Camille Awards 2024 – Date & Pre-selected scores

Best Original Film Score

• Markus Binder (Austria) for “Club Zero”
• Dalibor Grubačević (Croatia) for “The Conversation”
• Martin Dirkov (Denmark) for “Holy Spider”
• Delphine Malaussena (France) for “The Blaze (En Plein Feu)”
• Peter Hinderthür (Germany) for “You Will Not Have My Hate”
• Stephen McKeon (Ireland) for “Baltimore”
• Pivio and Aldo De Scalzi (Italy) for “Diabolik: Who Are You?”
• Ella van der Woude (the Netherlands) for “Moloch”
• Ola Fløttum (Norway) for “Ellos eatnu – la elva leve”
• Alfonso de Vilallonga (Spain) for “Robot Dreams”
• Baba Stiltz (Sweden) for “Shame on dry land (Syndabocken)”
• Nicolas Rabaeus (Switzerland) for “Foudre”
• Carly Paradis (United Kingdom, Canada) for “Typist Artist Pirate King”

Best Original Music for a Drama Series

• Jura Ferina and Pavle Miholjević (Croatia) for “Silence”
• Nana la Cour Jacobi (Denmark) for “Ekvira”
• Timo Kaukolampi and Tuomo Puranen (Finland) for “Jälkeläiset (Next Of Kin)”
• Clément Tery (France) for “Les Papillons Noirs”
• Fabian Kratzer (Germany) for “Gong! Mein spektRakuläres Leben”
• Hannah Peel (Northern Ireland, United Kingdom) for “The Midwich Cuckoos”
• Pasquale Catalano (Italy) for “The Ignorant Angels (Le fate ignoranti)”
• Tessa Rose Jackson and Darius Timmer (the Netherlands) for “Sneeuwman”
• Kåre Christoffer Vestrheim, Kristoffer Lo, Andréa Louise Horstad, and Eivind Helgerød (Norway) for “Makta”
• Arnau Vilà (Spain) for “Las Noches de Tefía”
• Irya Gmeyner and Martin Hederos (Sweden) for “Thin Blue Line, season 2 (Tunna blå linjen)”
• Adrian Frutiger and Marcel Vaid (Switzerland) for “Davos 1917”
• Blair Mowat (United Kingdom) for “Nolly”

Best Original Score for a Feature Documentary

• Denis Kozlica (Croatia) for “Why Do I Hike 2: Hardships of a Thru Hike”
• Jonas Struck (Denmark) for “Apolonia, Apolonia”
• Timo Kaukolampi and Tuomo Puranen (Finland) for “Viikinki” (The Viking)
• Felix Hoffmann and Christian Hartung (Germany) for “Jan Ullrich – Der Gejagte”
• Anna Rice (Ireland) for “I Dream in Photos”
• Ginevra Nervi (Italy) for “Lux Santa”
• Jesse Koolhaas (the Netherlands) for “Wij Praten Niet”
• Øystein Sevåg (Norway) for “Den siste filmen”
• Vanessa Garde (Spain) for “Mientras seas tú”
• Katharina Nuttall (Sweden) for “Kungen”
• Balz Bachmann (Switzerland) for “Las Toreras”
• Nainita Desai (United Kingdom) for “The Deepest Breath”