76th Creative Arts Emmys Night 2: Shogun breaks record, Jamie Lee Curtis and Sandra Oh among winners

[babarsuhail]

Find out the 2024 #CreativeArtsEmmys winners in this full list, from guest actor to animated program. https://t.co/dOMIPc3QvR
- IndieWire (@IndieWire) September 7, 2024
- Shogun broke the record for most Emmy wins in a single year with 14 wins. This is before the main Primetime Emmys telecast airing September 15th, where it's nominated int 6 more

Comments

[wwgrogudo]

Idk why Jon Bernthal's acting is given the time of day. Anyone could play his role - even the nice back and forth in Napkins.

Shogun was a phenom.

Masters of the Air did have decent sound design (idc who they were up against.)

I think JLC deserved her Emmy for The Bear.

Interesting that Only Murders and music - it's been on for several seasons but just now got nommed for score? And maybe Pickwick Triplets? Maybe scores are nommed each year?

I wish it was in a different year but Fallout should have won some of these awards including prosthetics, prod design, sound design (if not up against Shogun.) Shogun deserved them but so did Fallout.

[imnotasquirrel]

Damn, Shogun did really well tonight. Makes me think Anna Sawai has a decent shot at winning next weekend.

I'm still salty that Sandra Oh never won an acting Emmy for Grey's or Killing Eve (past the first season I can't even blame the Emmy voters, because the KE writers so thoroughly fucked her over) but glad she finally won one for producing!

[hyperpop]

Surprised by some of Shogun’s wins here, someone called it the best out-of-focus show on tv and I have to agree, I found the inconsistent camera effects pretty distracting

Really hoping Anna Sawai gets best actress

[wwgrogudo]

Super out of focus!

[deerlike]

Shogun fully deserves its creative Emmys, it really did transport the viewer to Tokugawa Japan. I was surprised to learn after watching that it was filmed mostly in northwest Canada.

[wwgrogudo]

I recognized those BC trees in Shogun before I looked up anything about the production. 🤣🌲

[deerlike]

Speaking of trees, I read in the wiki that they actually transported a Japanese white pine tree over to Canada for filming (and planted it permanently somewhere in BC post-production).

[wwgrogudo]

Oh wild, I love that idea and hope it thrives! ❤️🌲❤️🌲❤️

[ty]

I am glad that Christmas Episode of The Bear is being recognized, it was excellent.

I have not watched many others, so that's all I got