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His next giant screen film "Hidden Pacific" is due out in early 2019. His riveting score to "Warren Jeffs: Prophet of Evil" (Asylum/A&E) helped send shivers while "Days that Shaped America" (Pilgrim/A&E) hit the more emotional heartstrings.

On the narrative side "Halfway There," a TV pilot starring Matt Lillard and Blythe Danner premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.

"Doubt," starring Katherine Heigl and Laverne Cox aired on CBS in 2017. He scored the star studded indie comedy "Conception," "National Lampoon's Cattle Call" and "Detention of the Dead. "Cody started making movies before writing music for them. A child of the video camera era during the mid-eighties, he had a family reputation for making silly music videos and short films. During junior high he started writing and playing music. He had his first orchestral work premiered by his hometown orchestra - the Santa Barbara Symphony - at age 17. While at USC's Thornton School of Music he wrote the music for nearly 40 short films.

When he's not running, riding his bike or exploring the wilderness Cody Westheimer is racking up credits as diverse as they are interesting. To date, he's amassed well over 100 hours of music for feature films, documentary series and iconic sports themes. He is perhaps best known for his Tour de France theme on NBC. An avid cyclist, his iconic music has been airing each July since 2011. That theme made Cody a sought after force for other sports themes including Major League Soccer, The National Dog Show, The America's Cup and NBC Swimming to name a few. His music has played side by side his hero, John Williams on "Meet the Press. "A nature junkie, Cody was written for many nature and wildlife documentaries. Credits include "H is for Hawk: A New Chapter" (BBC/Nature) which won a NaturVision award for best score, "America's Badlands" (Smithsonian Channel), "Midway: Edge of Tomorrow" (Tandem) and "Laws of the Lizard" (Smithsonian Channel) which recently won the coveted Helix Award for best science show. He wrote the epic orchestral score to "Journey to Space 3D" - an IMAX film that plays daily at science centers and museums worldwide.

Completed the Ironman Triathlon in June, 2010. A 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike and 26.2 marathon run in Nice, France, Cody finished in a time of 13 hours 53 minutes.

Completed three marathons in 2008 - all in memory of his father.

Now resides in Los Angeles, where he composes for film/tv and concert. [2004]

Moved to West Los Angeles after graduating USC's Thornton School Music Magna Cum Laude. [May 2001]

Began studying the Japanese Shakuhachi (bamboo flute) in 1998.

Moved to downtown Los Angeles, to study music composition and film at USC. [August 1997]