Guild of Music Supervisors Award for Best Music Supervision for Films Budgeted Over $25 Million

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The Best Music Supervision for Films Budgeted Over $25 Million award is annually given by the Guild of Music Supervisors to honor the best music supervision in a film with a budget over $25 million. It was first given at their third annual awards function, and has continued since then. In 2014, the Award was re-titled Best Music Supervision for Films Over $35 million, but reverted to its original name the following year.

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Winners and nominees

2010s

YearFilmMusic Supervisor(s)Budget
2012 Django Unchained Mary Ramos$100 Million [1]
American Reunion Jojo Villanueva$50 Million [2]
Argo Linda Cohen$44.5 Million [3]
Hope Springs Julia Michels$30 Million [4]
Rock of Ages Matthew Rush Sullivan$75 Million [5]
Step Up Revolution Buck Damon$50 Million [6]
This Is 40 Jonathan Karp$35 Million [7]
21 Jump Street Karen Glauber$42 Million [8]
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 Alexandra Patsavas $136.2 Million [9]
2013 American Hustle Susan Jacobs$40 Million [10]
The Great Gatsby Anton Monsted$105 Million [11]
The Internship Dave Jordan & Jojo Villanueva$58 Million [12]
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty George Drakoulias $90 Million [13]
The Wolf of Wall Street Randall Poster $75 Million [14]
2014 Guardians of the Galaxy Dave Jordan$232.3 Million [15]
Annie Matthew Rush Sullivan and Wende Crowley$65 Million [16]
The Book of Life John Houlihan$50 Million [17]
Get on Up Budd Carr & Margaret Yen$30 Million [18]
Into the Woods Paul Gemignani & Michael Higham$50 Million [19]
2015 Straight Outta Compton Jojo Villanueva$50 Million [20]
Creed Gabe Hilfer$35 Million [21]
Fifty Shades of Grey Dana Sano$40 Million [22]
Kingsman: The Secret Service Ian Neil$81 Million [23]
Pitch Perfect 2 Julia Michels and Julianne Jordan$29 Million [24]
2016 La La Land Steven Gizicki$30 Million [25]
Deadpool John Houlihan$58 Million [26]
Sing Jojo Villanueva$75 Million [27]
Sing Street Becky Bentham$4 Million [28]
Trolls Julia Michels and Julianne Jordan$125 Million [29]
2017 Pitch Perfect 3 Julia Michels and Julianne Jordan$45 Million [30]
Beauty and the Beast Matt Sullivan$160 Million [31]
Coco Tom MacDougall$175 Million [32]
The Greatest Showman Benj Pasek and Justin Paul $84 Million [33]
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Dave Jordan$200 Million [34]

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The Best Music Supervision for Films Budgeted Under $10 Million award is annually given by the Guild of Music Supervisors to honor the best music supervision in a film with a budget over 20 million dollars. It was first given at their fourth annual awards function, and has continued to be ever since, except for 2015, when the award was not given.

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