2018 Creative Arts Emmy Winners – Variety

HBO's Game of Thrones and FX's Gianni Versace: American Crime Story have gained momentum after the opening night of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

"Game of Thrones" entered the night as a columnist after winning 22 Emmy nominations. "Thrones" finished the night with seven wins. The limited series of FX, "Gianni Versace", has won four victories, including for contemporary costumes.

The transport for "Thrones" has helped HBO maintain a comfortable lead among the networks with 13 wins so far, followed by 10 for Netflix and seven for FX. The race for the network is being watched closely this year because Netflix clinched HBO first place in the total number of nominations for the first time in 18 years.

Hulu and NBC claimed four awards at the nearly three-hour ceremony at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles, while Amazon won three. More than 40 other prizes will be awarded Sunday night, following the two-night Creative Arts Awards ceremonies. The remaining Emmys will be presented on September 17 during a ceremony broadcast live on NBC.

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Among the programs, the big winners of Saturday were in line with the shows that should already take place in the derby Emmy this year. "The Crown" and "USS Callister: Black Mirror" from Amazon, "The Crown" and "The Handmaid's Tale" from Hulu, and "Westworld" from HBO won three wins each.

Jonathan Nolan, co-creator / executive producer of "Westworld", emphasized the dominance of "Game of Thrones" by winning his trophy for interactive media as part of a scripted program. He expressed his thanks to the "Game of Thrones" showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff "for finishing with the rest of us to win Emmys," he joked.

The winners also joked about the high volume of thanks to Ryan Murphy, the big producer of "Gianni Versace" and other series, who was in the audience.

After the limited FX series won three first prizes, James Corden took off while accepting his victory for humorous or short-lived drama series (for entry CBS / Snapchat's James Corden & # 39; s Next James Corden). you, Ryan. Corden also won for acting in a short series for the same program.

Ron Cephas Jones has been a guest actor in a drama for NBC's "This Is Us". Samira Wiley was an actress in a drama for "The Handmaid's Tale" of Hulu. Both were appointed for last year. this year. Jones made a special mention of the creator of "This Is Us", saying "Thanks to Dan Fogelman for giving me the opportunity".

Wiley thanked "my superior power" and also distinguished her co-star Elisabeth Moss as "the best stage partner that a girl can ask for".

Katt Williams clinched the comic actor's victory for his work at "Atlanta." Tiffany Haddish won her first Emmy for her stay in "Saturday Night Live".

Television veteran Christina Pickles ("St. Elsewhere") won her first piece of equipment after six nominations. She was named actress in a short series, for her series Vimeo "Break a Hip". "I've tried so many times to win an Emmy, so that's great," said Pickles.

The "USS Callister" component of the dramatic anthology "Black Mirror" was a surprise winner of the best TV movie. Rick and Morty: Pickle Rick, of Adult Swim, got the upper hand on animation programs. HBO's "Magic Wand: A Sesame Street Special" for the Children's Program.

The original interactive program was awarded to the joint venture of NASA and JPL, "Cassini Grand Final". "How many projects manage to desorb their star performer at the end of the shoot?", Asked producer Stephanie L. Smith of the Cassini Space Mission, which lasted 20 years and ended in 2017.

Carlos Rafael Rivera, winner of the Netflix title song "Godless", dedicated his victory to Beth Krakower, who died on September 5th at the age of 46. "Beth Krakower, it's for you," he said.

The ceremony was also marked by the Governor's Award at "Star Trek" for more than 50 years of daring tracks on television and movies. The kudo, presented by Bill Nye, came for the 52nd anniversary of the premiere of the original series on NBC. More than 100 crew members of the six "Star Trek" series were present, as well as "Star Trek" legends, including William Shatner, LeVar Burton and Walter Koenig and Sonequa Martin-Green, star of the last entry, " Star Trek: discovery.

"Star Trek" has changed the world for the better, "said Nye," What a gift, "added Shatner.

Here is a complete list of Saturday winners:

Telefilm: "USS Callister: Black Mirror"

Invited actor in a humorous series: Katt Williams, "Atlanta"

Cinematography for a one camera series (one hour): Adriano Goldman, "The Crown"

Cinematography for a single-camera series (half hour): Christian Sprenger, "Atlanta"

Hairstyle for a single camera series: "Westworld"

Makeup for a single camera series (non-prosthetic): "Westworld"

Children's Program: "Magic Wand Hunt: A Sesame Street Special"

Contemporary Costumes: "The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"

Creative realization in interactive media in a scripted program: "Westworld", "Chaos takes control of the interactive experience".

Original interactive program: "JPL NASA: Cassini Grand Finale"

Single-camera image editing for a dramatic series: "The Handmaid's Tale"

Single-camera image editing for a limited edition or movie: "Black Mirror: USS Callister"

Sound editing for limited series, films or specials: "Black Mirror: USS Callister"

Actress invited in a drama series: Samira Wiley, "The Handmaid's Tale"

Sound editing for a comic or dramatic series (half-hour) and animation: "Atlanta"

Sound mixing for a humorous or dramatic series (half an hour) and animation: "Barry"

Sound mixing for a humorous or dramatic series (one hour): "Game of Thrones"

Sound editing for a comedy or a drama (one hour): "Stranger Things"

Production design of a narrative program (half an hour or less): "GLOW"

Conception of the production of the contemporary narrative program: "The Handmaid's Tale"

Conception of the production of a narrative for a narrative period or a fantastic program: "Game of Thrones"

Fantasy / science fiction costumes: "Game of Thrones"

Musical Supervision: Robin Urdang, Amy Sherman-Palladino, Dan Palladino, "The Wonderful Mrs. Maisel"

Coordination of cascades for a comic series or a show of varieties: "GLOW"

Stunt coordination for a drama series, limited series or film: Rowley Irlam, "Game of Thrones"

Invited actor in a drama series: Ron Cephas Jones, "This Is Us"

Musical composition for a limited series, film or special (original drama score): Cyril Aufort, "The Penguin March 2: the next step"

Musical composition for a series (original dramatic score): Ramin Djawadi, "Game of Thrones"

Main title: "Counterparty"

Music of the main theme of the main title: Carlos, Rafael Rivera, "Godless"

Special visual effects in a supporting role: "The Alienist"

Special effects: "Game of Thrones"

Prosthetic makeup for a limited series, film or special: "Game of Thrones"

Costumes of the time: "The Crown"

Cinematography for a multi-camera series: Gary Baum, "Will & Grace"

Retouching multi-camera images for a humorous series: "Will & Grace"

Montage of a single camera photo for a humorous series: "The wonderful Madame Maisel"

Guest Actress in a humorous series: Tiffany Haddish, "Saturday Night Live"

Actress in a humorous or dramatic series: Christina Pickles, "Break a Hip".

Actor in a humorous or dramatic series: James Corden, "James Corden Next James Corden"

Humorous or Dramatic Series: "James Corden Next James Corden"

Commercial: "The Talk", P & G, "My Black is Beautiful"

Cinematography for a limited series or film: Mathias Herndl, "Genius: Picasso"

Hairstyle for a limited series or movie: "The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"

Makeup for a limited series or film, non-prosthetic: "The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"

Sound mixing for a limited edition or a movie: "Genius: Picasso"

Animation Program: "Rick and Morty: Rick Pickle"

Short animation program: "Robot Chicken"

Voiceover performance: Alex Borstein, "Family Guy"

Casting for a humorous series: "The wonderful Mrs. Maisel"

Casting for a limited series: "The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"

Casting for a drama series: "The Crown"

(Photo: James Corden)