The Guild of Music Supervisors (GMS) has announced its distinguished honorees for the 15th Annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, set to take place on February

Los Angeles, CA (January 14, 2025) – The Guild of Music Supervisors (GMS) has announced its distinguished honorees for the 15th Annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, set to take place on February 23rd, 2025, at The Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. This year's ceremony will pay tribute to two remarkable figures in the industry: Stephen Schwartz, the recipient of the Icon Award, and Bonnie Greenberg, who will be honored with the Legacy Award.

Celebrating Stephen Schwartz: Icon Honoree

Stephen Schwartz, a celebrated composer and lyricist, will receive the prestigious Icon Award, recognizing his legendary contributions to the fields of music and film. Schwartz's illustrious career includes iconic works such as WICKED, GODSPELL, and ENCHANTED, along with his contributions to animated classics like POCAHONTAS, THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, and THE PRINCE OF EGYPT. The Icon Award is reserved for individuals whose work has left a lasting impact on the music and film industry.

Lindsay Wolfington and Heather Guibert, President and Vice President of GMS, expressed their excitement: “The Guild of Music Supervisors Awards is a night of coming together in our community, and we need this more than ever. This year, we are thrilled to honor Stephen Schwartz and Bonnie Greenberg with our Icon and Legacy awards. Their individual contributions to the craft of storytelling with music are immeasurable and have had an indelible impact on our community.”

Honoring Bonnie Greenberg: Legacy Honoree

Bonnie Greenberg will be recognized with the Legacy Award for her extensive influence and impact on music supervision over her decades-long career. Known for her work on films such as MY BEST FRIEND’S WEDDING, THE MASK, and THE HUNTING GROUND, Greenberg has produced numerous Gold and Platinum albums and has received various accolades for her music supervision. The Legacy Award honors those who have significantly shaped the industry through their dedication and creativity.

Greenberg's background is as impressive as her achievements. Starting as an entertainment attorney, she transitioned into music supervision, working on over 80 films, including classics like MENACE 2 SOCIETY and HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS. Additionally, her recent projects focus on documentaries that aim to create social change, such as THE HUNTING GROUND and RBG. Greenberg also shares her expertise as an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon and NYU Los Angeles.

A Night to Remember

The Guild of Music Supervisors Awards has a rich history of recognizing outstanding contributions to the field. Previous Icon Award recipients include music legends like Quincy Jones and Diane Warren, while the Legacy Award has honored influential figures such as Allan Mason and Maureen Crowe. This year’s awards ceremony promises to be a memorable celebration of excellence in music supervision.

For more information about the event and to purchase tickets, visit www.gmsawards.com.

Conclusion

As the music supervision community gears up for this prestigious event, the recognition of Stephen Schwartz and Bonnie Greenberg underscores the vital role music plays in storytelling across film and television. Their legacies inspire future generations of music supervisors and celebrate the artistry that enhances our favorite films and shows.