[Tomasa Joined: Apr 25th, 2020 Topics: 1 Posts: 14 View Predictions]

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How does the academy announce the Creative Arts Emmy nominations? They post them on the site at 8:30 when the Primetime Emmys are announced on livestream?

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I don’t think “Blood Atonement”  was submitted for UTBOH, was it?  I thought the writing submissions were “Revelation” and “When God was Love” but not sure since I can’t access the writing ballot pdf.

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I know… there is a little bit of everything. Such a hard year to predict but, since I don’t think things will change much after noms are announced, here are my winner predictions:

Series -Dopesick

Actor – Michael Keaton (Dopesick)

Actress- Amanda Seyfried (The Dropout)

Supporting actress-Jennifer Coolidge (White Lotus)

Supporting actor- Murray Bartlett (White Lotus)

Directing- Danny Strong (Dopesick)

Writing- Dustin Lance Black (UTBOH)

Art Direction- Moon Knight  or Gaslit

Cinematography- Gonzalo Amat (UTBOH)

Music- Jeff Ament and Josh Klinghoffer (UTBOH)

Editing- Isaac Earl Hagy (Station Eleven)

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Replying to the comment that Garfield might be the only major nomination for Under the Banner of Heaven:
Seems like Limited Series and Directing (David Mackenzie) are still well in the mix. I’ve also heard a lot of buzz for Wyatt Russell in supporting, I would not count him out.

However it goes in the “major” nominations. I think it will do quite well on the Creative Arts Awards nominations with at least 7: Casting, Cinematography, Editing, Makeup, Music Composition, Sound Mixing. Other possibilities Sound Editing, Production Design and Main Title Design.

 

 

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Same here! I’m wondering if metacritic is going to update their score for Banner,  it’s been the same for a month with only 22 critic reviews.

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As with everything in life, it depends on who you talk to.
From my interactions with Emmy voters shows like:

Under the Banner of Heaven, Station Eleven, Midnight Mass and Landscapers were the favorites to win (at least in most of the Creative Arts categories we discussed).

It is always interesting to hear how different the favorites from friends that don’t work in the industry are.

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Outstanding Cinematography Limited Series

Under the Banner of Heaven   Gonzalo Amat “When God was Love”
1883 Ben Richardson “1883”
Landscapers Erik Wilson
Dopesick Checco Varese “First Bottle”
The White Lotus Ben Kutchins “Arrivals”                      Other contenders:
Station Eleven Christian Sprenger “Wheel of Fire”
Maid Quyen Tran “Dollar store”

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[Tomasa Joined: Apr 25th, 2020 Topics: 1 Posts: 14 View Predictions]

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Given the amount of contenders in this category, is it possible the academy will increase the number of nominees?

 

 

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Perhaps is a bit early, but I’m not seeing much love in the predictions from the experts and top users for Anatomy of a Scandal and Under the Banner of Heaven. I think both are going to be top contenders in most limited series categories- along with Dopesick and White Lotus of course.
UTBOH for Best Limited Series, Director, Lead Actor and Cinematography noms for sure.

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Why are most predictions, polls etc not including Gaslit, Julia Roberts, Penn?

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Outstanding Cinematography for a Limited Series or Movie

•James Laxton, The Underground Railroad.

•Gonzalo Amat, Fargo  “The Nadir”.

•Shabier Kirchner, Small Axe “Mangrove”.

•Steven Meizler, The Queen’s Gambit.

•Tim Ives, Halston “The party is over”

 

Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour)

•David Franco, Perry Mason  Ch 2

•Dariusz Wolski, Raised by Wolves.

•Robert McLachlan, Lovecraft Country.

•Stuart Biddlecombe, The Handsmaid Tale.

•Adriano Goldman, The Crown.

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Rufus Sewell for “The Man in the High Castle”

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DARK
I May Destroy you
Unsolved Mysteries
Ozark
And for something “lighter” Outerbanks

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I was hoping that being the final season “The man in the High Castle” would finally receive the recognition it deserves. It baffles me how Rufus Sewell or Joel De la Fuente have never even been nominated. Sewell’s portrayal of John Smith is flawless. Hopefully, as it has in years prior,  the Creative Emmy Awards  will  include and recognize the amazing cinematography, production design, visual effects, music and editing. Specially the series finale, even if the ending was not to everyone’s liking, it is one of the best crafted episodes I’ve ever watched on TV.