Screen Music Awards (Australia)
APRA presents award for music used in films together with the Australian Guild of Screen Composers with the first awards presented in 1992.
- 2002 Awards
- International Achievement Award - David Hirschfelder
- Best Feature Film Score - Alan John for The Bank
- Best Soundtrack Album - Paul Kelly, Mairead Hannan, Kev Carmody, John Romeril, Deirdre Hannan and Alice Garner for One Night the Moon
- 2003 Awards
- International Achievement Award - Bruce Smeaton
- Best Feature Film Score - Nigel Westlake for The Nugget
- Best Soundtrack Album -Cezary Skubiszewski for After the Deluge
- 2004 Awards
- International Achievement Award - Lisa Gerrard
- Best Feature Film Score - Elizabeth Drake for Japanese Story
- Best Soundtrack Album - Iva Davies, Christopher Gordon and Richard Tognetti for Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
- 2005 Awards
- International Achievement Award - Bruce Rowland
- Best Feature Film Score - Ben Ely, Matthew Fitzgerald, Tom Schutzinger and Peter Kelly (Decoder Ring) for Somersault
- Best Soundtrack Album - Roger Mason for The Extra
- 2006 Awards
- International Achievement Award - Peter Best
- Best Feature Film Score - Francois Tetaz for Wolf Creek
- Best Soundtrack Album - David Bridie, Albert David and Kadu for R.A.N
- 2007 Awards
- International Achievement Award - The Wiggles
- Best Feature Film Score - Nigel Westlake for Miss Potter
- Best Soundtrack Album - Nigel Westlake for Miss Potter
- 2008 Awards
- International Achievement Award - Garry McDonald and Laurie Stone
- Best Feature Film Score - David Hirschfelder for Children of the Silk Road
- Best Soundtrack Album - Michael Yezerski for The Black Balloon
- 2009 Awards
- International Achievement Award - Guy Gross
- Best Feature Film Score - Lisa Gerrard for Balibo
- Best Soundtrack Album - Cezary Skubiszewski for Death Defying Acts
- 2010 Awards
- Best Feature Film Score - Christopher Gordon for Mao’s Last Dancer
- Best Soundtrack Album - Christopher Gordon for Mao's Last Dancer
- 2011 Awards
- Best Feature Film Score - Jed Kurzel for Snowtown
- Best Soundtrack Album - Rafael May for Road Train (film)
- 2012 Awards
- Best Feature Film Score - Lisa Gerrard for Burning Man (film)
- Best Soundtrack Album - Michael Lira / Jono Ma / Antony Partos / Irine Vela for The Slap (TV series)
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