Elvis Cinematographer Mandy Walker took home the first prize for the film at the 37th Annual ASC Awards, which took place tonight at the Beverly Hilton. She is the first woman to win the ASC Marquee Cup.
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The ASC Feature Film winner has won an Oscar nearly half the time — 17 times in 36 years. Greig Fraser won the ASC First Prize last year for DuneOn its way to winning an Academy Award.
Walker will compete for the Academy Award for Best Cinematography on March 12 against fellow nominees Darius Khondji (Bardot) and Roger Dickens (The Empire of Light), along with James Friend (All Quiet on the Western Front) and Florian Hofmeister (tar).
The Documentary Award went to Ben Bernard and Rigo Das for HBO all this breathing, and Sturla Brandth Grøvlen received the DCM Films Spotlight Award war sailor.
FX’s Junior Drama old man Picking up a pair of wins tonight: Jules O’Loughlin in the One-Hour Commercial TV category and Sean Porter for Pilot, Limited Series or TV Movie.
HBO’s Carl Hearst Barry It won an episode of the half-hour series.
Gina Prince-Bythewood presented the ASC Board of Governors Awards to… Fences Four-time Academy Award winner and nominee Viola Davis, Alejandro G. Bardot Oscar nominee Khonji, who won the international award.
Five-time Emmy Award nominee Fred Murphy (The good wife in therapy) accepted the Career Achievement in Television Award, presented by Jake Gyllenhaal. Charlie Lieberman (Heroes, Party of Five ) won the Presidents Television Award. The Curtis Clark Art Award went to two-time Emmy Award winner Sam Nicholson (The Walking Dead, Grey’s Anatomy).
Stephen Goldblatt, two-time Academy Award nominee (Help Prince of Tides) received a Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by Help Oscar winner Octavia Spencer.
TCM’s Ben Mankiewicz celebrated his sixth time hosting the ASC Awards, which honor the year’s best in feature film, documentaries and television cinematography.
Here are the 2023 ASC Awards winners:
movie
Mandy Walker Elvis (Warner Bros.)
One-hour non-commercial television series episode
david mullen, The wonderful Mrs. Maisel – “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” (Prime Video)
pilot, limited series, or motion picture made, television
Sean Porter, old man – “I” (FX)
Spotlight Award
Sturla Brandth Grovlen, war sailor (DCM movie)
A one-hour commercial television series episode
Jules O’Loughlin, old man – “IV” (FX)
Documentary Award
Ben Bernard and Rigo Das, It all breathes (HBO / HBO Max)
Half hour series
Carl Hirst, Barry – “Getting Started Now” (HBO/HBO Max)