The authors of ABC BlackAppleTV + PachinkoDisney Oscar winner Charm and the satire of Adam McKay don’t look up are among the winners of the 46th edition of the Humanitas Awards. The awards were presented at a ceremony at the Beverly Hilton on Friday afternoon.
The Humanitas Awards have been awarded since 1973 to honor television and film writers whose work explores the human condition with nuance and substance. Writers in 10 categories receive $ 10,000 in cash prizes.
Other winners included Nanfu Wang for his documentary in the same breathMatt Harris for writing the screenplay for Ted Melfi star Starring Melissa McCarthy, Kevin Kline and Marissa Jo Serrai to write an episode of the ABC anthology series “Mother and Son” women of the movement.
Also during the ceremony, attended by Larry Wilmore, Humanitas presented the Kieser Award to Filmmakers for Ukraine and the Voice for Change Award for the network’s #TakeTheLead initiative to Starz President and CEO Jeffrey Hirsch. There was also the Carol Mendelsohn College Drama Award and the David and Lynn Angell College Comedy Awards, which are given to college screenwriters.
This is the complete list of winners:
Children’s television game.
The Deaf: Written by Cece Bell and Will McRobb
comic feature film
Don’t Look: Written by Adam McKay
comedy television program
Black: “If a black cries in the woods …”: Written by Rob Chavis
Documentary
In the same breath: Nanfu Wang
dramatic feature film
Star: Written by Matt Harris
television drama
Pachinko: “Chapter One” – Written by So Hye
family function
Charm: Written by Charis Castro Smith and Jared Bush
A limited series, a TV movie or a special
Women of the Movement: “Mother and Son”: Written by Marisa Jo Serrari
A short film
The Girls Are Strong Here: Written by Scott Burkhardt
web series
Disappointments: Written by Rich Burns
Carol Mendelsohn University Theater Scholarship
Haley Tibbenham
Paul Coleman
Laura Wallin Penalba
David and Lynn Angell College Comedy Scholarship
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Rafael Diez
Texas Greham
New Voices Fellow
alberto m Chan, Devon Carey, Maurizio Ledez, Myra Aquino and Shannon TL Kearns (2022)
Andrew Bluestone, Brian Stempnicki, Emma Soren, John Lowe and Catherine Rupp (2021)
Dear Danielle Brown, Chris Gibbons, Eric Anthony Glover, Eugene Ramos and Lena Parody (2020)
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Source: Deadline
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