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GLEN BALLARD AWARDS/NOMINATIONS WORLD SOUNDTRACK NOMINATION “A Hero Comes Home” from BEOWULF (2008) shared with Alan Silvestri Best Original Song Written for Film GRAMMY AWARD (2005) “Believe” from THE POLAR EXPRESS Best Song Written for a Motion Picture shared with Alan Silvestri ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION “Believe” from THE POLAR EXPRESS (2005) shared with Alan Silvestri Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Song GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATION (2005) “Believe” from THE POLAR EXPRESS Best Original Song shared with Alan Silvestri BROADCAST FILM CRITICS CHOICE “Believe” from THE POLAR EXPRESS NOMINATION (2004) shared with Alan Silvestri Best Song GRAMMY AWARD, 1997 “Jagged Little Pill” - LIVE Best Music Video, Long Form Video Producer GRAMMY AWARD, 1995 “Jagged Little Pill” Best Rock Album (Songwriter) GRAMMY AWARD, 1995 “You Oughta Know” Best Rock Song co-written with Alanis Morissette GRAMMY AWARD, 1995 “Jagged Little Pill” Album of the Year (Producer) GRAMMY AWARD, 1990 "The Places You Find Love" Best Instrumental Arrangement from "Back On The Block" by Accompanying Vocal(s) Quincy Jones ASCAP POP AWARD, 2002 “The Space Between” (Writer & Publisher) TEC AWARD, 2002 “The Space Between” Record Production/ Single (Producer) ASCAP POP AWARD, 2000 “Thank You” (Writer & Publisher) TEC AWARDS, 1999 Outstanding Creative Achievement, Record Producer The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 1 GLEN BALLARD ASCAP POP AWARD, 1998 “Head Over Feet” (Writer & Publisher) NARAS’ 1997 GOVERNOR’S AWARD NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SONGWRITERS 1997 Songwriter of the Year Award ASCAP 1997 POP MUSIC AWARDS Songwriter of the Year GRAMMY NOMINATION, 1997 “Ironic” Record of the Year (Producer) GRAMMY NOMINATION, 1996 Producer of the Year GRAMMY NOMINATION, 1996 “You Oughta Know” Song of the Year co-written with Alanis Morissette GRAMMY NOMINATION, 1990 Producer of the Year GRAMMY NOMINATIONS, 1990 "Hold On" Song of the Year, and Best Performance by a Co-written with Chynna Phillips and Duo or Group with Vocal Carnie Wilson GRAMMY NOMINATIONS, 1990 "Wilson Phillips" Album of the Year, (Producer) and Best New Artist FILMOGRAPHY VALENTINE’S DAY (2010) “Every Time You Smiled” New Line Cinema Co-written with John Debney A CHRISTMAS CAROL (2009) “God Bless Us Everyone” Walt Disney Pictures Producer and Songwriter with Alan Silvestri HANNAH MONTANA (2009) “Butterfly Fly Away” Walt Disney Pictures Producer and Songwriter with Alan Silvestri WEST TEXAS CHILDREN’S STORY Score and Songs (2007) Whitsett Hill Entertainment The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 2 GLEN BALLARD CHARLOTTE’S WEB (2006) Songs co-composed with Dave Stewart Paramount Pictures BEOWULF (2007) Songs co-composed with Alan Silvestri DreamWorks SKG THE POLAR EXPRESS (2004) Songs co-composed with Alan Silvestri Warner Brothers MATRIX RELOADED (2003) “When the World Ends”-song Warner Brothers XXX (2002) “Adrenaline”-co-written with Gavin Revolution Studios Rossdale TRAPPED (2002) Executive Producer Mandolin Entertainment FEAST ON SCRAPS (2002 ) (video) Original music WEA SHALLOW HAL (2001) “Wall in Your Heart ”-co-written with 20 th Century Fox Shelby Lynne Music Producer MUMMY RETURNS (2001) “Forever May Not Be Long Enough”- Alphaville Films co-written Ed Kowalczyk Music Producer BRIDGET JONES’S DIARY (2001) “Killin’ Kind” - produced Working Title Films TITAN A.E. (2000) Music Supervisor 20 th Century Fox NEVER BEEN KISSED (1999) “A Girl Named Happiness”-produced Bushwood Pictures Music Supervisor CLUBLAND (1999) Writer & Producer Interpid Entertainment ALANIS MORISSETTE: JAGGED Original music LITTLE PILL-LIVE (1997) (video) BATMAN: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) “I Never Knew” – wrote and produced Warner Brothers The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 3 GLEN BALLARD INTO THE WEST (1992) Music Producer Miramax Films NAVY SEALS (1990) Music Producer MGM TAP (1989) “Can’t Escape The Rhythm” – wrote and TriStar Pictures produced LEAN ON ME (1989) “All The Way To Love” -co-written with Siedah WB Garrett & produced Music Producer THE SLUGGER’S WIFE (1985) “Love (It’s Just the Way it Goes)”-theme song Columbia Pictures Music Producer TWO OF A KIND (1983) “It’s Gonna Be Special” -original song co-written 20 th Century Fox with Clif Magness ALBUMS TITLE ARTIST/LABEL WHO’S YOUR MAMA Anouk Produced Album Sony SONGS OF MASS DESTRUCTION Annie Lennox Produced Album Arista GOO GOO DOLLS (untitled) Goo Goo Dolls (Produced album) Warner Bros. TESTIFY P.O.D. (Produced album) Atlantic Records ELISA Produced album / Co-write songs “Written In Your Eyes” MCA “Bitter Words” SUSIE SUH Produced album / Co-wrote songs “Shell” “Lucille” The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 4 GLEN BALLARD POLAR EXPRESS Soundtrack (co-written) Warner Brothers ANASTACIA Anastacia (co-written) Epic XXX Gavin Rossdalle (co-writen) “Adrenaline” Universal Records JAGGED LITTLE PILL Alanis Morissette (co-written) Maverick EVERYDAY Dave Matthews Band (co-written) RCA RETURN OF SATURN No Doubt Interscope THE MUMMY RETURNS Live (co-written) “Forever May Not Be Long Enough” Decca LOVE, SHELBY Shelby Lynne/ IDJ (co-written) WILSON PHILLIPS Wilson Phillips (co-written) SBK BRIDGET JONES’S DIARY Shelby Lynne “Killin’ Kind” William Boy Music / BMI “TITAN: A.E.” Soundtrack 20th Century Fox Capitol SUPPOSED FORMER INFATUATION Alanis Morissette (co-written) JUNKIE Maverick NINE LIVES Aerosmith (co-written) Columbia VAN HALEN / GREATEST HITS Van Halen Warner Bros. TRIP TO THE 13 TH Bliss 66 (co-written) Epic JOHN HIATT / GREATEST HITS John Hiatt “Have A Little Faith In Me” Capitol The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 5 GLEN BALLARD TALK ON CORNERS The Corrs “Queen of Hollywood” Atlantic SHEENA EASTON Sheena Easton MCA LEA SALONGA Lea Salonga SBK TIME WAS Curtis Stigers Arista GARDEN OF JOY Garden of Joy SBK "TAP" Soundtrack Gregory Hines Epic SAM I AM Sam Harris (1 cut) Motown THE SLUGGER'S WIFE John Farnham (soundtrack - 1 cut) RCA SHADOWS AND LIGHT Wilson Phillips SBK TREY LORENZ Trey Lorenz Sony SONGWRITER Y NOT Ringo Starr Universal THAT’S WHAT LOVE CAN DO Anna Vissi Co-wrote song with Christina Aguilera Sony TONIGHT Goo Goo Dolls Produced PIECES OF A DREAM Anastacia Co-wrote & produced The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 6 GLEN BALLARD IN YOUR EYES Anastacia Co-wrote & produced CRAZY Alanis Morisette Produced BELIEVE Wrote & produced with Alan Silvestri ROCKIN’ ON TOP OF THE WORLD Warner Brothers WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES TO TOWN SPIRIT OF THE SEASON HOT CHOCOLATE THE POLAR EXPRESS PRETTY LITTLE DUMB DUMB Anastacia Epic TIME Anastacia Epic SICK AND TIRED Anastacia Epic LEFT OUTSIDE ALONE Anastacia Epic WHEN THE WORLD ENDS Co-wrote with Dave Matthews RCA THE ONE Shakira Sony THE VOICE WITHIN Christina Aguilera RCA FALLING IN LOVE Aerosmith (Is Hard On The Knees) Sony “Jagged Little Pill” - ALBUM Alanis Morissette Maverick HERE IN MY HEART Chicago KT OSLIN’S GREATEST HITS KT Oslin RCA “Wilson Phillips” - ALBUM Wilson Phillips Capitol The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 7 GLEN BALLARD YOU CAN’T DO THAT KT Oslin RCA MAN IN THE MIRROR Michael Jackson (co-written with Siedah Garrett) PINK Aerosmith Sony WONDERFUL Brendan Lynch Polygram NOBODY HOME Amy Grant A&M KEEP THE FAITH Michael Jackson Sony THE PLACES YOU FIND LOVE Chaka Kahn (co-written with Siedah Garrett) MERCY Aretha Franklin YOU LOOK SO GOOD IN LOVE George Strait "State of Attraction" - ALBUM Paula Abdul (co-written with Siedah Garrett) Virgin CURTIS STIGERS Curtis Stigers Arista SHO 'NUF A STAR Stacy Earl RCA PATTI AUSTIN Patti Austin (2 cuts) Qwest/Warner Brothers QUINCY JONES PRODUCTIONS Staff Producer 1984-86 ALL I NEED, Jack Wagner LIGHTIN' UP THE NIGHT Quest/Warner Brothers WORKIN' IT BACK Teddy Pendergrass (3 cuts) Elektra UPCOMING LP John Butcher Capitol The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 8 GLEN BALLARD DANCE ELECTRIC, Pointer Sisters EYES DON'T LIE, SAY THE WORD COLORTONE Colortone Pasha/CBS ALL FOR LOVE Princess (2 cuts) Polydor SO ROMANTIC Evelyn King (2 cuts) RCA EAST TO WEST Feelabeelia DARKSIDE OF MY HEART Chris Duffy (co-written) I WONDER WHY Curtis Stigers (co-written) PEOPLE LIKE US WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND George Benson SHO 'NUF A STAR Stacy Earl IT'S GONNA BE SPECIAL Patti Austin SHOOT THE MOON NIGHTLINE Randi Crawford HERE TODAY, Earth, Wind & Fire GONE TOMORROW ALL I NEED, Jack Wagner LOVE CAN TAKE US, ALL THE WAY, LADY OF MY HEART I GO CRAZY, Philip Bailey FOR EVERY HEART THAT'S BEEN BROKEN I CAN'T BE LOVED Chaka Khan WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE Denise Williams IMAGINATION Al Jarreau PRIME TIME DeBarge SHAKE YOU Thelma Houston The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 9 GLEN BALLARD GIVE ME ONE REASON Evelyn Champagne King RUBY DIAMOND Siedah Garrett TRY YOUR LOVE AGAIN James Ingram LOVE IN TIME Lee Greenwood SOMEONE WHO REMEMBERS NOTHIN’S GONNA BE ALRIGHT Colortone The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. (818) 260-8500 10 .
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