Based in Toronto, Steph Copeland is an award winning screen composer, producer and recording artist, best known for thriller, drama and genre film scores . From 2022 to 2024, she took home six Canadian Screen Music Awards including best score for a Narrative Feature Film (The Retreat, Outpost) as well as best score for a Television Special (MTV's Binged to Death, Lethal Love). In 2024 she earned two Canadian Screen Award nominations for Original Song as well as Achievement in Music: Original Score for the feature film Cascade.

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In 2023, Copeland worked with the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra and acclaimed conductor Anton (Tono) Popovic in Bratislava, recording her feature film score for ‘Réveillon’, a political, family drama on the 1993 separation of Czechoslovakia.

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Steph began her music journey as a singer-songwriter and electronic artist in Windsor and Detroit, performing and touring with fellow artists on both sides of the border. Her original songs have seen placements in series such as Tiny Pretty Things, Snowpiercer, L.A.’s Finest, UnREAL, animated series Mysticons, The Unicorn Academy and more. She continues to co-write and produce from her studio in Toronto where recent collaborations include artists Sarah MacDougall, Maia Davies, Coins, Ben Kunder, Russell Louder, Kibra, Fjora, Matt O'Halloran, Valmy, James Bryan, Oleyada, Kinley, Maesic and Freek Van Workum.

 

Commercial works include NBA Canada, Thule Sweden, The North Face, Destination Toronto, Pan-Am Games, BOSE, National Ballet School of Canada.

 

In addition to composing for the screen and songwriting, Steph occasionally takes on the role of music director. She recently produced the tribute performance for Liona Boyd which opened the 2025 Canadian Walk of Fame inductee ceremony and has produced and conducted female ensemble performances for the 2018 SOCAN Awards featuring Brett Kissell and the 2018 TIFF Gala featuring Sarah Slean and The Tenors.

 

Steph is a classically trained vocalist with roots at The Royal Conservatory of Music.