Sunday, February 23, 2025
The Wiltern
5PM PT
LEGACY AWARD:
Becky Mancuso-Winding
ICON AWARD:
Kenny Loggins
Recognizing her contribution to music in film and excellence in the craft of music supervision.
FEBRUARY 8th, 2018
THE THEATER at ACE HOTEL
LOS ANGELES, CA
Received the first-ever Icon Award and performed a medley of his classics at the show.
2018 Awards Sponsors
 Kenny Loggins |  Becky Mancuso-Winding & Hans Zimmer |  Jonathan McHugh & Chrissy Metz |
|---|---|---|
 The Theatre At Ace Hotel |  Darren Criss & Russell Ziecker |  Issa Rae |
 Aloe Blacc & Bryan Greenberg |  Joel C. High |  Kier Lehman & Season Kent |
 Angelia Bibbs-Sanders & Don Was |  Duane Adler |  |
 Bobby Gumm |  Julia Michels & Julianne Jordan |  John Houlihan & David Hasselhoff |
 Jonathan McHugh & Michael Perlmutter |  Yungblud |  Thomas Golubić |
 Susan Jacobs |  Chris Pierce |  Jonathan McHugh, Hannah Miller, Siddhartha Kholsa, Chris Pierce |
FILM
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION FOR FILM:
BUDGETED OVER 25 MILLION DOLLARS
Matt Sullivan for Beauty and the Beast
Dave Jordan for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
WINNER: Julianne Jordan and Julia Michels for Pitch Perfect 3
Benj Pasek and Justin Paul for The Greatest Showman
Tom MacDougall for Coco
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION FOR FILM:
BUDGETED UNDER 25 MILLION DOLLARS
Angela Leus for Girls Trip
Susan Jacobs and Jen Moss for I, Tonya
Howard Paar for How To Be A Latin Lover
WINNER: Brian Ross and Michael Hill for Lady Bird
Spring Aspers & Ron Fair for The Star
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION FOR FILM:
BUDGETED UNDER 10 MILLION DOLLARS
Liz Gallacher for War On Everyone
WINNER: Howard Paar for Before I Fall
Ian Neil for Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION FOR FILM:
BUDGETED UNDER 5 MILLION DOLLARS
Maggie Phillips for Ingrid Goes West
Matthew Hearon-Smith for The Florida Project
WINNER: Robin Urdang for Call Me By Your Name
Joe Rudge for Patti Cake$
Howard Paar for Fun Mom Dinner
BEST SONG/RECORDING CREATED FOR A FILM
Click Here To Listen To All Song Nominations
“Remember Me”
Performed by Miguel ft. Natalia Lafourcade (Coco)
Tom MacDougall (Music Supervisor)
Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez (Songwriters)
“This Is Me”
Performed by Keala Settle (The Greatest Showman)
Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (Music Supervisors)
Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (Songwriters)
“Home”
Performed by Nick Jonas (Ferdinand)
Julianne Jordan (Music Supervisor)
Nick Jonas, Nick Monson, and Justin Tranter (Songwriter)
WINNER: “Mystery of Love”
Performed by Sufjan Stevens (Call Me By Your Name)
Robin Urdang (Music Supervisor)
Sufjan Stevens (Songwriter)
“Mighty River”
Performed by Mary J. Blige (Mudbound)
Evyen Klean and Jennifer Reeve (Music Supervisors)
Mary J. Blige, Raphael Saadiq, and Taura Stinson (Songwriters)
TELEVISION
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION IN A TELEVISION DRAMA
WINNER: Season Kent for 13 Reasons Why (Season 1)
Thomas Golubić for Better Call Saul (Season 3)
Gabe Hilfer for Good Behavior (Season 1)
Gary Calamar for Good Girls Revolt (Season 1)
Jennifer Pyken for This Is Us (Season 1)
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION IN A TELEVISION COMEDY OR MUSICAL
Manish Raval, Tom Wolfe, and Jonathan Leahy for Girls (Season 6)
Bruce Gilbert for I Love Dick (Season 1)
WINNER: Kier Lehman for Insecure (Season 2)
Zach Cowie and Kerri Drootin for Master of None (Season 2)
Frankie Pine and Mandi Collier for Nashville (Season 5)
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION IN A DOCUSERIES OR REALITY TELEVISION
Sam Carlin for Catfish: The TV Show (Season 6)
Nancy Severinsen for So You Think You Can Dance (Season 14)
WINNER: Deborah Mannis-Gardner for The Defiant Ones (Season 1)
Clyde Lieberman and Jill Meyers for The Voice (Season 12)
Meryl Ginsberg for World of Dance (Season 1)
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION IN A TELEVISION LIMITED SERIES OR MOVIE
WINNER: Susan Jacobs for Big Little Lies
PJ Bloom for Feud: Bette and Joan
Jabari Ali & John Houlihan for Shots Fired
Carter Little & G. Marq Roswell for Soundbreaking: Stories from the Cutting Edge of Recorded Music
Greg Cahn & Jonathan McHugh for Sun Records
BEST SONG/RECORDING CREATED FOR TELEVISION
Click Here To Listen To All Song Nominations
“How Do We Get Back To Love"
Performed by Julia Michaels (Girls: Episode 609 "Goodbye Tour")
Manish Raval, Tom Wolfe, & Jonathan Leahy (Music Supervisors)
Julia Michaels & Jack Antonoff (Songwriters)
WINNER: “Quicksand”
Performed by SZA (Insecure: Episode 208 "Hella Perspective")
Kier Lehman (Music Supervisor)
Solána Rowe, Dacoury Natche, & Mickey De Grand IV (Songwriters)
“Sanctuary”
Performed by Nashville Cast (Feat. Charles Esten, Lennon Stella & Maisy Stella)
(Nashville: Episode 510 "I'll Fly Away")
Franki Pine & Mandi Collier (Music Supervisors)
Jill Andrews, Gary Nicholson, Sarah Siskind (Songwriters)
“Until You Find Me"
Performed by Allison Scagliotti (Stitchers: Episode 3009 "Kill It Forward")
Heather Guibert (Music Supervisor)
Dani Buncher & Scott Simons (Songwriters)
“We Can Always Come Back To This"
Performed by Brian Tyree Henry version & Hannah Miller version (This Is Us: Episode 116 "Memphis")
Jennifer Pyken (Music Supervisor)
Siddhartha Khosla & Chris Pierce (Songwriters)
DOCUMENTARY
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION FOR A DOCUMENTARY
WINNER: Joel C. High for G-Funk
Brooke Wentz for Dolores
Steven Gizicki for FRANCA: Chaos & Creation
Aminé Ramer and Andrea Von Foerster for Charged
Gary Welch for Eric Clapton: Life in12 Bars
TRAILERS
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION FOR TRAILERS
Heather Kreamer & Craig Thompson (Create)
for Black Panther Official Trailer (click to view)
Omar Herrera (Disney) for Black Panther Teaser Trailer (click to view)
Naaman Snell for I, Tonya (click to view)
Marcy Bulkeley (Wild Card) for Alien: Covenant (click to view)
WINNER: Bobby Gumm (Trailer Park) for Baby Driver (click to view)
PROMOS
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION IN TELEVISION PROMO
WINNER: Bobby Gumm & Michael Paquette (Trailer Park)
for Stranger Things Season 2 (click to view)
Chase Casanova (Mark Woollen) for Big Little Lies (click to view)
Jordan Silverberg (Transit) for Narcos Season 3 (click to view)
VIDEO GAMES
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION IN A VIDEO GAME
Brandon Young and Katie Byam for Call of Duty: WWII
WINNER: Steve Schnur, Cybele Pettus, and Raphaella Lima for FIFA 18
Alex Hackford and Duncan Smith for Gran Turismo Sport
Ben Sumner and Glenn Herweijer for Life is Strange: Before The Storm
Steve Schnur, Cybele Pettus, and Raphaella Lima for Madden NFL 18
ADVERTISING
BEST USE OF MUSIC IN A SINGLE ADVERTISING SPOT
WINNER: Media Arts Lab for Apple "Stroll" (click to view)
JT Griffith for Nike "Skates" (click to view)
Chances With Wolves for Samsung "I Love You" (click to view)
Jonathan Wellbelove for Sonos "From Heartbreak To Healing" (click to view)
Daniel Kuypers for Windex "The Story of Lucy" (click to view)
BEST USE OF MUSIC BY A BRAND
WINNER: Apple
GoPro
(Example 1 - click to view)
(Example 2 - click to view)
Nike
(Example 1 - click to view)
(Example 2 - click to view)
Orbit
(Example 1 - click to view)
(Example 2 - click to view)
Samsung
There are 3 sample links provided for for each Brand nominee. Please feel free to visit their Youtube channels to seek out more uses of music by these brands that were released in our eligibility period of November 2, 2016 through December 1, 2017. Please only consider material released in that period for this award.
LEGACY AWARD:
Becky Mancuso-Winding
(Urban Cowboy, Footloose, The Sure Thing, Rush)
Becky Mancuso-Winding has held numerous executive positions in the film and music industry, but is best known for her pioneering work as one of the industry’s first credited feature film music supervisors, having crafted award-winning soundtracks for over forty music oriented films, including Urban Cowboy and Footloose. She was a producer on a number of award winning television specials that included Sesame Street’s Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Sesame Street for ABC, Elmo Saves Christmas for PBS, Cinderella featuring Dorothy Hamill and the Ice Capades for ABC.
With a strong conviction to do something more in her career, Mancuso-Winding transitioned from the entertainment industry to healthcare in 2009, making the connection to UCLA Health through her twelve years of serving on the Board of Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA. As UCLA Health Senior Director of Development, Mancuso-Winding currently oversees a number of priority patient programs that attract national media attention, which include UCLA Operation Mend, Daltrey-Townshend Teen & Young Adult Cancer Program at UCLA, UCLA Alzheimer’s Dementia Care Program, and UCLA People-Animal Program (PAC).
ICON AWARD:
Kenny Loggins
Kenny Loggins has left his musical imprint on “the soundtrack of our lives.” His early soundtrack contributions date back to the film A Star Is Born in 1976. And, through the 1980s and 1990s, he became known as "The Soundtrack King." His contributions to some of the most iconic soundtracks to hit films including Caddyshack’s "I'm Alright," Top Gun’s “Danger Zone,” and Footloose’s self-titled theme “Footloose” are among just a few of his prestigious songwriting and performance catalog. From Barbra Streisand’s "I Believe in Love" to Stevie Nicks’ "Whenever I Call You Friend” to “What a Fool Believes" with Michael McDonald (earning Loggins and McDonald the 1980 Grammy for Song of the Year), Kenny Loggins is a legend.
With 12 platinum albums, a pair of Grammys, and hits on almost all the Billboard charts, Kenny Loggins moves forward in 2018 doing what he loves doing best: being a singer-songwriter and philanthropist. The recent release of his latest children’s project, the book Footloose, inspired by his 1985 Oscar® nominated and Grammy® Award-winning “Song of the Year,” has become the first of a new series of children’s books. Kenny Loggins has a new PBS Soundstage special about to air this year and he is currently developing a children’s entertainment and branding company based on his inspired works.