AND THE WINNERS ARE...
Adorned in his signature boxing robe, 10-time Olympic medalist
for Swim Team USA Gary Hall, Jr. presented the evening's first
two awards for television. In a competitive field that included
Bridgerton, The Crown, The Gilded Age, Palm Royale and Tokyo Vice,
it was newcomer
FALLOUT that took the honor for "OUTSTANDING
LOCATIONS IN A PERIOD TELEVISION SERIES" with its retro future 1950's
vibe and post-apocalyptic aftermath that filmed in Utah, New
York, New Jersey and Namibia, Africa.
SLM PAUL KRAMER accepted on behalf of his team, along with
LMs CHRIS ARENA, MANDI DILLIN/LMGI and DAVID PARK/LMGI, who
joined him on stage, and
PAUL VAN DER PLOEG, who watched from
Namibia.
"We all know that filmmaking is a collaborative process,"
said Kramer, "and when you are fortunate enough
to work with a team that shares your enthusiasm
and takes on the heart and soul of the story with you, we
can all really enjoy the thrill of discovery and the joy and
satisfaction of what we do for a living."
In the "OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS IN A CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION
SERIES" category, MOHAMMAD QAZZAZ/LMGI and LUKE ANTOSZ/LMGI
garnered the award for their work on FARGO, besting acclaimed
nominees The Gentlemen, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Reservation Dogs–
S3, Slow Horses–S3 and Sugar. Filmed in Calgary, Canada, for
Minnesota and North Dakota, US, they helped build the surreal
world of
FARGO's fifth season.
Actor Kate Linder, still going strong after 42 years on The Young
and the Restless, handed the award for "OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS
IN A TV SERIAL PROGRAM, ANTHOLOGY, OR LIMITED SERIES" to Amalfi
David Park/LMGI,
Christopher Arena, Paul Kramer,
Mandi Dillin/LMGI, Fallout
Giuseppe Nardi/LMGI, Ripley
Jaclyn Philpo, Einar Hansen Tomasson,
Isak Karason, Film In Iceland
Mark Freid/LMGI, and
Paul Riordan/LMGI,
TOYOTA: PRESENT
FROM THE PAST
