Emmys hand out so many awards a year that the awards show has to be spread over multiple nights. Thus, the weekend before the grand gala which will take place on Monday 12 September and where the main prizes will be awarded, creative emmies are heldtwo evenings in which the Television Academy recognizes, among other things, the technical and artistic achievements and the guest performances of the last year on television.
In this first phase of the 74th Emmy Awards there are already several series that start with an advantage in the face of the final tally that this edition will leave. Leading with five awards each are ‘Stranger Things’, ‘Euphoria’ and ‘The White Lotus’, with the docuseries ‘The Beatles: Get Back’ and the special ‘Adele: One Night Only’ with the same number of statuettes. Following on from four awards are “The Squid Game” and “Arcane”.
In the Best Actor and Guest Actress categories, Nathan Lane finally won his first Emmy thanks to “Only Murders in the Building” and after being nominated seven times in the same category. Laurie Metcalf received her fourth Emmy for “Hacks”, while Lee Yoo-mi and Colman Domingo took home their firsts for “The Squid Game” and “Euphoria” respectively.
On the other hand, Peter Jackson added to his long history of awards two Emmys for Disney docuseries + “The Beatles: Get Back”, Chadwick Boseman won a posthumous Emmy for his vocal work in animation “What if … ? ” by Marvel and ‘Jíbaro’, the acclaimed short film of ‘Love, Death & Robots’ directed by the Spanish Alberto Mielgo won the award for the best animated short film (which adds to the Emmy special for best character design she already had). Finally, Disney + ‘s “Chip and Chop: The Rescue Guardians” emerged as the winner in the Best Movie for TV category.
We leave you with the full list of winners in the fiction categories of this year’s Creative Emmy. The main ceremony is held, where the other prizes will be awarded at dawn (Spanish time) from Monday 12th to Tuesday 13th September.
The 2022 Creative Emmy Award-winning series and films
-Best casting for a comedy: “Abbott School”
-Best Drama Casting: ‘Succession’
-Best miniseries or TV movie cast: “The White Lotus”
– Best Guest Actor (Comedy): Nathan Lane for “Only Murders in the Building”
-Best Guest Actor (Drama): Colman Domingo for ‘Euphoria’
– Best Guest Actress (Comedy): Laurie Metcalf for ‘Hacks’
– Best Guest Actress (Drama): Lee You-mi for “The Squid Game”
-Best choreography: ‘Euphoria’
-Best Photography in a Miniseries or TV Movie: “Dopesick: Addiction Story”
-Best Photography in a Multi-Cam Series: “How I Met Your Dad”
-Best Photography in a Single Camera Series (Half Hour): ‘Atlanta’
-Best Photography in a Single Camera Series (one hour): ‘Euphoria’
-Best contemporary costume: ‘Hacks’
-Best period costume: “The great”
-Best Costume (Fantasy / Sci-Fi): “What we do in the shadows”
-Best Contemporary Hair Salon: ‘Impeachment: American Crime Story’
-Best menstrual hairdresser: ‘The Bridgertons’
-Best Contemporary Makeup: ‘Euphoria’
Best Period Makeup / Character: ‘Pam & Tommy’
-Best prosthetic makeup: ‘Stranger Things’
– Best credits sequence: ‘Separation’
-Best editing (multi-cam, comedy): “How I Met Your Dad”
– Best Editing (Single Camera, Comedy): ‘Barry’
-Best Editing (Single Camera, Drama): ‘Euphoria’
-Best editing (miniseries or TV movie): ‘The White Lotus’
-Music Theme for Best Credit Title: “The White Lotus”
-Best soundtrack (miniseries or TV movie): ‘The White Lotus’
-Best soundtrack (drama): “Separation”
-Best Musical Supervision: ‘Stranger Things’
-Best Original Song: ‘Schmigadoon!’
-Best set design (contemporary): ‘The Squid Game’
-Best scenography (period): ‘The golden age’
-Best Set Design (half hour series): “Murders only in the building”
-Best sound editing (half hour series): “Barry”
– Best sound editing (one hour series): “Stranger Things”
-Best sound editing (miniseries or TV movie): “Moon Knight”
-Best sound mix (half hour series): “Murders only in the building”
-Best Sound Mix (one hour series): “Stranger Things”
-Best sound mixing (miniseries or TV movie): “The White Lotus”
– Best Visual Effects (Season or Movie): “Boba Fett’s Book”
-Best Visual Effects (Episode): ‘The Squid Game’, ‘The VIPS’
Best Acrobatic Coordination (Comedy): “Barry”
-Best acrobatic coordination (drama): “Stranger Things”
-Best Risk Scenes Work: ‘The Squid Game’
-Best TV movie: “Chip and Chop: The rescue guardians”
-Best Animated Series: ‘Arcane’
– Best Vocal Performance: Chadwick Boseman for “What if …?”
-Best animated short format program: ‘Jíbaro’, from ‘Love, Death & Robots’
Source: E Cartelera
