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Michael Giacchino MICHAEL GIACCHINO AWARDS & NOMINATIONS FILM: HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN MEDIA COCO NOMINATION (2017) Original Score - Animated Film INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2017) Composer of the Year INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC DOCTOR STRANGE CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2017) Best Original Score for a Fantasy/Science Fiction/Horror Film INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC ZOOTOPIA CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2017) Best Original Score for an Animated Film INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC “Night on the Yorktown” from STAR CRITICS ASSOCIATION TREK: BEYOND NOMINATION (2017) Film Music Composition of the Year INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC “The Master of the Mystic End Credits” CRITICS ASSOCIATION from DOCTOR STRANGE NOMINATION (2017) Film Music Composition of the Year ANNIE AWARD (2016) INSIDE OUT Best Music in an Animated Feature Production WORLD SOUNDTRACK AWARDS (2015) Composer of the Year HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN MEDIA INSIDE OUT NOMINATION (2015) Original Score-Animated Film The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 1 MICHAEL GIACCHINO HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN MEDIA TOMORROWLAND NOMINATION (2015) Original Score-Sci-Fi / Fantasy Film INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC JOHN CARTER CRITICS ASSOCIATION AWARD (2012) Best Original Score for a Fantasy / Science Fiction / Horror Film BAFTA AWARD (2009) UP Best Original Music ACADEMY AWARD (2009) UP Best Original Score BROADCAST FILM CRITICS UP CHOICE AWARD (2009) Best Score GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD (2009) UP Best Score GRAMMY AWARD (2009) UP Best Score Soundtrack Album GRAMMY AWARD (2009) “Married Life” from UP Best Instrumental Composition GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION “Up With End Credits” from UP (2009) Best Instrumental Arrangement GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION STAR TREK (2009) Best Score Soundtrack Album WORLD SOUNDTRACK AWARD STAR TREK, UP, LAND OF THE LOST NOMINATION (2009) Film Composer of the Year iTUNES AWARD (2008) “Roar” from CLOVERFIELD Best Score ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION RATATOUILLE (2008) Best Original Score The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 2 MICHAEL GIACCHINO INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC RATATOUILLE CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2007) Film Score of the Year INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC RATATOUILLE CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2007) Film Composer of the Year INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC RATATOUILLE CRITICS ASSOCIATION AWARD (2007) Best Original Score-Animated Feature ANNIE AWARD (2007) RATATOUILLE Best Music in an Animated Feature Production GRAMMY AWARD (2007) RATATOUILLE Best Score Soundtrack Album WORLD SOUNDTRACK AWARD RATATOUILLE NOMINATION (2007) Song: “Le Festin” Best Original Song Written Directly for a Film INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC MISSION IMPOSSIBLE III CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2006) Best Original Score for an Action/Thriller Film GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION THE INCREDIBLES (2004) Best Score Soundtrack Album GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION THE INCREDIBLES (2004) Best Instrumental Composition L.A. FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION THE INCREDIBLES AWARD (2004) Best Music Score ANNIE AWARD (2004) THE INCREDIBLES Best Music in an Animated Feature Production The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 3 MICHAEL GIACCHINO BROADCAST FILM CRITICS THE INCREDIBLES CHOICE NOMINATION (2004) Best Composer GOLDEN SATELLITE AWARDS THE INCREDIBLES NOMINATION (2004) Best Score ONLINE FILM CRITICS AWARD THE INCREDIBLES (2004) Best Score LAS VEGAS FILM CRITICS AWARD THE INCREDIBLES (2004) Best Score TELEVISION: ANNIE AWARD NOMINEE (2011) PREP & LANDING: NAUGHTY VS. Music in a Television Production NICE EMMY NOMINATION (2010) LOST Outstanding Music Composition For a Series (Dramatic Underscore) EMMY NOMINATION (2008) LOST Outstanding Music Composition For a Series (Dramatic Underscore) INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC LOST CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2007) Best Original Score for Television INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC LOST CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2006) Best Original Score for Television EMMY AWARD (2005) LOST Outstanding Music Composition For a Series (Dramatic Underscore) EMMY NOMINATION (2005) THE MUPPETS’ WIZARD OF OZ Outstanding Music and Lyrics Song: “I’m With You” *shared award The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 4 MICHAEL GIACCHINO INTERACTIVE: INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC MEDAL OF HONOR: AIRBORNE CRITICS ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2007) Original Score for a Video Game or Interactive Media GANG AWARD (2002) MEDAL OF HONOR: FRONTLINE Music of the Year GANG AWARD (2002) MEDAL OF HONOR: FRONTLINE Best Live Performance “Operation Market Garden” GANG AWARD (2002) MEDAL OF HONOR: ALLIED Best Original Instrumental Music ASSAULT Main Theme GANG AWARD NOMINATION (2002) MEDAL OF HONOR: FRONTLINE Best Original Vocal or Choral Music “Arnhem” ACADEMY OF INTERACTIVE ARTS MEDAL OF HONOR: FRONTLINE AND SCIENCES AWARD (2001) Best Score ACADEMY OF INTERACTIVE ARTS MEDAL OF HONOR: UNDERGROUND AND SCIENCES AWARD (2001) Best Score MOTION PICTURES BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE Drew Goddard, Jeremy Latcham, prods. 20th Century Fox Drew Goddard, dir. INCREDIBLES 2 Nicole Paradis Grindle, John Walker, prods. Disney / Pixar Brad Bird, dir. COCO Darla Anderson, Donna Cole-Brulé, prods. Disney / Pixar Lee Unkrich, dir. JURASSIC WORLD 2: FALLEN Frank Marshall, Thomas Tull, Barry Waldman, KINGDOM Patrick Crowley, Belén Atienza, prods. Universal J.A. Bayona, dir. SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING Kevin Fiege, Amy Pascal, prods. Marvel Studios / Columbia Pictures Jon Watts, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 5 MICHAEL GIACCHINO WAR OF THE PLANET OF THE Peter Chernin, Amanda Silver, Dylan Clark, Rick APES Jaffa, Jenno Topping, prods. 20th Century Fox Matt Reeves, dir. ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY Kathleen Kennedy, John Knoll, Alli Shearmur, Lucasfilms/Walt Disney Pictures Tony To, prods. Gareth Edwards, dir. DOCTOR STRANGE Kevin Feige, Stan Lee, Victoria Alonso, Stephen Marvel Studios/Walt Disney Pictures Broussard, Louis D’Esposito, prods. Scott Derrickson, dir. STAR TREK BEYOND J. J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Roberto Orci, prods. Paramount Pictures Justin Lin, dir. THE BOOK OF HENRY Jenette Kahn, Sidney Kimmel, Adam Richman, prods. Focus Features Colin Trevorrow, dir. ZOOTOPIA Clark Spencer, prod. Walt Disney Pictures Byron Howard, Rich Moore, dirs. INSIDE OUT Jonas Rivera, prod. Pixar Animation / Walt Disney Pictures Pete Docter, dir. JURASSIC WORLD Patrick Crowley, Frank Marshall, Thomas Tull, prods. Universal Pictures Colin Trevorrow, dir. TOMORROWLAND Brad Bird, Jeffrey Chernov, Damon Lindelof, prods. Walt Disney Pictures Brad Bird, dir. THIS IS WHERE I LEAVE YOU Jeffrey Levine, Paul Weinstein, prods. Warner Bothers Pictures Shawn Levy, dir. DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE Peter Chernin, Dylan Clark, Rick Jaffa, APES Amanda Silver, prods. 20th Century Fox Matt Reeves, dir. JUPITER ASCENDING Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski, Grant Hill, prods. Warner Brothers Pictures Andy Wachowksi, Lana Wachowski, dirs.. STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof, Alex Kurtzman, Paramount Pictures Bryan Burke, prods. J.J. Abrams, dir. JOHN CARTER Colin Wilson, Lindsey Collins, Jim Morris, prods. Walt Disney Pictures Andrew Stanton, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 6 MICHAEL GIACCHINO MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: GHOST J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Tom Cruise, prods. PROTOCOL Brad Bird, dir. Paramount 50/50 Seth Rogen, prod. Summit Entertainment Jonathan Levine, dir. MONTE CARLO Stan Wlodkowski, exec. prod. 20th Century Fox Thomas Bezucha, dir. CARS 2 Denise Ream, prod. Walt Disney Pictures John Lasseter, Brad Lewis, dirs. SUPER 8 J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, prods. Paramount J.J. Abrams, dir. LET ME IN Alex Brunner, prod. Fishheads Productions, LLC Matt Reeves, dir. LAND OF THE LOST Marty Krofft, Sid Krofft, Jimmy Miller, prods. Universal Pictures Brad Silberling, dir. UP Jonas Rivera, prod. Pixar Animation Studios Pete Docter, Bob Peterson, dirs. STAR TREK J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof, prods. Paramount Pictures J.J. Abrams, dir. SPEED RACER David Seltzer, Grant Hill, exec. prods. Warner Bros. Pictures Andy Wachowski, Larry Wachowski, dirs. HOW TO HOOK UP YOUR HOME Tamara Boutcher, prod. THEATER (short) Kevin Deters, Stevie Wermers, dirs. Walt Disney Animation RATATOUILLE Brad Lewis, prod. Pixar Animation / Walt Disney Pictures Brad Bird, dir. TOM & JERRY: THE KARATE Spike Brandt, Tony Cervne, prods. GUARD (short) Joe Barbera, exec. prod. Warner Brothers Animation LOOKING FOR COMEDY IN THE Albert Brooks, Herbert Nanas, MUSLIM WORLD Deepak Nayar, prods. Seventh Picture Productions Albert Brooks, dir. MISSION IMPOSSIBLE III Tom Cruise, Paula Wagner, prods. Paramount Pictures J.J. Abrams, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 7 MICHAEL GIACCHINO THE FAMILY STONE Michael London, prod. Fox Searchlight Thomas Bezucha, dir. SKY HIGH Andrew Gunn, prod. Walt Disney Pictures Mike Mitchell, dir. THE INCREDIBLES John Lasseter, exec. prod. Pixar Animation / Walt Disney Pictures Brad Bird, dir. SIN David Leyrer, Douglas Urbanski, Singular Pictures Tim Willocks, prods. Michael Stevens, dir. TELEVISION MUPPETS LIVE ANOTHER DAY Michael Giacchino, exec prod. (Pilot) ABC TURKEY HOLLOW (TV movie) Lisa Henson, Halle Stanford, exec. prod. Lifetime Kirk R. Thatcher, dir. TOY STORY THAT TIME FORGOT Galyn Susman, prod. (TV movie) Steve Purcell, dir. Pixar Animation TOY STORY OF TERROR Galyn Susman, prod. Pixar Animation Angus MacLane, dir. ALCATRAZ (series) J.J. Abrams, Jack Bender, Bryan Burk, Warner Bros. TV / Bonanza Daniel Pyne, exec. prods. Jack bender, Paul A. Edwards, dirs. OPERATION STOCKING STUFFER (1/2 hour special) Walt Disney Animation UNDERCOVERS (pilot / series) Bryan Burk, exec. prod. Warner Brothers - Bonanza J.J. Abrams, dir.
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