Winners of the 2025 IFMCA Awards announced

The International Film Music Critics Association announces its awards each year. These awards are important to Soundtrack World because we are involved in selecting the nominees and winners, and we have been doing so for the fifth time. After announcing the nominations two weeks ago, it is time to announce the winners, with being the big winner. If you are curious about my personal favorites, I announced my eSWay Awards last week.

You can find all the winners below, and if you want more information about these awards and their winners, you can read more about them in full detail in the official press release or watch the video at the bottom of this page.

Score of the Year
Avatar: Fire And Ash
Simon Franglen

Composer Of The Year
Alexandre Desplat

Breakthrough Composer of the Year
Cameron Moody

Composition of the Year
“The Windtraders”
Avatar: Fire And Ash
Simon Franglen

Best Original Score for a Drama Film
Jay Kelly
Nicholas Britell

Best Original Score for a Comedy Film
Anaconda
David Fleming

Best Original Score for an Action/Adventure Film
Play Dirty
Alan Silvestri

Best Original Score for a Fantasy/Science Fiction Film
Avatar: Fire And Ash
Simon Franglen

Best Original Score for a Horror/Thriller Film
Frankenstein
Alexandre Desplat

Best Original Score for an Animated Film
Zootopia 2
Michael Giacchino

Best Original Score for a Documentary
Ocean With David Attenborough
Steven Price

Best Original Score for Television
Astérix Et Obélix: Le Combat Des Chefs
Mathieu Alvado

Best Original Score For A Video Game
Interactive Media
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
Lorien Testard

Best Archival Release
The Dark Crystal
Trevor Jones
(La-La Land)

Best Original Score for a Short Film
Le Secret De Martha
Romain Paillot

Best New Recording
The Chairman
Jerry Goldsmith
(Intrada)

Roberto Aschieri Special Award
for contribution to Film Music
James Fitzpatrick

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  • Anton Smit

    Anton is the founder of Soundtrack World. After writing about film music occasionally, he thought it was time to create his own site to celebrate music from film but also other media. Next to working on this website, Anton is a member of the International Film Music Critics Association, has a job in IT and plays the tuba in a local orchestra.

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