-Vardhana, Shawn McCorkindale, prods. POPSTAR Ezekiel Norton, dir. Universal Studios / Mattel Score & Songs BARBIE: A PERFECT CHRISTMAS Kevin Gamble, Gokul Kesavan, prods. Universal Studios / Mattel Mark Baldo, dir. Score & Songs VIDEO GAMES F.E.A.R PERSEUS MANDATE Timegate THE LEGEND OF SPYRO- DAWN OF THE DRAGON Activision/Blizzard The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 4 GABRIEL MANN SABATEUR Pandemic/EA LEISURE SUIT LARRY 7 Activision / Blizzard THE MUMMY 3 A2M CRASH NITRO KART 2 Activision CRASH TEAM RACING Activision THE LEGEND OF SPYRO- THE ETERNAL NIGHT Krome TIMESHIFT Saber Interactive WORLD IN CONFLICT Massive COPS Fox Interactive THE LEGEND OF SPYRO- A NEW BEGINNING Vivendi-Universal Games GOLF KING NHN Games CRASH TAG TEAM RACING Radical Entertainment *vocal arrangement and production CRASH TWINSANITY Radical Entertainment NO ONE LIVES FOREVER Monolith SONGS LALALOOPSY Various MGA Entertainment MODERN FAMILY Various ABC ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT Resident Songwriter The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 5 GABRIEL MANN Fox THE OFFICE 1-Hour Super Bowl Special NBC ALMOST ALICE Soundtrack Painting Flowers, perf. By All Time Low Disney ALPHA AND OMEGA Me and You, On The Loose Again Fox BARBIE IN A PONY TAIL You’re the One Mattel SEX, LOVE AND SECRETS Resident Songwriter UPN GREY’S ANATOMY Crazy Ever After, ABC My Heart With You, Break Me Out, Stay Over ARMY WIVES Break Me Out, Matter of Time Lifetime THE WOMAN Beautiful WORST WEEK Slow Motion, Vishuddha, Down Down Down RUNAWAY Custom Songs CW A CHRISTMAS WEDDING Custom Songs Lifetime REAPER Bitch to the Rock and Roll CW GUIDING LIGHT Multiple Song placement CBS SUPERHERO MOVIE All By Myself Weinstein Company AN AMERICAN IN CHINA Gravity Shoreline PRINCE AND THE PAUPER Up to Something Oak Films HIDDEN PALMS Go Up to Go Down, Ride CW WHAT ABOUT BRIAN Go Up to Go Down The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 6 GABRIEL MANN ABC THE HILLS, Multiple song placements REAL WORLD, ROAD RULES, ENGAGED AND UNDERAGE, KEEPING UP WITH THE KARDASHIANS, AMERICA’S PROM QUEEN TRUE LIFE MTV 33 RD ANNUAL DAYTIME EMMY Remember AWARDS ABC THE THIRD MONDAY IN OCTOBER Maybe This’ll Be My Year Indie Doc SIDNEY WHITE When I See You Smile Universal AMERICAN PIE 5 The Naked Mile Universal MADAGASCAR KOREA The Circus In You, Dreamworks Welcome To The Circus SEA WORLD One Song For A Brand New Day (Shamu’s Theme) BARBIE Life In The Dreamhouse / Main Title Mattel BARBIE IN THE PINK SHOES Keep on Dancing Mattel BARBIE IN PRINCESS AND THE Here I Am, Look How High We Can Fly, POPSTAR I Wish I Had Her Life, Mattel To Be A Princess/ Popstar BARBIE CHARM SCHOOL On Top of the World Mattel PERFECT CHRISTMAS Wrap It Up, Mattel Stack It Up, Holiday, Perfect Christmas, It’s Gonna Be Amazing, California Christmas, Christmas Wrapping, The Wish I Wish Tonight , Deck the Halls, Barbie’s 12 Days of Christmas The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 7 GABRIEL MANN BARBIE IN A FASHION FAIRYTALE Girl Your Sparkle On, Mattel Life is a Fairytale BARBIE IN A MERMAID TAIL Queen of the Waves Mattel BARBIE AND THE THREE All For One MUSKETEERS Mattel BARBIE AND THE DIAMOND CASTLE Two Voices One Song, Mattel We’re Gonna Find It MY BOSS’ DAUGHTER You Make Me Feel Like Dancing Miramax GHOST SHIP My Little Box Warner Bros. THE BLOCK Gravity The N BRIMSTONE Where Will I Go FOX SLEEPOVER Remember MGM COMMERICIALS PROJECT M C SQUARED MGA Entertainment KELLOGG’S Nutrigrain Leo Burnett WALGREEN’S-Garage Greens Emoto MODERN FAMILY ABC Marketing TOYOTA FAMILY
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