Five amazing moments from the Music Week Sync Awards

Five amazing moments from the Music Week Sync Awards

The third annual Music Week Sync Awards took place in London last night. And as the industry nurses its collective hangover from the post-show festivities, we take a look back at five amazing moments from the ceremony.

With so much to choose from, whittling down just five highlights from last night was a bit of a challenge. You can however, relive more of the evening's most memorable moment over at our Sync Awards 2016 Facebook photo gallery, featuring snaps of all the winners. Please be sure to tag, comment and share as you see fit.

A surprise win for BMG

In a hotly contested category, indie publisher BMG emerged victorious in the Sync Team – Publisher stakes, fighting off stiff competition from the three majors’ publishing arms.

 

Music Sales’ John Boultwood accepts Iain Cooke’s award

Music Sales’ John Boultwood provided one of the biggest laughs of the night when he took to the stage to accept the Music Supervisor – TV Award on behalf of Iain Cooke, taking the opportunity to credit himself liberally in the rightful winner’s absence.

 

Jo Caulfield takes on the room

Acclaimed comedian Jo Caulfield was on hosting duties last night. And before the first award was handed out, she’d singled out several individuals for their ‘unfortunate’ headshots in the show supplement, whilst also identifying the three majors as the ‘axis of evil’. A bold approach to say the least.

 

Jamie N Commons scoops Sync Artist of the Year

UK performer Jamie N Commons brought a little glitz to proceeding when he took to the stage to receive the Sync Artist of the Year Award. Other contenders for the crown included Jess Glynne, Izzy Bizu and Mark Ronson.

 

The after party

Following the three-course meal and the awards presentations, the after party and its free bar were welcomed with open arms, as the post-show festivities ran long into the night.

For a re-cap of all of last night’s winners, see below.

Best Sync – Trailer (Video Game)

Song 2 (Madeon Remix) – Blur

Featured in: FIFA ‘17

 

Best Sync – Trailer (TV)

Yes I Can - The Superhuman Band 

Featured in: Rio Paralympics 2016 - We're The Superhumans

 

Best Sync – Trailer (Film)

Love On A Real Train - Tangerine Dream 

Featured in: High-Rise

 

Best Sync – Film Soundtrack

S.O.S – Portishead 

Featured in: High-Rise

 

Best Sync – Online / Viral Advert

Every Breath You Take - Gareth Malone Breathless Choir 

Featured in: Philips - Innovation & You

 

Best Sync – TV Advert

You Don’t Own Me – Grace 

Featured in: House of Fraser

 

Best Sync – TV Show Drama

All We Do - Oh Wonder

Featured in: Unforgotten

 

Best Sync – TV Show Sport

Stronger Than Ever - Raleigh Ritchie 

Featured in: BT Sport

 

Music Supervisor - Advertising 

Ed Bailie - Leland Music

 

Music Supervisor - Film 

Gary Welch – Eyehear

 

Music Supervisor - TV 

Iain Cooke

  

International Breakout Project

Zara Larsson

 

Sync Team – Agency 

Adam & Eve DDB

 

Sync Team – Broadcaster Music Department 

BT Sport

 

Sync Team – Independent Publisher 

Just Isn’t Music

 

Sync Team – Publisher 

BMG

 

Sync Team – Independent Record Company 

Beggars Group

 

Sync Team – Record Company 

Sony Music

 

Sync Artist of the Year

Jamie N Commons

 

Overall Sync of the Year

You Don’t Own Me – Grace 

Featured in: House of Fraser

 

 

 



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