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Sarah Gavron’s critically acclaimed coming-of-age drama is up for: ‘Outstanding British Film’ ‘Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer’ and best ‘Director’, ‘ Leading Actress’, ‘Supporting Actress’, ‘Casting’ and ‘Editing’

The final round of voting commences March 25 and closes April 7. The BAFTA Awards will take place Apr. 11.

ThinkSync’s very own Connie Farr and Dom Farley handled the music supervision for both the film and it’s official trailer. The film is currently available to stream on Netflix.

Equipped with nothing but their wits and scraps from a shipwreck, Richard Hammond (The Grand Tour) and Tory Belleci (MythBusters) must figure out how to build their way to safety and attract rescue services to make it off a deserted island.

The Great Escapists, available to stream on Amazon Prime Video from the 29th of January, 2021, is a brand new survival series that sees the duo form a healthy rivalry instead of working together to get off the island – Hammond attempting to build a car from scratch and Belleci more interested in blowing things up.

Connie Farr was the music supervisor for this trailer which features Boney M’s ‘Gotta Go Home’

Check out the trailer here

Glasgow Film Festival have announced their line-up for the 2021 festival which begins on the 24th of February, 2021 and runs until the 7th of March, 2021.

Among the long list of films featured in the line-up are Creation Stories, directed by Nick Moran, and Sweetheart, Marley Morrison’s debut feature which will make its world premiere at the 17th edition of the festival.

Connie Farr and Jenn Egan were the music supervisors for Creation Stories, a biopic which follows the life of music industry legend Alan McGee and the label he created that ultimately went on to sign Oasis. Written by Irvine Welsh and directed by Nick Moran, the soundtrack to this film is full of classic tracks and songs that will make you feel nostalgic.

Jenn Egan was the music supervisor for Marley Morrison’s debut feature, Sweetheart which follows the relationship between two young women while on holiday.

Check out the full list of titles that will be screened at the festival here.

Released to critical acclaim on the 16th of December, Netflix Original The Ripper, which follows the half a decade manhunt for the infamous Yorkshire Ripper, exploring the misogyny of the press and police, and the breakdown of police procedure and pile-up of misinformation surrounding the deaths of 13 women.

With great reviews in IndieWire, Business Insider, and Forbes along with an impressive 78% on RottenTomates, its no wonder that The Ripper spent 3 weeks at number one on Netflix UK, as the most streamed docuseries over the 2020 festive period.

Connie Farr was the music supervisor on this production, and set the tone of the 70s with a great soundtrack that includes tracks by Suzi Quatro, The Maisonettes and Curtis Maldoon.

The Ripper is available to stream on Netflix now!

Amazon Prime Video have announced the fixtures that will be broadcast exclusively on the streaming platform for the 2020/2021 Premier League

Check out all the fixtures here

Connie Farr handled the music supervision for the announcement which features the soul hit, ‘Hold On, I’m Coming’ by Sam and Dave

The nominations for the 23rd Annual British Independent Film Awards were announced today and we at ThinkSync Music are thrilled to have worked with a number of the nominees:

Sarah Gavron’s Rocks was nominated for 15 awards including Best British Independent Film, Best Screenplay, Best Director and Best Actress.

Eva Riley’s Perfect 10 was nominated for 3 awards including The Douglas Hickox Award for Best Debut Director, Most Promising Newcomer and The Raindance Discovery Award.

Rubika Shah’s White Riot was nominated for Best Documentary.

A massive congratulations to all of the nominees!

Check out the full list of nominees here

We are very happy to see Connie Farr, who heads up the Music Supervision department at ThinkSync, nominated in the Best Music category of the 2020 BIFA’s for her work on Sarah Gavron’s “Rocks.” (Nominations · BIFA · British Independent Film Awards).

This is the first time a Music Supervisor has been nominated alongside the Composer – which makes us doubly proud.