The Guild of Music Supervisors, Canada (GMSC) and Canadian Music Week (CMW) have unveiled the winners of the 2022 Canadian Sync Awards, which celebrate the craft of music supervisor in filmed media. The awards are voted on by the public and members of the Guild.

Handed out Thursday night at the El Mocambo in Toronto at a packed event hosted by Tara Slone, freelance music supervisor Cody Partridge claimed a leading four awards, including Best Sync – Sports Program or Promo; Best Sync – Soundtrack, Original Film or Episodic Series for Streaming Platform for Crave series, Letterkenny; Best Sync – Soundtrack, Episodic Series for Letterkenny; and Best Sync – Scene, Feature Film or Documentary Film for Wildhood.

Find the complete list of winners below and nominees here:

Best Sync – Sports Program or Sports Promo
“Knocking At The Door” by Arkells
Music Supervisor: Cody Partridge
 
Best Sync – Commercial
IKEA “Our Little World”
“Book of Dreams” by Daniel Tashain 
Music Supervisor: Danielle Lindy
  
Best Sync – Soundtrack, Original Film or Episodic Series for Streaming Platform
Letterkenny 
Music Supervisor: Cody Partridge
  
Best Sync – Scene, Feature Film or Documentary Film
Wildhood
“Mehcinut” by Jeremy Dutcher 
Music Supervisor: Cody Partridge
 
Best Sync – Scene, Episodic Series
Snowpiercer, Episode 209
“Winter Song”  by Sam Otto 
Music Supervisor: Natasha Duprey
  
Best Sync – Soundtrack, Feature or Documentary Film 
Fallen Angels Murder Club: Friends To Die For 
Music Supervisor: Chris Robinson
 
Best Sync – Soundtrack, Episodic Series
Letterkenny  
Music Supervisor: Cody Partridge



The Huey Award

Anu Makinde
 

Best Sync Team – Sync Agency
The Greater Goods Co.
 
Best Sync Team – Indie Record Label
Cadence Music Group
 
Best Sync Team – Major Record Label
Universal Music Canada 
 
Best Sync Team – Indie Music Publisher
Third Side Music
 
Best Sync Team – Major Music Publisher
Sony Music Publishing 
 
Sync Artist or Songwriter of the Year
William Prince

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