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Vicki Hiatt Music Supervisor / Editor VICKI HIATT MUSIC SUPERVISOR / EDITOR AWARDS & NOMINATIONS GOLDEN REEL AWARD ALI NOMINATION (2001) Best Sound Editing -Music, Feature Film, Domestic and Foreign GOLDEN REEL AWARD THE ROAD TO EL DORADO NOMINATION (2000) Best Sound Editing-Music, Animation FEATURE FILM POPEYE Ari Arad, Avi Arad, Michelle Murdocca, Scot Sony Pictures Animation Sassa, prods. Music Editor Genndy Tartakovsky, dir. CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS Rob Letterman, dir. DreamWorks Animation Music Editor TROLLS Gina Shay, prod. DreamWorks Animation Mike Mitchell, dir. Music Editor FLAWED DOGS Berkeley Breathed, exec. prod. DreamWorks Animation Noah Baumbauch, dir. Music Picture / Editor WHY WE RIDE Steven Gutheinz, Composer Walking West Entertainment Bryan H. Carroll, James Walker, prods. Music Editor Bryan H. Carroll, dir. EVEREST Jane Hartwell, Christine Belson, prods. DreamWorks Animation Jill Culton, dir. Music Editor CLOUDY 2: REVENGE OF THE Mark Mothersbaugh, Composer LEFTOVERS Kirk Bodyfelt, prod. Columbia Pictures Cody Cameron, Chris Pearn, dirs. Music Editor DESPICABLE ME Heitor Pereira, Pharrell Williams, Composers Universal Animation Janet Healy, John Cohen, prods. Supervising Music Editor Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud, dirs. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 1 VICKI HIATT MUSIC SUPERVISOR / EDITOR A TURTLE’S TALE 2: SAMMY’S Ramin Djawadi, Composer ESCAPE FROM PARADISE Gina Gallo, Mimi Maynard, Illuminata Pictures Domonic Paris, Ben Stassen, prods. Music Consultant Ben Stassen, Vincent Kesteloot, dirs. IT’S COMPLICATED Heitor Pereira / Hans Zimmer, Composers Universal Scott Rudin, Nancy Meyers, prods. Music Consultant Nancy Meyers, dir. LEGENDS OF OZ: DOROTHY’S Toby Chu, Composer RETURN Roland Carroll, Ryan Carroll, Bonne Alpine Pictures Radford, prods. Music Supervisor/Music Editor Will Finn, Dan St. Pierre, dirs. THE JONESES Nick Urata, Composer Echo Lake Productions Derrick Borte, Doug Mankoff, Music Editor Andrew Spaulding, Kristi Zea, prods. Derrick Borte, dir. FATHER OF INVENTION Ken Barbet, Dana Brunetti, Kia Jam, Horizon Entertainment Jonathan D. Krane, Jason Sciavicco, Music Editor Kevin Spacey, prods. Trent Cooper, dir. WAITING FOR FOREVER Nick Urata, Composer PCH Films Trevor Albert, James Keach, prods. Music Supervisor James Keach, dir. MONSTERS VS. ALIENS Henry Jackman, Composer DreamWorks Animation Lisa Stewart, prod. Music Editor Rob Letterman, Conrad Vernon, dirs. OPEN SEASON 2 (direct to dvd) Ramin Djawadi, Composer Sony Pictures Animation Matthew O’Callaghan, Todd Wilderman, dirs. Music Editor THE REPO MEN Marco Beltrami, Composer Universal Pictures Mary Parent, Scott Stuber, prods. Music Editor Miguel Sapochnik, dir. DEATH RACE Paul Haslinger, Composer Impact Pictures Paul W.S. Anderson, Jeremy Bolt, Roger Corman, Music Supervisor Tom Cruise, Dennis E. Jones, Paula Wagner, prods. Paul W.S. Anderson, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 2 VICKI HIATT MUSIC SUPERVISOR / EDITOR MY BEST FRIEND’S GIRL John Debney, Composer Lions Gate Film Production Adam Herz, Barry Katz, Brian Volk-Weiss, Music Editor Doug Johnson, Gregory Lessans, Guymon Casady, Josh Shader, prods. Howard Deutch, dir. REDLINE Klaus Badelt, Andrew Raiher, Ian Honeyman, Composers Chicago Pictures Daniel Sadek, prod. Music Supervisor Andy Cheng, dir. MR. BROOKS Ramin Djawadi, Composer Element Films Kevin Costner, Raynold Gideon, prods. Music Supervisor Bruce A. Evans, dir. MIAMI VICE John Murphy, Klaus Badelt & King Britt, Composers Universal Pictures Michael Mann, Pieter Jan Brugge, prods. Music Supervisor Michael Mann, dir. OPEN SEASON Paul Westerberg, Ramin Djawadi, Composers Sony Pictures Michelle Murdocca, prod. Music Editor (Temp Music & Songs) Jill Culton, Anthony Stacchi, Roger Allers, dirs. CURIOUS GEORGE Heitor Pereira, Jack Johnson, Composers Universal Pictures Ron Howard, David Kirschner, Bonne Radford, Music Editor (Temp Music & Songs) Jon Shapiro, prods. Matt O’Callaghan, dir. HOOLIGANS Christopher Franke, Composer OddLot Entertainment Jason Bently, Music Supervisor Music Editor Deborah Del Prete, Gigi Pritzker, prods. Lexi Alexander, dir. COLLATERAL James Newton Howard, Antonio Pinto, DreamWorks / Universal Tom Rothrock, Composers Music Supervisor Michael Mann, Julie Richardson, prods. Michael Mann, dir. THE CLEARING Craig Armstrong, Composer Fox / Searchlight Pieter Jan Brugge, Jonah Smith, Palmer West, prods. Music Editor (Temp Music Only) Pieter Jan Brugge, dir. BLIND HORIZON Machinehead, Composer Lion’s Gate Randall Emmett, George Furla, Heidi Jo Markel, Music Editor Vincent Newman, Tucker Tooley, prods. Michael Haussman, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 3 VICKI HIATT MUSIC SUPERVISOR / EDITOR AMERICAN WEDDING Christophe Beck, Composer Universal Pictures John Bissel, Music Supervisor Music Editor (Temp Music Only) Adam Herz, Chris Moore, Craig Perry, Warren Zide, prods. Jesse Dylan, dir. EQUILIBRIUM Klaus Badelt, Composer Miramax Jan de Bont, Lucas Foster, prods. Music Editor Kurt Wimmer, dir. SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE Hans Zimmer, Composer and Bryan Adams, Songs CIMMERON Jeffrey Katzenberg, Mireille Soria, prods. DreamWorks Kelly Asbury & Lorna Cook, dirs. Music Editor (Temp Music Only) ALI Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke, Composer Columbia Pictures Paul Ardaji, A. Kitman Ho, James Lassiter, Music Editor Michael Mann, Jon Peters, prods. Michael Mann, dir. HANNIBAL Hans Zimmer, Composer Universal Pictures Dino De Laurentiis, Ridley Scott, prods. Music Editor Ridley Scott, dir. THE PLEDGE Hans Zimmer, Composer Morgan Creek Michael Fitzgerald, Sean Penn, Elie Samaha, prods. Music Editor Sean Penn, dir. EVERLASTING PIECE Hans Zimmer, Composer Morgan Creek Louis DiGiaimo, Mark Johnson, Barry Levison, Music Editor Jerome O’Connor, Paula Weinstein, prods. Barry Levenson, dir. BIKER BOYZ Camara Kambon, Composer DreamWorks John Houlihan, Music Supervisor Music Editor Stephanie Allain, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Erwin Stoff, prods. Reggie Rock Bythewood, dir. CHICKEN RUN Harry Gregson-Williams & John Powell, Composers DreamWorks / Aardman Peter Lord, Nick Park, David Sproxton, prods. Music Editor Nick Park, Peter Lord, dirs. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 4 VICKI HIATT MUSIC SUPERVISOR / EDITOR THE ROAD TO EL DORADO Hans Zimmer, Composer DreamWorks Brooke Breton, Bonne Radford, prods. Music Editor Eric “Bibo” Bergeron, Don Paul, dirs. TELEVISION STATE OF AFFAIRS (pilot) Joe Carnahan, Henry Crumpton, Rodney Faraon, Julie Universal TV Franz, Alexi Hawley, Katherine Heigl, exec. prods. Music Editor Joe Carnahan, dir. BLANCO (pilot) Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, dir. TVM Music Editor HOKE (pilot) David Manson, Dan Carey, Daniel Carey, FX Carol Fenelon, Scott Frank, exec. prods. Music Supervisor Scott Frank, dir. BLACKLIST (Pilot) Jon Bokenkamp, John Davis, John Stalwart Films LLC Eisendrath, John Fox, exec. prods. Music Editor Joe Carnahan, dir. PHILLY LAWYER (Pilot) Richard LaGravanese, Andrew Sugarman, prods. Stalwart Films LLC Tony Goldwyn, dir. Music Supervisor and Editor SWORN TO SILENCE (MOW) Neve Campbell, Barbara Lieberman, Poppy S.T.S. 1 Production, Ltd. Montgomery, exec. prods. Music Editor Stephen Gyllenhaal, dir. WILD CARD (MOW) Carey Brakow, prod. TVM Scott Winant, dir. Music Supervisor and Editor OUTLAW COUNTRY Art Linson, John Linson, exec. prods. Fox Michael Dinner, dir. Music Consultant and Music Editor MERRY MADAGASCAR (special) Joe M. Aguilar, prod. NBC / DreamWorks Animation David Soren, dir. Music Supervisor MIAMI TRAUMA (pilot) Jerry Bruckheimer, Jeffrey Lieber, CBS / Warner Brothers Television Jonathan Littman, exec. prods. Music Supervisor Kenneth Fink, dir. The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 5 VICKI HIATT MUSIC SUPERVISOR / EDITOR FAMILY PRACTICE (pilot) Jeffrey Lieber, prod. Sony Pictures Television Bart Freundlich, dir. Music Supervisor NEW AMSTERDAM ( pilot and series) Allan Loeb, prod. Fox / Regency Television Lasse Hallstrom, dir. Music Supervisor UNTITLED SHORE BLAKE (pilot) Peter Blake, David Shore, exec. prods. NBC Tony Goldwyn, dir. Music Supervisor THIEF (series) Rick Marvin, Composer Regency Television David Manson, Norman Morril, dirs. Music Supervisor RHD / LA (pilot) Michael Mann, dir. Studios USA Music Editor The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 6 .
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