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Terence Blanchard TERENCE BLANCHARD AWARDS & NOMINATIONS BAFTA AWARD NOMINATION (2019) BLACKkKLANSMAN Best Original Music HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN MEDIA BLACKkKLANSMAN AWARD NOMINATION (2018) Best Original Score: Feature Film BMI FILM & TV AWARD (2010) Classic Contribution Award GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION (2007) Best Long Form Music Video GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD 25th HOUR NOMINATION (2003) Best Original Score: Motion Picture WORLD SOUNDTRACK AWARD 25th HOUR NOMINATION (2002) Soundtrack Composer of the Year FEATURE FILM BLACKkKLANSMAN Spike Lee, Jason Blum, Jordan Peele, Shaun Focus Features Redick, Raymond Mansfield, Sean McKittrick, prods. Spike Lee, dir. THE COMEDIAN Taylor Hackford, Art Linson, John Linson, The Linson Company Mark Canton, Courtney Solomon, prods. Taylor Hackford, dir. CHI-RAQ Spike Lee, prod. Amazon Studios Spike Lee, dir. BLACK OR WHITE Kevin Costner, Todd Lewis, Mike Binder, Treehouse Films prods. Anthony Hemingway, dir. RED TAILS Rick McCallum, Charles Floyd Johnson, LucasFilm prods. Anthony Hemingway, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 1 TERENCE BLANCHARD BUNRAKU Keith Calder, Jess Calder, Nava Levin, Ram Picturesque Films Bergman, prods. Guy Moshe, dir. CADILLAC RECORDS Sofia Sondervan, Andrew Lack, prods. Sony Pictures / Parkwood Pictures Darnell Martin, dir. TALK TO ME Mark R. Gordon, Sidney Kimmel, Joe Fries, Focus Features / The Mark Gordon Co. Josh McLaughlin, prods. Kasi Lemmons, dir. MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA Spike Lee, Robert Cicutto, Luigi Musini, prod. Touchstone Pictures Spike Lee, dir. WAIST DEEP Preston L. Holmes, prod. Rogue Pictures Vondie Curtis Hall, dir. INSIDE MAN Brian Grazer, prod. Universal Pictures Spike Lee, dir. DARK BLUE Cotty Chubb, Jim Jacks, Sean Daniel, David MGM / United Artists Films Blocker, prods. Ron Shelton, dir. SHE HATE ME Spike Lee, Preston L. Holmes, Fernando Sony Picture Classics / 40 Acres & a Mule Sulichin, prods. Filmworks Spike Lee, dir. PEOPLE I KNOW Michael Nozik, Leslie Urdang, Karen GreeneStreet Films Tenkhoff, prods. Dan Algrant, dir. BARBER SHOP Robert Teitel, Mark Brown, George Tillman MGM Jr., prods. Tim Story, dir. 25TH HOUR Spike Lee, Tobey Maguire, Jon Kilik, Julia Touchstone Pictures / 40 Acres & a Mule Chasman, prods. Filmworks Spike Lee, dir. THE SALTON SEA Eriq La Salle, Ken Aguado, Butch Robinson, Castlerock Entertainment Frank Darabont, prods. *Musician D.J. Caruso, dir. GLITTER Laurence Mark, prod. Colombia Pictures / 20th Century Fox Vondie Curtis Hall, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 2 TERENCE BLANCHARD THE CAVEMAN’S VALENTINE Scott Frank, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher, Jersey Films Andrew Stevens, prods. Kasi Lemmons, dir. ORIGINAL SIN Denise Di Novi, Kate Guinzburg, Carol Lees, MGM prods. Michael Cristofer, dir. NEXT FRIDAY Ice Cube, prod. New Line Cinema Steve Carr, dir. BAMBOOZLED Spike Lee, Jon Kilik, prods. 40 Acres & a Mule Filmworks Spike Lee, dir. THINGS YOU CAN TELL JUST BY John Avnet, Lisa Lindstrom, Marsha Oglesby, LOOKING AT HER prods. Avnet / Kerner Company Rodrigo Garcia, dir. *Musician LOVE & BASKETBALL Spike Lee, Sam Kitt, prods. New Line Cinema / 40 Acres & a Mule Gina Prince Bythewood, dir. Filmworks SUMMER OF SAM Spike Lee, Jon Kilik, prods. Touchstone Pictures / 40 Acres & a Mule Spike Lee, dir. Filmworks RANDOM HEARTS Sydney Pollack, Marykay Powell, prods. Colombia Pictures Sydney Pollack, dir. *Co-composer ‘TIL THERE WAS YOU Alan Poul, Tom Rosenberg, Penney Finkelman Bluebird Productions Cox, prods. *Co-composer Scott Winant, dir. EVE’S BAYOU Samuel L. Jackson, Cotty Chubb, prods. Trimark Pictures Kasi Lemmons, dir. GET ON THE BUS Reuben Cannon, Bill Borden, Barry 40 Acres & A Mule Filmworks Rosenbush, prods. Spike Lee, dir. CLOCKERS Spike Lee, Martin Scorcese, Jon Kilik, prods. Universal Pictures Spike Lee, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 3 TERENCE BLANCHARD CROOKLYN Spike Lee, prod. Universal Pictures / 40 Acres & A Mule Spike Lee, dir. Filmworks BACKBEAT Finola Dwyer, Stephen Woolley, prods. Universal Pictures Iain Softley, dir. TRIAL BY JURY Mark R. Gordon, James G. Robinson, Morgan Creek Productions Christopher Meledanri, prods. Heywood Gould, dir. THE INKWELL Irving Azoff, Guy Riedel, prods. Touchstone Pictures Mattie Rich, dir. MALCOLM X Spike Lee, Marvin Worth, prods. Warner Bros. Pictures / 40 Acres & A Mule Spike Lee, dir. Filmworks SUGAR HILL Rudy Langlais, Gregory Brown, prods. 20th Century Fox Leo Ichaso, dir. MO’ BETTER BLUES Spike Lee, prod. Universal Pictures / 40 Acres & A Mule Spike Lee, dir. Filmworks *Musician JUNGLE FEVER Spike Lee, prod. Universal Pictures / 40 Acres & A Mule Spike Lee, dir. Filmworks TELEVISION WHEN THE LEVEES BROKE: A Spike Lee, Sam Pollard, prods. REQUIEM IN FOUR ACTS Spike Lee, dir. HBO THEIR EYES WERE WATCHING GOD Oprah Winfrey, Kate Forte, exec prods. (TV Movie) Darnell Martin, dir. ABC / Harpo Films JIM BROWN: ALL AMERICAN Spike Lee, prod. HBO / 40 Acres & a Mule Filmworks Spike Lee, dir. BOJANGLES (TV Movie) Richard Vine, Robert Riesenberg, Gregory Showtime / MGM Television Hines, Fran Saperstein, exec prods. Joe Sargent, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 4 TERENCE BLANCHARD A GIRL THING (Mini-Series) Lee Rose, Robert Halmi Jr., prods. Showtime Lee Rose, dir. GIA (TV Movie) David R. Ginsburg, Marvin Worth, Ilene Kahn HBO Power, exec prods. Michael Cristofer, dir. THE TEMPEST (TV Movie) Bonnie Raskin, Jack Bender, exec prods. NBC Jack Bender, dir. 4 LITTLE GIRLS (TV Movie) Producers HBO / 40 Acres & a Mule Filmworks Spike Lee, dir. SOUL OF THE GAME Mike Medavoy, Gary Hoffman, Kevin Brown, HBO exec prods. *Co-Composer Kevin Sullivan, dir. THE PROMISED LAND (Mini-Series) Ray Davies, exec prod. Discovery Edmund Coulthard, Nick Godwin, dirs. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 5 .
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