Julie Andrews gained her third Emmy Award at age 89 Saturday at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, whereas “The Studio” will take 9 trophies and “The Penguin” will take eight into subsequent weekend’s primary Emmys ceremony.
Andrews gained for greatest character voice-over efficiency for her work on Netflix’s “Bridgerton,” her first Emmy since 2005.
“The Studio,” the Hollywood satire from Apple TV+ that’s this 12 months’s top-nominated comedy collection, gained for its cinematography, manufacturing design, casting and different craft classes.
“Thank you, Sal Saperstein,” practically all the “Studio” winners stated from the stage, a operating gag that may be a reference to Ike Barinholtz’s character who will get unexpectedly thanked on the present.
The present’s winners bought to make use of their actual filmmaking chops to recreate a pretend one, together with Adam Newport-Berra, whose cinematography evoked the magnificence the present’s comedian characters had been making an attempt to seize.
He gained for a really meta episode referred to as “The Oner,” through which an on-screen crew is making an attempt to seize a protracted single shot in an episode that’s itself achieved in a single shot.
“‘The Oner’ was sort of the pinnacle of what we were trying to achieve,” Newport-Berra stated backstage.
In an analogous visible vein, “Adolescence,” the acclaimed Netflix present the place each episode is a single shot, gained greatest cinematography in a restricted collection.
But it was considered one of solely two Emmys gained by “Adolescence” on an evening when HBO’s “The Penguin” dominated the restricted collection classes. The abundance of craft classes given out allowed it to win eight, together with prosthetic make-up and visible results.
“Andor,” the Disney+ “Star Wars” collection, gained 4 in the drama classes.
The Creative Arts Emmys, the place practically 100 awards are handed out throughout two nights, are a precursor to the primary Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony, which is able to air stay on CBS on Sept. 14.
“This is the real Emmys,” presenter Maya Rudolph stated at the starting of the present at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. “This is that Emmys they couldn’t have the other Emmys without, cause nothing would get made.”