Commercial and Advertising Projects
Boddicker has composed music for the following corporations and product lines: Honda, ARCO, SEGA, Levi's Jeans, He-Man, Carabine, Chiquita Bananas, Red Carpet, Spee-Dee Pit Stop, The California Lottery and Miller Beer. Additionally, "Blue Cross - Moses" with Don Piestrup.
Trailers include:
- The Negotiator - Composed by Michael Boddicker
- Saving Private Ryan - Composed by Michael Boddicker
- Les Misérables - Composed by Michael Boddicker
- Waterworld - Arranged and Adapted, Additional Composition by Michael Boddicker
- Frankenstein - Arranged and Adapted, Additional Composition by Michael Boddicker
- Cliffhanger - Arranged and Adapted by Michael Boddicker
- Forever Young - Arranged and Adapted by Michael Boddicker
- And the Band Played On - Composed by Michael Boddicker
- Map of the Human Heart - Composed by Michael Boddicker
- The Bodyguard - Composed by Michael Boddicker
- Mr. Wonderful - Composed by Michael Boddicker
- Lost in Yonkers - Composed by Michael Boddicker
- The Pelican Brief - Composed by Michael Boddicker
Boddicker has contributed sound design to the campaigns of: Chevrolet, Honda, McDonalds, Blue Cross, Perrier, Ford, Paul Mason, Mitsubishi, Carl's Jr., Michelob, Kellogg's, Puppy Chow, Chevron, Anheuser Busch, Nabisco, Diahatsu, GMAC, Georgia Pacific, Delco, Six Flags, Ralph's, Coldwell Banker, Florida Lottery, Sunny Delight, O'Douls Ale, Great Western, 1st Interstate, Vons, In-And-Out, Air France, Aloha Air, Miller Beer, American Express, Kenwood, Southern California Gas, and Cadillac Dealers of Southern California.
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