The 76th Creative Arts Emmy Awards: Highlights, Surprises, and Predictions For Next Week’s Primetime Show

When Hannah Waddingham opened night one of the 76th Creative Arts Emmy Awards with a joke about the thousand-degree weather outside, the packed room giggled and sighed with relief as everyone had been comfortably seated inside a cool, air-conditioned theater by then. At that point, the only heat to contend with was the race to take home a trophy.

The two-day event, held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on September 7 and 8, celebrated the best artistic and technical achievements in unscripted television and alternative programming and set the stage with awards across the board, honoring below-the-line talent. As the industry gears up for the Primetime Emmys on September 15, the Creative Arts Emmys saw some incredible milestone moments, a few big surprises, and left everyone eagerly anticipating the next chapter in the Emmy saga.

FX’s “Shōgun,” which stands as this year’s most nominated show with 25 acknowledgments, took home the first prize on night one for “Shōgun – The Making Of Shōgun” in the category of Outstanding Short Form Nonfiction Or Reality Series, beating out “The Daily Show,” “The Crown,” “Hacks,” and “Saturday Night Live.” The celebrated series broke records on Sunday night, winning the most Emmys ever (14) for a single television season.

“Shōgun” swept in the categories of Best Sound Mixing, Best Sound Editing, Best Period Costumes, Best Production Design, Best Main Title Design, Best Special Visual Effects, Best Period/Fantasy Makeup, Best Prosthetic Makeup, Best Stunt Performance, Best Casting for a Drama, Best Period/Fantasy Hairstyling, Best Picture Editing, and Best Cinematography. Néstor Carbonell also took home the award for Best Guest Actor in a Drama. The award was a long time coming for the actor, whose television credits include shows like “Lost,” and “Suddenly Susan.” Carbonell spoke backstage about it being a full circle moment for him as he was gearing up to hop on a plane to direct an episode of “Law & Order,” the show that gave him his first guest starring role.

The upcoming Primetime Emmys will see Anna Sawai compete in the Best Actress category for her role as Toda Mariko. She’s up against Imelda Staunton (for the final season of ‘The Crown’), Maya Erksine (‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’), Reese Witherspoon (‘The Morning Show’), Jennifer Aniston (‘The Morning Show’), and Carrie Coon (‘The Gilded Age’). While Staunton is a heavy favorite, after Sunday’s performance, it seems likely that “Shōgun” will continue its winning streak next week.

The clear frontrunner over the weekend was FX, with 27 Creative Arts Emmy wins. Netflix came in second with 18 wins, Apple TV+ had 15, Disney+ won nine, HBO and Max collected eight trophies, ABC, CBS, NBC, Hulu, Peacock, and National Geographic each won seven, while Prime Video received four.

Night two was a big night for FX, as Jamie Lee Curtis hit a career milestone, taking home her very first Emmy for guest actress on season two of “The Bear.” The win comes just after Curtis won her first Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in 2023 for “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” When asked about the EGOT, the actress chuckled, “I can’t sing at all, and I’ve never been on stage… I can’t imagine…”

“I just never thought in my life that I would get to do work at this level of depth, and complexity, and intelligence, and it’s just been the thrill of my creative life these last couple of years that I get these opportunities,” the newly-minted Emmy winner added. “I’m humbled and incredibly grateful.”

Curtis’s win highlighted the massive achievement we saw for women over the weekend. She spoke on perseverance, patience, truth, honesty, courage, and the ability to believe in yourself, opinions echoed by many award-winners throughout both nights.  

On night one, we saw two-time Oscar nominee Angela Bassett in the first-time Emmy-winner category. After nine nominations, the actress won the award for outstanding narration for her part in “Queens,” the National Geographic docuseries about matriarchies in the wild. Bassett said she was inspired to do the project after thanking her female-led production team and pointed out it was the first in wildlife documentary filmmaking. “I was just a girl who just wanted to act, and my mentors were way out ahead of me, and I just looked to them for that inspiration and hope… I just put my focus, my energy, and my love to try to make it happen…”

“All the women behind the scenes,” Bassett said, made this project significant. “And they did it with such excellence and such passion.” Maya Rudolph was another big winner from night one. Taking home Emmy number six, the “SNL” favorite won her fourth award for Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance, playing Connie the Hormone Monstress on Netflix’s “Big Mouth.” Rudolph is up for three more Emmys this Sunday – one for Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series (‘Loot’) and two for “Saturday Night Live” (Outstanding Original Music And Lyrics and Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series). Rudolph returns to “SNL” this fall for its 50th season, where she’ll be reprising the role of Vice President Kamala Harris leading up to the 2024 election.

Backstage, Emmy in hand, she spoke about her love of the sketch comedy show. “I feel like I am connected somehow to an incredible time in this country and an excitement that I haven’t felt in a long time,” Rudolph tells Awards Buzz about playing the presidential nominee. “I’m very honored to be associated with that.”

“Girls State,” the companion film to 2020’s “Boys State,” drove home the message of female empowerment, especially in politics, during a year that may see America’s first female president. The two-time Emmy-winning documentary from Apple TV+ follows teenage girls from Missouri who participate in a democratic experiment that teaches them how to construct a government.  

Awkwafina and Sandra Oh won their first Emmys for producing “Quiz Lady.” It was the “Nora from Queens” star’s first nomination, and while she was on hand to accept, Oh, who has been nominated 14 times, was at TIFF when the news came of their win. In the past, Oh had been nominated for “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Killing Eve,” and “SNL.” It was a full circle moment as “Quiz Lady” made its premiere at TIFF last year, almost to the day.

Some other first-time winners were not on hand to accept their award. “The Traitors” host Alan Cumming won the award for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program, breaking RuPaul’s winning streak. Pat Sajak was also missing from the night. The “Wheel of Fortune” host just retired after 40-plus years and was not in attendance to take home his first Emmy.

Other no-shows included the heavily favorited Jon Bernthal, who won his first Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series for “The Bear.” Both he and Jamie Lee Curtis won for the episode “Fishes.” The FX show totaled 23 nominations this year, setting a new most-ever record for a comedy. The show picked up seven wins over the weekend, coming in second to “Shōgun.” Michaela Coel was also not in attendance to pick up her second Emmy, this time for Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series for her role in “Mr. & Mrs. Smith.”

Eric André won his first Emmy for Outstanding Performer In A Short Form Comedy Or Drama Series for Adult Swim’s “The Eric Andre Show,” and producer and activist Fisher Stevens won his first Emmy for Netflix’s “Beckham” in the category of Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series. Fisher also took the opportunity to point out the importance of voting.

Coming in hot on Sunday night were songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, who clinched a historic EGOT win for the “Only Murders In The Building” tune, “Which of the Pickwick Triplets Did It?,” with Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman. The Hulu show is now in its fourth season, earning 49 nominations and seven wins in its entirety.

Perhaps one of the biggest highlights of the entire weekend came when Dick Van Dyke’s wife, Arlene, who served as executive producer for CBS’s “Dick Van Dyke 98 Years of Magic,” won the Emmy for Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded). While some boasted the “Mary Poppins” star’s historic win (beating Norman Lear’s record as the oldest Emmy winner), and Van Dyke even danced on stage while accepting the award, a dispute later came that the (almost) 99-year-old television veteran star was not credited as executive producer. Therefore, the win wasn’t technically his. Still, it put the “Bye Bye Birdie” actor front and center on Saturday night. How does he want to be remembered? “For laughter, I hope. Hopefully. Making people laugh for 75 years. I’ve been in the business 75 years. I can’t believe it, that I’m still here and performing. I’m looking for work…” Van Dyke joked before answering more questions backstage.

Other notable wins at the 76th Creative Arts Emmys: “Saturday Night Live” won six Emmys on night one, “Jim Henson Idea Man” took home five, “Blue Eye Samurai” won four, as did “The Oscars,” with Jimmy Kimmel there to accept. Kimmel confirmed that even with the win, he still won’t be returning to host the award-winning award show. ABC’s “Shark Tank” took back the Emmy for Outstanding Structured Reality Program, marking its fifth overall win, gathering all six sharks (Mark Cuban, Robert Herjavec, Barbara Corcoran, Lori Greiner, Daymond John, and Kevin O’Leary) on stage together. And, after seven nominations, composer Siddhartha Khosla won for Outstanding Music Composition For A Series (Original Dramatic Score) for the “Only Murders In The Building” episode “Sitzprobe.” He also cheered on Kamala Harris.

An edited version of The 76th Creative Arts Emmys will air on Saturday, September 14, at 8 p.m. on FXX. Eugene and Dan Levy will host the 76th Primetime Emmys, which will air on ABC on September 15, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. PDT.

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WINNERS: NIGHT ONE

Short Form Nonfiction Or Reality Series

*Shōgun – The Making of Shōgun (FX)

Stephanie Gibbons, Executive Producer

Sally Daws, Executive Producer

Kenna McCabe, Executive Producer

Melanie Pimentel, Supervising Producer

Joel Kazuo Knoernschild, Senior Producer

Andie Newell, Producer

Short Form Comedy, Drama or Variety Series

*Only Murders in the Building: One Killer Question (Hulu)

Janice C. Molinari, Executive Producer

Dave Roth, Executive Producer

Zuriht Serna, Executive Producer

Trisha Choate, Executive Producer

Jillian Novak, Executive Producer

Xavier Salas, Executive Producer

Game Show

*Jeopardy! (ABC/Syndicated)

Michael Davies, Executive Producer

Lisa Broffman, Co-Executive Producer

Sarah Whitcomb Foss, Producer

Billy Wisse, Writer

Michele Loud, Writer

Marcus Brown, Writer

John Duarte, Writer

Mark Gaberman, Writer

Debbie Griffin, Writer

Robert McClenaghan, Writer

Jim Rhine, Writer

Steve Tamerius, Writer

Host for a Game Show

*Pat Sajak

Wheel of Fortune (ABC/Syndicated)

Outstanding Commercial

*Fuzzy Feelings (Apple – iPhone + Mac)

Hungry Man / Passion Pictures, Production Company

TBWA\ Media Arts Lab, Ad Agency

Character Voiceover Performance

*Maya Rudolph, as Connie The Hormone Monstress

Big Mouth (Netflix)

The Ambition Gremlin

Animated Program

*Blue Eye Samurai (Netflix)

The Tale Of The Ronin And The Bride

MICHAEL GREEN, Executive Producer/Directed By

AMBER NOIZUMI, Executive Producer/Written By

ERWIN STOFF, Executive Producer

JANE WU, Supervising Director/Producer

NICK READ, Producer

MICHAEL GREENHOLT, Animation Director

Production Design For a Variety or Reality Series

*Saturday Night Live (NBC)

Host: Josh Brolin

N. JOSEPH DETULLIO, Production Designer

KENNETH MACLEOD, Production Designer

MELISSA SHAKUN, Art Director

KIMBERLY KACHOUGIAN, Set Decorator

Production Design for a Variety Special

*The Oscars (ABC)

MISTY BUCKLEY, Production Designer

ALANA BILLINGSLEY, Production Designer

JOHN ZUIKER, Art Director

MARGAUX LAPRESLE, Art Director

Choreography for Variety or Reality Programming

*76th Annual Tony Awards (CBS)

Routines: Opening Number / Lifetime Achievement

KARLA PUNO GARCIA, Choreographer

Hairstyling for a Variety, Nonfiction or Reality Programming

*Saturday Night Live (NBC)

Host: Ryan Gosling

JODI MANCUSO, Department Head Hairstylist

CARA HANNAH, Key Hairstylist

INGA THRASHER, Hairstylist

JOSEPH WHITMEYER, Hairstylist

AMANDA DUFFY EVANS, Hairstylist

CHAD HARLOW, Hairstylist

GINA FERRUCCI, Hairstylist

ELLIOTT SIMPSON, Hairstylist

Makeup for a Variety, Nonfiction or Reality Programming

*Saturday Night Live (NBC)

Host: Ryan Gosling

LOUIE ZAKARIAN, Department Head Makeup Artist

JASON MILANI, Key Makeup Artist

AMY TAGLIAMONTI, Key Makeup Artist

RACHEL PAGANI, Makeup Artist

YOUNG BEK, Makeup Artist

BRANDON GRETHER, Makeup Artist

JOANNA PISANI, Makeup Artist

Casting for a Reality Program

*Love on the Spectrum (Netflix)

CIAN O’CLERY, Casting By

SEAN BOWMAN, Casting By

MARINA NIETO RITGER, Casting By

EMMA CHOATE, Casting By

Cinematography for a Nonfiction Program

*Girls State (Apple TV+)

LAURA HUDOCK, Director Of Photography

LAELA KILBOURN, Director Of Photography

DANIEL CARTER, Director Of Photography

ERYNN PATRICK LAMONT, Director Of Photography

KERI OBERLY, Director Of Photography

THORSTEN THIELOW, Director Of Photography

MARTINA RADWAN, Director Of Photography

Cinematography for a Reality Program

*Life Below Zero (National Geographic)

CHARLIE BECK, Director Of Photography

MICHAEL CHEESEMAN, Director Of Photography

DANNY DAY, Director Of Photography

PEDRO DELBREY, Camera Operator

Writing for a Variety Series

*Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO | Max)

DANIEL O’BRIEN, Senior Writer

OWEN PARSONS, Senior Writer

CHARLIE REDD, Senior Writer

JOANNA ROTHKOPF, Senior Writer

SEENA VALI, Senior Writer

JOHNATHAN APPEL, Writer

ALI BARTHWELL, Writer

TIM CARVELL, Writer

LIZ HYNES, Writer

RYAN KEN, Writer

MARK KRAMER, Writer

SOFÍA MANFREDI, Writer

JOHN OLIVER, Writer

TAYLOR KAY PHILLIPS, Writer

CHRISSY SHACKELFORD, Writer

Writing for a Nonfiction Program

*Conan O’Brien Must Go (HBO | Max)

Ireland

JESSIE GASKELL, Written by

CONAN O’BRIEN, Written by

MATT O’BRIEN, Written by

MIKE SWEENEY, Written by

Emerging Media Program

*Fallout: Vault 33 (Prime Video)

Amazon MGM Studios

Kilter Films

Bethesda Studios

Sound Editing for a Nonfiction or Reality Program

*Jim Henson Idea Man (Disney+)

DANIEL TIMMONS, Supervising Sound Editor

JEREMY S. BLOOM, Sound Designer

IAN CYMORE, Dialogue Editor

RYAN RUBIN, Music Editor

Music Composition for a Documentary Series or Special

*Jim Henson Idea Man (Disney+)

DAVID FLEMING, Composer

Music Direction

*The Oscars (ABC)

RICKEY MINOR, Music Director

Sound Mixing for a Reality Program

*Welcome to Wrexham (FX)

Giant Killers

MARK JENSEN, CAS, Re-Recording Mixer

Sound Mixing for a Nonfiction Program

*The Beach Boys (Disney+)

GARY A. RIZZO, CAS, Re-Recording Mixer

JOHN RAMPEY, Production Mixer

SABI TULOK, Production Mixer

DENNIS HAMLIN, Production Mixer

Sound Mixing for a Variety Series or Special

*Billy Joel: The 100th – Live at Madison Square Garden (CBS)

BRIAN RIORDAN, Re-Recording Music Mixer

PHIL DETOLVE, Re-Recording Mixer

PETER GARY, Music Mixer

BRIAN FLANZBAUM, Production Mixer

JOSH WEIBEL, Monitor Mixer

BRIAN RUGGLES, FOH Mixer

Picture Editing for a Nonfiction Program

*Jim Henson Idea Man (Disney+)

SIERRA NEAL, Editor

PAUL CROWDER, ACE, Editor

Picture Editing for Variety Programming

*John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s in LA (Netflix)

KELLY LYON, ACE, Editor

SEAN MCILRAITH, Editor

RYAN MCILRAITH, Editor

Picture Editing for Variety Programming (Segment)

*The Daily Show (Comedy Central)

The Dailyshowography Of Vivek Ramaswamy: Enter The RamaVerse

CATHERINE TRASBORG, Editor

Picture Editing for Unstructured Reality Programming

*Welcome to Wrexham (FX)

Up the Town?

MICHAEL BROWN, Editor

JOSH DRISKO, Editor

MICHAEL OLIVER, Editor

BRYAN ROWLAND, Editor

STEVE WELCH, Editor

Picture Editing for Structured Reality or Competition Program

*The Voice

Series Body of Work

SEAN BASAMAN, Supervising Editor

JOHN M. LARSON, ACE, Supervising Editor

ROBERT M. MALACHOWSKI JR., ACE, Supervising Editor

MATT ANTELL, Editor

JOHN BALDINO, Editor

MATTHEW BLAIR, Editor

MELISSA SILVA BORDEN, Editor

WILLIAM FABIAN CASTRO, Editor

ANDREW CIANCIA, Editor

NICHOLAS DON VITO, Editor

GLEN EBESU, Editor

RICK ENRIQUE, Editor

GREG FITZSIMMONS, Editor

BRIAN FREUNDLICH, Editor

NOEL A. GUERRA, ACE, Editor

ALYSSA DRESSMAN LEHNER, Editor

JOHN HOMESLEY, Editor

OMEGA HSU, ACE, Editor

NIKI HUNTER, Editor

RYAN P. JAMES, Editor

LISE KEARNEY, Editor

TERRI MALONEY, Editor

JAMES J. MUNOZ, Editor

BARRY MURPHY, Editor

RICH REMIS, Editor

ROBBY THOMPSON, Editor

MATT WAFAIE, Editor

ERIC WISE, Editor

Narrator

*Angela Bassett

Queens (National Geographic)

African Queens

Documentary or Nonfiction Series

*Beckham (Netflix)

John Battsek, Produced by

Nicola Howson, Produced by

Fisher Stevens, Produced by

Billie Shepherd, Produced by

David Gardner, Executive Producer

Gary Neville, Executive Producer

Jonathan Sides, Co-Executive Producer

Craig South, Co-Executive Producer

Documentary or Nonfiction Special

*Jim Henson Idea Man (Disney+)

Brian Grazer, Produced by

Ron Howard, Produced by

Sara Bernstein, Produced by

Margaret Bodde, Produced by

Justin Wilkes, Produced by

Mark Monroe, Produced by

Christopher St. John, Produced by

Structured Reality Program

*Shark Tank (ABC)

Mark Burnett, Executive Producer

Clay Newbill, Executive Producer

Yun Lingner, Executive Producer

Max Swedlow, Executive Producer

Mark Cuban, Executive Producer

Lori Greiner, Executive Producer

Kevin O’Leary, Executive Producer

Barbara Corcoran, Executive Producer

Daymond John, Executive Producer

Robert Herjavec, Executive Producer

Brandon Wallace, Executive Producer

Becky Blitz, Supervising Producer

Shaun Polakow, Senior Producer

Shawn Aly, Senior Producer

Andrew Kimmel, Senior Producer

Unstructured Reality Program

*Welcome to Wrexham (FX)

Josh Drisko, Executive Producer

Bryan Rowland, Executive Producer

Jeff Luini, Executive Producer

Alan Bloom, Executive Producer

Andrew Fried, Executive Producer

Sarina Roma, Executive Producer

Dane Lillegard, Executive Producer

Nicholas Frenkel, Executive Producer

George Dewey, Executive Producer

Rob McElhenney, Executive Producer

Ryan Reynolds, Executive Producer

Humphrey Ker, Executive Producer

Miloš Balać, Co-Executive Producer

Aaron Lovell, Producer

Patrick McGarvey, Supervising Producer

Shannon Owen, Producer

Liz Spano, Producer

Host for a Reality or Competition Program

*Alan Cumming

The Traitors (Peacock)

Hosted Nonfiction Series or Special

*My Next Guest with David Letterman and John Mulaney (Netflix)

Tommy Alter, Producer

Tom Keaney, Executive Producer

Mary Barclay, Executive Producer

Michael Steed, Executive Producer

Séamus Murphy-Mitchell, Executive Producer

Justin Wilkes, Executive Producer

Jake Fuller, Executive Producer

Directing for a Documentary/Nonfiction Program

*Girls State (Apple TV+)

AMANDA MCBAINE, Directed By

JESSE MOSS, Directed By

Lighting Design/Lighting Direction for a Variety Series

*Saturday Night Live

Host: Kristen Wiig

GEOFFREY AMORAL, Lighting Director

RICK MCGUINNESS, Lighting Director

TREVOR BROWN, Moving Light Programmer

TIM STASSE, Moving Light Programmer

WILLIAM MCGUINNESS, Chief Lighting Technician

FRANK GRISANTI, Video Control

Lighting Design/Lighting Direction for a Variety Special

*Billy Joel: The 100th – Live at Madison Square Garden (CBS)

STEVE COHEN, Lighting Designer

MARK FOFFANO, Lighting Consultant

JUSTIN CHEATHAM, Lighting Director

TAD INFERRERA, Lighting Director

ADRIAN BASSETT, Chief Lighting Technician

Technical Direction and Camerawork for a Series

*Saturday Night Live (NBC)

Host: Timothée Chalamet

BILL DIGIOVANNI, Technical Director

JOHN PINTO, Camera

PAUL CANGIALOSI, Camera

ANTHONY TARANTINO, Camera

DAVE DRISCOLL, Camera

BRIAN PHRANER, Camera

DANIEL ERBECK, Camera

Technical Direction and Camerwork for a Special

*Billy Joel: The 100th – Live at Madison Square Garden (CBS)

JON PRETNAR, Technical Director

ROB BALTON, Camera

MARK BRITT, Camera

BOBBY DEL RUSSO, Camera

DANIEL ERBECK, Camera

NICK FAYO, Camera

PETE FORREST, Camera

JONNY HARKINS, Camera

SHAUN HARKINS, Camera

RAY HOOVER, Camera

JOHN KOSMOCHEWSKI, Camera

JAY KULICK, Camera

KEVIN MURPHY, Camera

LYN NOLAND, Camera

JIMMY O’DONNELL, Camera

CHRIS PIAZZA, Camera

MARK RENAUDIN, Camera

ED STAEBLER, Camera

MARK WHITMAN, Camera

RICH YORK, Camera

JEFF SIEGEL, Camera

BRETT TURNBULL, Camera

J.M. HURLEY, Video Control

MICHAEL MAIATICO, Video Control

Directing for a Reality Program

*Love on the Spectrum (Netflix)

Episode 7

CIAN O’CLERY, Directed By

Directing for a Variety Special

*The Oscars (ABC)

HAMISH HAMILTON, Directed By

Directing for a Variety Series

*Saturday Night Live (NBC)

Host: Ryan Gosling

LIZ PATRICK, Directed By

Variety Special (Pre-Recorded)

*Dick Van Dyke 98 Years of Magic (CBS)

Craig Plestis, Executive Producer

Chris Wagner, Executive Producer

Clara Plestis, Executive Producer

Ashley Edens, Executive Producer

Deena Katz, Executive Producer

Arlene Van Dyke, Executive Producer

Stephanie Wagner, Supervising Producer

Brittany Cherry, Producer

Ariel Kubit, Producer

Chelsea Gonnering, Line Producer

Variety Special (Live)

*The Oscars (ABC)

Raj Kapoor, Executive Producer

Molly McNearney, Executive Producer

Katy Mullan, Executive Producer

Rob Paine, Co-Executive Producer

Taryn Hurd, Producer

Sarah Levine Hall, Producer

Jimmy Kimmel, Host

WINNERS: NIGHT TWO

Guest Actor in a Drama Series

Shōgun (FX)

Anjin

NÉSTOR CARBONELL as Rodrigues

Choreography for Scripted Programming

**The Idol (HBO | Max)

Routines: Rehearsal / Music Video Shoot / Dollhouse

NINA MCNEELY, Choreographer

Casting for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie

*Baby Reindeer (Netflix)

NINA GOLD, Casting By

MARTIN WARE, Casting By

Casting for a Comedy Series

*The Bear (FX)

JEANIE BACHARACH, CSA, Casting By

MAGGIE BACHARACH, Casting By

JENNIFER RUDNICKE, CSA, Location Casting

MICKIE PASKAL, CSA, Location Casting

AJ LINKS, CSA, Location Casting

Casting for a Drama Series

*Shōgun (FX)

LAURA SCHIFF, CSA, Casting By

CARRIE AUDINO, CSA, Casting By

KEI KAWAMURA, CSA, Location Casting

MAUREEN WEBB, CSA, Location Casting

COLLEEN BOLTON, Location Casting

Fantasy/Sci-Fi Costumes

*Ahsoka (Disney+)

Part Eight: The Jedi, The Witch, And The Warlord

SHAWNA TRPCIC, Costume Designer

ELISSA ALCALA, Assistant Costume Designer

DEVON PATTERSON, Costume Supervisor

Period Costumes for a Limited or Anthology Series Or Movie

*Feud: Capote vs. The Swans (FX)

Pilot

LOU EYRICH, Costume Designer

LEAH KATZNELSON, Costume Designer

EMILY O’CONNOR, Assistant Costume Designer

LAURA MCCARTHY, Costume Supervisor

HANNA SHEA, Assistant Costume Designer

MIWA ISHII, Head Of Workroom

Period Costumes for a Series

*Shōgun (FX)

Ladies Of The Willow World

CARLOS ROSARIO, Costume Designer

CAROLE GRIFFIN, Costume Supervisor

KRISTEN BOND, Assistant Costume Designer

KENICHI TANAKA, Assistant Costume Designer

PAULA PLACHY, Assistant Costume Designer

Contemporary Costumes for a Limited or Anthology Series

*American Horror Story: Delicate (FX)

The Auteur

JACQUELINE DEMETERIO, Costume Designer

JESSICA ZAVALA, Assistant Costume Designer

JENNIFER SALIM, Assistant Costume Designer

JOSE BANTULA, Costume Supervisor

JILLIAN DAIDONE, Costume Supervisor

Contemporary Costumes for a Series

*The Crown (Netflix)

Sleep, Dearie Sleep

AMY ROBERTS, Costume Designer

GILES GALE, Costume Supervisor

SIDONIE ROBERTS, Associate Costume Designer

Period or Fantasy/Sci-Fi Makeup (Non-Prosthetic)

*Shōgun (FX)

The Abyss Of Life

REBECCA LEE, Makeup Designer

KRYSTAL DEVLIN, Key Makeup Artist

AMBER TRUDEAU, Key Makeup Artist

ANDREA ALCALA, 1st Makeup

LESLIE GRAHAM, 1st Makeup

KRISTA HANN, 1st Makeup

MIKE FIELDS, 1st Makeup

EMILY WALSH, 1st Makeup

Contemporary Makeup (Non-Prosthetic)

*The Morning Show (Apple TV+)

Strict Scrutiny

CINDY WILLIAMS, Department Head Makeup Artist

LIZ VILLAMARIN, Key Makeup Artist

ANGELA LEVIN, Personal Makeup Artist

TRACEY LEVY, Personal Makeup Artist

KEIKO WEDDING, Makeup Artist

AMY SCHMIEDERER, Makeup Artist

Prosthetic Makeup

*Shōgun (FX)

A Dream Of A Dream

TOBY LINDALA, Special Makeup Effects Department Head

BREE-ANNA LEHTO, Key Prosthetic Makeup Artist

SUZIE KLIMACK, Special Makeup Effects Artist

Contemporary Hairstyling

*The Morning Show (Apple TV+)

The Kármán Line

NICOLE VENABLES, Department Head Hairstylist

JENNIFER PETROVICH, Key Hairstylist

JANINE THOMPSON, Personal Hairstylist

LONA VIGI, Personal Hairstylist

Period or Fantasy/Sci-Fi Hairstyling

*Shōgun (FX)

A Stick Of Time

SANNA KAARINA SEPPANEN, Hair Designer

MARIAH CRAWLEY, Key Hairstylist

MADISON GILLESPIE, Key Hairstylist

NAKRY KEO, Key Hairstylist

JANIS BEKKERING, Key Hairstylist

Guest Actress in a Drama Series

*Mr. & Mrs. Smith (Apple TV+)

Infidelity

MICHAELA COEL as Bev

Stunt Performance

Shōgun (FX)

The Eightfold Fence

HIROO MINAMI, Stunt Performer

NOBUYUKI OBIKANE, Stunt Performer

MARTIN COCHINGCO, Stunt Performer

JOHNSON PHAN, Stunt Performer

Stunt Coordination for Comedy Programming

*The Gentlemen (Netflix)

MARK MOTTRAM, Stunt Coordinator

Stunt Coordinator for Drama Programming

*Mr. & Mrs. Smith (Prime Video)

STEPHEN POPE, Stunt Coordinator

Production Design For a Narrative Period or Fantasy Program (1 Hour or More)

*Shōgun (FX)

Anjin

HELEN JARVIS, Production Designer

CHRIS BEACH, Art Director

LISA LANCASTER, Set Decorator

JONATHAN LANCASTER, Set Decorator

Production Design For a Narrative Contemporary Program (1 Hour or More)

*The Crown (Netflix)

Sleep, Dearie Sleep

MARTIN CHILDS, Production Designer

MARK RAGGETT, Art Director

ALISON HARVEY, Set Decorator

Production Design for a Narrative Program (Half-Hour)

*Only Murders in the Building (FX)

Opening Night

PATRICK HOWE, Production Designer

CASEY SMITH, Art Director

RICH MURRAY, Set Decorator

Picture Editing for a Multi-Camera Comedy Series

*How I Met Your Father (Hulu)

Okay Fine, It’s A Hurricane

RUSSELL GRIFFIN, ACE, Editor

Picture Editing for a Single-Camera Comedy Series

*The Bear (FX)

Fishes

JOANNA NAUGLE, ACE, Editor

Guest Actor in a Comedy Series

*The Bear (FX)

Fishes

JON BERNTHAL as Michael Berzatto

Guest Actress in a Comedy Series

*The Bear (FX)

Fishes

JAMIE LEE CURTIS as Donna Berzatto

Picture Editing for a Drama Series

*Shōgun (FX)

A Dream Of A Dream

MARIA GONZALES, Editor

AIKA MIYAKE, Editor

Picture Editing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie

*Baby Reindeer (Netflix)

Episode 4

PETER H. OLIVER, Editor

BENJAMIN GERSTEIN, Editor

Special Visual Effects in a Single Episode

*Ripley (Netflix)

III Sommerso

JOHN BOWERS, Visual Effects Supervisor

JASON TSANG, Visual Effects Supervisor

JOSEPH SERVODIO, Visual Effects Producer

MARICEL PAGULAYAN, Visual Effects Producer

CHRISTOPHER WHITE, Visual Effects Supervisor

LIBBY HAZELL, Visual Effects Producer

FRANCOIS SUGNY, Visual Effects Sequence Supervisor

GAIA BUSSOLATI, Visual Effects Supervisor

PEPE VALENCIA, Visualization Supervisor

Special Visual Effects in a Season or a Movie

*Shōgun (FX)

MICHAEL CLIETT, Overall Visual Effects Supervisor

MELODY MEAD, Production Associate Visual Effects Producer

JED GLASSFORD, Onset Visual Effects Supervisor

CAMERON WALDBAUER, Special Effects Coordinator

PHILIP ENGSTRÖM, Visual Effects Supervisor: ILP

CHELSEA MIRUS, Visual Effects Production Manager: ILP

ED BRUCE, Visual Effects Supervisor: SSVFX

NICHOLAS MURPHY, Visual Effects Producer: SSVFX

KYLE ROTTMAN, Visual Effects Supervisor: Refuge

Main Title Design

*Shōgun (FX)

NADIA TZUO, Creative Director

XIAOLIN ZENG, Designer

ILYA TSELYUTIN, Designer

ALEX SILVER, Animator

LEE BUCKLEY, Animator

EVAN LARIMORE, Animator

Sound Editing for a Comedy or Drama Series (Half-Hour) and Animation

*The Bear (FX)

Forks

STEVE “MAJOR” GIAMMARIA, MPSE, Co-Supervising Sound Editor

ANDREA BELLA, Co-Supervising Sound Editor

EVAN BENJAMIN, Dialogue Editor

JONATHAN FUHRER, Sound Effects Editor

ANNIE TAYLOR, MPSE, Foley Editor

JASON LINGLE, Music Editor

JEFF LINGLE, Music Editor

LESLIE BLOOME, MPSE, Foley Artist

SHAUN BRENNAN, Foley Artist

Sound Editing for a Comedy or Drama Series (1 Hour)

*Shōgun (FX)

Broken To The Fist

BRIAN J ARMSTRONG, MPSE, Supervising Sound Editor

BENJAMIN COOK, MPSE, Sound Designer

JAMES GALLIVAN, Sound Designer

JOHN CREED, MPSE, Dialogue Editor

AYAKO YAMAUCHI, MPSE, ADR Editor

MARK HAILSTONE, Sound Effects Editor

KEN CAIN, Foley Editor

MELISSA MUIK, Music Editor

MATT SALIB, Foley Artist

SANAA KELLEY, MPSE, Foley Artist

Sound Editing for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special

*Ripley (Netflix)

III Sommerso

LARRY ZIPF, Co-Supervising Sound Editor/ Sound Designer

MICHAEL FEUSER, Co-Supervising Sound Editor

MICHAEL MCMENOMY, Dialogue Editor

LIDIA TAMPLENIZZA, Supervising ADR Editor

DAVID FORSHEE, MPSE, Sound Effects Editor

BILL R. DEAN, MPSE, Sound Effects Editor

WYATT SPRAGUE, Sound Effects Editor

ANGELO PALAZZO, MPSE, Sound Effects Editor

MATT HAASCH, Supervising Foley Editor

IGOR NIKOLIC, Foley Editor

DAN FARKAS, MPSE, Music Editor

BEN SCHOR, Music Editor

JAY PECK, Foley Artist

SANDRA FOX, Foley Artist

Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (Half-Hour) and Animation

*The Bear (FX)

Forks

STEVE “MAJOR” GIAMMARIA, Re-Recording Mixer

SCOTT D. SMITH, CAS, Production Mixer

PATRICK CHRISTENSEN, ADR Mixer

RYAN COLLISON, Foley Mixer

Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (1 Hour)

*Shōgun (FX)

Broken To The Fist

STEVE PEDERSON, Re-Recording Mixer

GREG P. RUSSELL, Re-Recording Mixer

MICHAEL WILLIAMSON, CAS, Production Mixer

TAKASHI AKAKU, ADR Mixer

ARNO STEPHANIAN, Foley Mixer

Sound Mixing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie

*Masters of the Air (Apple TV+)

Part Five

MICHAEL MINKLER, CAS, Re-Recording Mixer

DUNCAN MCRAE, Re-Recording Mixer

TIM FRASER, Production Mixer

THOR FIENBERG, Scoring Mixer

Performer in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series

*The Eric Andre Show (Adult Swim)

ERIC ANDRÉ as Eric André

Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score)

*Only Murders in the Building (FX)

Sitzprobe

SIDDHARTHA KHOSLA, Composer

Original Main Title Theme Music

*Palm Royale (Apple TV+)

JEFF TOYNE, Composer

Original Music and Lyrics

*Only Murders in the Building (FX)

Sitzprobe

BENJ PASEK, Music & Lyrics

JUSTIN PAUL, Music & Lyrics

MARC SHAIMAN, Music & Lyrics

SCOTT WITTMAN, Music & Lyrics

Music Supervision

*Fallout (Prime Video)

The End

TRYGGE TOVEN, Music Supervisor

Music Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special (Original Dramatic Score)

*Lessons in Chemistry (Apple TV+)

Book Of Calvin

CARLOS RAFAEL RIVERA, Composer

Cinematography for a Multi-Camera Series (Half-Hour)

*How I Met Your Father (Hulu)

Okay Fine, It’s A Hurricane

GARY BAUM, ASC, Director Of Photography

Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (Half-Hour)

*The Bear (FX)

Forks

ANDREW WEHDE, Director Of Photography

Cinematography For a Series (1 Hour)

*Shōgun (FX)

Crimson Sky

SAM MCCURDY, ASC, BSC, Director Of Photography

Cinematography for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie

*Ripley (Netflix)

V Lucio

ROBERT ELSWIT, ASC, Director of Photography

Television Movie

*Quiz Lady (Hulu)

ALEX BROWN, Executive Producer

ERIKA HAMPSON, Executive Producer

WILL FERRELL, Produced By

JESSICA ELBAUM, Produced By

MAGGIE HASKINS, Produced By

ITAY REISS, Produced By

JEN D’ANGELO, Produced By

AWKWAFINA, Produced By

SANDRA OH, Produced By