5 Times Emmy & 2 Times Grammy nominated Music Supervisor/(2022 Emmy winner), Nora Felder’s tenure in music began booking artist showcases and events at a New York City downtown club with artists ranging from the Cure to INXS. Later working as VP of production for legendary music producer, Phil Ramone, Nora worked on recording projects for artists ranging from Paul Simon, Sinead O’Connor, Cyndi Lauper, Joan Jett, Malcolm McLaren, and Iggy Pop. Transplanting from New York to Los Angeles, Nora landed her first film project on the forever classic “Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion”, and various other hit films, as well as serving as music consultant for companies such as Disney Touchstone Pictures, and Overture Films. Nora’s winning streak in the world of television began with procuring music and soundtracks for the hit Showtime Series “Californication”. Her television winning streak continued working on critically acclaimed series such as “Stranger Things”, “Yellowjackets”, “Ray Donovan” / “What We Do In The Shadows,”Better Things” and others.
On the awards front, in 2017 Nora made Emmy history with the Television Academy’s new ‘outstanding music supervision’ category and her Emmy nomination for Stranger Things for all four released Seasons. Nora has garnered 2 Grammy nominations for the Stranger Things Season 2 & Season 4 soundtrack album and won 2022 Emmy for best Music Supervision for Stranger Things. . Her previous awards include, 4 nominations and 3 wins for Outstanding Music Supervision for Television at the Hollywood Music in Media Awards, 5 noms and 2 win at The Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, 1 win at The UK Music Synch Awards (2017), and 1 nomination for Women In Music’s first ‘Women in Sync Awards’ (2016). Nora had also served on the prestigious advisory board committee for the Billboard Magazine Film and TV music conference. Nora continues to do keynotes at various music conferences and festivals around the world including Barbados, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Hungary,Japan, and Taiwan.
