Best Sound (Meilleur Son)
- 1999: Claude La Haye, Marcel Pothier, Hans-Peter Strobl and Guy Pelletier for Le Violon rouge
- 2000: Normand Mercier, Claude Beaugrand and Hans-Peter Strobl for Histoires d'hiver
- 2001: Gilles Corbeil, Mathieu Beaudin, Louis Gignac, Jérôme Décarie, Jo Caron, Daniel Bisson and Carole Gagnon for Maelström
- 2002: Mathieu Beaudin, Serge Beauchemin, Hans-Peter Strobl and Louis Gignac for 15 février 1839
- 2003: Patrick Rousseau, Claude Beaugrand, Hans-Peter Strobl and Bernard Gariépy Strobl for Séraphin: un homme et son péché
- 2004: Claude Hazanavicius, Marcel Pothier and Michel Descombes for La Grande Séduction
- 2005: Donald Cohen, Marie-Claude Gagné, Michel Descombes for Ma vie en cinémascope
- 2006: Yvon Benoît, Daniel Bisson, Luc Boudrias, Bernard Gariépy-Strobl, Mira Mailhot, Simon Meilleur, Mireille Morin, Martin Pinsonnault, Jean-François Sauvé for C.R.A.Z.Y.
- 2007: Claude La Haye, Hans Peter Strobl, Marie-Claude Gagné for Un dimanche à Kigali
- 2008: Claude La Haye, Claude Beaugrand, Hans-Peter Strobl, Bernard Gariepy Strobl for Silk
- 2009: Dominique Chartrand, Oliver Calvert, Louis Gignac, Gavin Fernandes for Babine
- 2010: Pierre Blain, Claude Beaugrand, Stéphane Bergeron for Polytechnique
- 2011: Sylvain Bellemare, Jean Umansky, Jean Pierre Laforce for Incendies
- 2012: Pierre Bertrand, Mathieu Beaudin, Sylvain Bellemare, Bernard Gariepy Strobl for Monsieur Lazhar
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