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Guild of Music Supervisors Awards: Celebrating Top Talent

3/1/2026

Summary

Story summary

The 16th annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards celebrated achievements in music supervision.
Tiffany Anders won Best Music Supervision in a Television Drama for "The Lowdown."
Frankie Pine received the award for Best Music Supervision in a Non-Theatrically Released Film for "Nonnas."
Gabe Hilfer was honored for Best Music Supervision in a Television Comedy for "The Studio" and in Mid-Level Budget Films for "Marty Supreme."
Adam Konger and team won for Best Music Supervision in a Trailer, while Amanda Clemens won for Best Music Supervision in a Documentary Film.

History

Historical Context

The inaugural Grammy Awards in 1959, established by the Recording Academy, recognized outstanding achievements in the music industry, initially featuring a limited number of categories. Over time, the awards expanded to over 80 categories, reflecting the industry's evolution. Similarly, the Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, recognizing music supervisors in 14 categories since 2016, highlights the growing significance of music in film and television storytelling.

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Story summary

The 16th annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards celebrated achievements in music supervision.
Tiffany Anders won Best Music Supervision in a Television Drama for "The Lowdown."
Frankie Pine received the award for Best Music Supervision in a Non-Theatrically Released Film for "Nonnas."
Gabe Hilfer was honored for Best Music Supervision in a Television Comedy for "The Studio" and in Mid-Level Budget Films for "Marty Supreme."
Adam Konger and team won for Best Music Supervision in a Trailer, while Amanda Clemens won for Best Music Supervision in a Documentary Film.

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