Composer for Film, Television and Multi-Media

Jeremy W. Bullock is a Los Angeles-based composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist. His primary instruments are guitar and piano, having studied Jazz Guitar Performance at UNC Wilmington and Orchestration at Berklee College of Music.

In addition to having spent years as a touring musician with artists and bands including Madi Diaz, Escondido and Jessie Baylin, Jeremy is a founding member of the band Wild Cub, which started in Nashville alongside fellow composer Keegan DeWitt.  Their song “Thunder Clatter” found success in alternative radio and took them around the world, with appearances on Jimmy Fallon and Conan O’Brien.  In 2016 he relocated to Los Angeles in order to fully dedicate himself to working in music for film and TV.

His film and TV scoring credits include “I Love My Dad” (winner of the 2022 SXSW Narrative Feature Competition Grand Jury and Audience Awards), HULU docuseries “Where Is Private Dulaney?”, HBO docuseries “Atlanta’s Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children”, Netflix docuseries “7 Days Out” as well as the feature documentary “Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story” (PBS American Masters). Other notable credits include “Hearts Beat Loud” (Sundance 2018), “Chasing The Blues” (dir. Scott Smith), “Guest House” (dir. Yael Luttwak) and more.

Jeremy has also done a number of custom compositions for brands including Apple, Google, Nike, Lexus, and American Express, and his work has been featured in trailer marketing campaigns for films such as Marvel Studios’ “Black Widow”, “Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom”, “Nope”, “Napolean”, Pixar’s “Soul”, “Creed II” and many more.

Jeremy lives in Highland Park with his family.