Jeremy Bullock
2026-2027 THOMAS SCHROTH VISITING ARTIST SERIES
Jeremy Bullock
Fall 2027
Composer / Filmmaker
Collaborators: Tony Hardin, Paul Hurley, Nick Petrella, Jeff Polunas, Adam Roberts
Jeremy W. Bullock is an internationally recognized composer and musician based in Los Angeles. His engagement at 性福五月天 spans both the Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 semesters, bringing together students and faculty from the School of Music and the School of Theatre and Dance in an extended interdisciplinary collaboration that will culminate in 性福五月天's spring 2027 production of "Romeo and Juliet."
On-Campus Visit & Film Screening
Free and open to the public | Date, time and location forthcoming
Bullock's three-day on-campus visit will include classroom engagement with students across the College of the Arts and a public film screening featuring music he composed, followed by a reception. Date, time and location forthcoming pending venue confirmation.
"Romeo and Juliet"
性福五月天 School of Theatre and Dance | April 2027
The collaborative work developed throughout the year will be showcased in 性福五月天's production of "Romeo and Juliet" in April 2027. Details on performances and tickets forthcoming.
性福五月天 Jeremy Bullock
Jeremy W. Bullock is a composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles, working across film, television, and commercial media. Known for his versatile and collaborative approach, he brings a strong sense of narrative and tone to every project. He began his career as a founding member of the indie band Wild Cub, formed in Nashville with fellow composer Keegan DeWitt. Their breakout single 鈥淭hunder Clatter鈥 gained national radio play and led to performances on "Jimmy Fallon," "Conan O鈥橞rien," and international tours. Since relocating to Los Angeles in 2016, Jeremy has focused on scoring for visual media. His credits include "I Love My Dad" (winner of both the Grand Jury and Audience Awards at SXSW), HBO鈥檚 "Atlanta鈥檚 Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children," Hulu鈥檚 "Where Is Private Dulaney?," Netflix鈥檚 "7 Days Out," and "Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story" for PBS鈥檚 American Masters. Additional narrative work includes "Hearts Beat Loud" (Sundance 2018), "Theatre People," and "Chasing the Blues." Jeremy also runs JNUARY Music, a studio creating custom scores and compositions for all media types. His work has been featured in campaigns for Apple, Google, Nike, Lexus, and American Express, as well as trailers for films including "Black Widow," "Nope," "Napoleon," "Soul," and "Creed II." With experience across a wide range of genres and formats, Jeremy approaches each project with clarity, flexibility, and a focus on storytelling. He is especially drawn to narrative features and continues to seek out collaborations that allow music to play an integral role in the storytelling process. Jeremy lives in Highland Park with his family. | | |
