Big congrats to the whole crew of THE THUNDERMANS: UNDERCOVER for their 3 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2025 wins. The series won for: "Favorite Kids' TV Show", "Favorite Male Star", and "Favorite Female Star". The series is scored by Core composer RON WASSERMAN.
From director/executive producer Jack Bender (From), writer/executive producer Benjamin Cavell (Justified, The Stand) and MGM+ Studios, the series follows the story of teen genius Luke Ellis (Joe Freeman) who is kidnapped and awakens at The Institute, a facility full of children who all got there the same way he did, and who are all possessed of unusual abilities. Scored by Core composer MARK KORVEN (The Witch, The Lighthouse), the series premiers on MGM+ July 13.
Heather thought she’d found true love with a charming handyman. For three years, their romance was full of passion and promises—until one shocking discovery revealed he was a masterful romance scammer. Scored by Core composer Alexandra Petkovski and OAZ composer Kalaisan Kalaichelvan, you can now catch this true-crime docuseries on Prime.
...Core composer MARK KORVEN! The 'First Omen' and "The Lighthouse' composer was named the first winner of the SOCAN-presented award, accepting the honour at Billboard Canada Power Players 2025.
Korven was on an extremely strong shortlist that also included renowned composers Cristobal Tapia de Veer (Smile 2, The White Lotus), Andrew Lockington (Atlas, Mayor of Kingstown, Prime Monday Night Hockey), Michelle Osis (TRex in IMAX)and Jeff Toyne (Palm Royale).
So proud to announce that Core composer MARK KORVEN has been shortlisted for Billboard Canada's Screen Composer of the Year. The top five candidates are: Andrew Lockington, Michelle Osis, Cristobal Tapia de Veer, Mark Korven, and Jeff Toyne.
The award, presented by @socanmusic, is shining a light on five talented composers who have made a global impact, scoring some of the most powerful moments in film and television. The award will be presented at Billboard Canada Power Players on June 11 at the Illuminarium in Toronto.