Po raz 69 swoje nagrody przyznała Gildia Reżyserów Amerykańskich. W najważniejszej z kategorii zwyciężył Damien Chazelle, za reżyserię filmu „La La Land”.
Wygrana Chazelle’a utwierdza go na pozycji głównych
faworytów do zdobycia Oscara za reżyserię. Nagrodę za debiut reżyserski
otrzymał Garth Davis, autor „Lion. Droga do domu”. Najlepiej wyreżyserowany
odcinek serialu dramatycznego to “The
Battle of the Bastards” autorstwa Miguela Sapochnika z „Gry o tron”. Becky
Martin wyreżyserowała najlepszy odcinek serialu komediowego w „Figurantce”, a
najlepiej wyreżyserowany odcinek filmu telewizyjnego lub miniserialu należy do
Stevena Zailliana, autora „The Night Of”.
W historii nagród Gildii Reżyserów jedynie kilku tylko
zdobywców tego wyróżnienia, później nie otrzymało Oscara za ten sam film. Byli to: Rob Marshall (“Chicago”),
Ang Lee (“Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”), Francis Ford Coppola (“The
Godfather”), Anthony Harvey (“The Lion in Winter”) i Robert Rossen (“All the
King’s Men”). Trzech reżyserów mimo zdobycia nagrody Gildii nie zdobyło
potem nawet nominacji do Oscara i byli to: Ben Affleck (“Argo”), Ron Howard
(“Apollo 13”) i Steven Spielberg (“The Color Purple”). W trakcie wszystkich 67
poprzednich edycji nagród Gildii, aż 60-krotnie zdobywca tego wyróżnienia
otrzymywał potem Oscara. W tym roku będzie zapewne podobnie.
Pełna lista nagrodzonych (w oryginale):
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Feature Film
DAMIEN
CHAZELLE
La La Land
(Lionsgate)
Mr.
Chazelle’s Directorial Team:
Unit
Production Manager: Michael Beugg
First
Assistant Director: Peter Kohn
Second
Assistant Director: Paula Case
Assistant
Unit Production Manager: Bart Lipton
Second
Second Assistant Director: Brett Robinson
Additional
Second Assistant Director: Dodi Rubenstein
This was
Mr. Chazelle’s first DGA Award nomination.
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in First-Time Feature Film
GARTH DAVIS
Lion
(The
Weinstein Company)
Mr. Davis’s
Directorial Team:
Production
Managers: Rajeev Mehra, Rakesh Singh (India Unit)
First
Assistant Director: Chris Webb
First
Assistant Director: Ananya Rane (India Unit)
Second
Assistant Directors: Mark Ingram (Australia Unit), Sunny Tiku (India Unit), KP
Singh (India Unit), Shaunak Kapur (India Unit)
This was
one of two DGA Award nominations this year for Mr. Davis. He is also nominated
in the Feature Film category for Lion. He was previously nominated for the DGA
Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Commercials in 2009 for
“Shadow Puppets,” U.S. Cellular.
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series
MIGUEL
SAPOCHNIK
Game of
Thrones, “The Battle of the Bastards”
(HBO)
This was
Mr. Sapochnik’s first DGA Award nomination.
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series
BECKY
MARTIN
Veep,
“Inauguration”
(HBO)
Ms.
Martin’s Directorial Team:
Unit
Production Manager: David Hyman
First
Assistant Director: Dale Stern
Second
Assistant Director: Michelle Gritzer
Second
Second Assistant Director: Chris Riddle
Additional
Second Assistant Director: Gary Cotti
This was
Ms. Martin’s first DGA Award nomination.
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Movies for Television and Mini-Series
STEVEN
ZAILLIAN
The Night
Of, “The Beach”
(HBO)
Mr.
Zaillian’s Directorial Team:
Unit
Production Manager: Greer Yeaton
First
Assistant Director: Michael Steele
Second
Assistant Director: Ginger Gonzalez
Second
Second Assistant Director: Rachel Iovine
Location
Manager: Shane Haden
This was
Mr. Zaillian’s first DGA Award nomination.
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Regularly Scheduled
Programming
DON ROY
KING
Saturday
Night Live, “Host: Dave Chappelle”
(NBC)
Mr. King’s
Directorial Team:
Associate
Directors: Michael Mancini, Michael Poole, Bob Caminiti
Stage
Managers: Gena Rositano, Chris Kelly
This was
Mr. King’s eleventh DGA Award nomination. He previously won the DGA Award for
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Specials in
2015 for Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special and for
Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Regularly Scheduled Programming in 2013 for Saturday
Night Live “Host: Justin Timberlake.” He was previously nominated for Saturday
Night Live episodes in 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014, and in 2015
in the Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Regularly Scheduled Programming category for
the Saturday Night Live episode, “Host: Tracy Morgan/Musical Guest: Demi
Lovato.”
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Specials
GLENN WEISS
The 70th
Annual Tony Awards
(CBS)
Mr. Weiss’s
Directorial Team:
Associate
Directors: Ken Diego, Robin Abrams, Ricky Kirshner
Stage
Managers: Garry Hood, Peter Epstein, Joey Despenzero, Phyllis Digilio-Kent,
Andrew Feigin, Doug Fogel, Jeffry Gitter, Arthur Lewis, Jeffrey M. Markowitz,
Cyndi Owgang, Jeff Pearl, Alfonso Pena, Annette Powlis, Elise Reaves, Lauren
Class Schneider, Jim Semmelman
This was
Mr. Weiss’s thirteenth DGA Award nomination. He previously won the DGA Award
for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Specials
in 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2015 for the 61st, 64th, 65th, 66th, 67th
and 68th Annual Tony Awards. He was also nominated in 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006
and 2008 for the 55th, 56th, 59th, 60th, and 62nd Annual Tony Awards. He was
also nominated in 2015 for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Movies for
Television and Mini-Series, together with Rob Ashford, for Peter Pan Live!
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Reality Programs
J. RUPERT
THOMPSON
American
Grit, “The Finale ‑ Over the Falls”
(FOX)
Mr. Thompson’s
Directorial Team:
Associate
Director: David Charles
Stage
Managers: Daniel Curran, Kevin Fletcher
This was
Mr. Thompson’s seventh DGA Award nomination. He previously won in this category
in 2005 for Fear Factor, “Heist Fear Factor, Season 6 Premiere.” He was also
nominated in 2006 for Fear Factor, “Military Fear Factor, Season Finale,” in
2008 for Estate of Panic, “102, That Sinking Feeling,” in 2011 for Fear Factor
2.0, “Scorpion Tales,” in 2012 for Stars Earn Stripes, “Amphibious Assault,”
and in 2013 for The Hero, “Teamwork.”
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Children’s Programs
TINA MABRY
An American
Girl Story ‑ Melody 1963: Love Has to Win
(Amazon)
Ms. Mabry’s
Directorial Team:
Unit
Production Manager: Richard G. King
First
Assistant Director: Otto Penzato
Second
Assistant Director: David Berke
Second
Second Assistant Director: Christopher H. Cook
Additional
Second Assistant Directors: Candice Lee, Matthew W. Ross
This was
Ms. Mabry’s first DGA Award nomination.
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Commercials
DEREK
CIANFRANCE
(RadicalMedia)
Chase, Nike
Golf – Wieden + Kennedy Portland
First
Assistant Director: Rick Lange
Second
Assistant Director: Ethan Ross, Craig Sackett, Cue Chatley
Second
Second Assistant Directors: Greg Moutran, Stephen Killebrew
Doubts,
Powerade – Wieden + Kennedy Portland
First
Assistant Director: Mariela Comitini
Second
Assistant Director: Brad Robinson
Expectations,
Powerade – Wieden + Kennedy Portland
First
Assistant Director: Mariela Comitini
Second
Assistant Director: Brad Robinson
Manifesto,
Squarespace – Anomaly
First
Assistant Director: David Backus
Second
Assistant Director: Josh Voegelin
This was
Mr. Cianfrance’s first DGA Award nomination.
Outstanding
Directorial Achievement in Documentary
EZRA
EDELMAN
O.J.: Made
in America
ESPN Films
This was
Mr. Edelman’s first DGA Award nomination.
Lifetime
Achievement & Service Award Recipients
RIDLEY
SCOTT
Lifetime
Achievement Award in Feature Film
This award,
which is given to a Director in recognition of distinguished achievement in
motion picture direction, is the Guild’s highest honor and the recipient is
selected by the present and past presidents of the Guild.
JAY D. ROTH
DGA
Presidents Award
This award,
which is given for leadership and extraordinary efforts in enhancing the
welfare and image of the Guild and the industry, is bestowed only by a
unanimous vote of the sitting and former DGA Presidents.
THOMAS
SCHLAMME
Robert B.
Aldrich Service Award
This award
is given in recognition of extraordinary service to the Directors Guild of
America and to its membership.
MARIE
CANTIN
Frank Capra
Achievement Award
This award
is given to an Assistant Director or Unit Production Manager in recognition of
career achievement in the industry and service to the Directors Guild of
America.
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