Casting Society’s Artios Award Winners: ‘Minari,’ ‘Succession,’ ‘Soul’

Victories for "The Great", "Succession", "Bad Education" and more made it a banner night for shows that are not eligible for the 2021 Emmy Awards.

Thursday evening was the opportunity to celebrate the behind-the-scenes people who brought people to the screens. The Casting Society of America announced the winners of the 36th Artios Awards, recognizing the best casting efforts in feature films, television, and theater. Led by Yvette Nicole Brown, it was the organization's first virtual ceremony as Hollywood continues to make adjustments in the face of the ongoing pandemic.

It was also a big night for TV shows that take a little longer, as many of the awards went to series already competing for the 2020 Emmy Awards, meaning the winners have little or no insight into the issue become Emmy Race of the Year. Nevertheless, victories for “normal people”, “successors” and “what we do in the shadows” are always as welcome as they deserve.

On the film side, two nominees for the best picture were Artios winners, with “Minari” winning the “Low Budget – Comedy or Drama” category and “Trial of the Chicago 7” taking home the award for Big Budget – Drama.

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“Today's Artios Awards ceremony again celebrated the tremendous contributions our members make to a global entertainment community. We are very proud to congratulate the well-deserved winners and laureates of this evening, ”said Russell Boast and Rich Mento, Co-Presidents of the Casting Society of America. "CSA is relentlessly committed to promoting the conversation about recognition of all the work we do and is proud of the collective achievements of the past few years."

The CSA honored several winners at the ceremony on Thursday evening. Robi Reed and Tara Rubin received the Hoyt Bowers Award. For the first time, two recipients have received the award, and the Actors Fund received the Rosalie Joseph Humanitarian Award. The European Chapter Artios Awards were presented separately on Thursday, giving Suzanne Smith the Capelier-Shaw Award for Outstanding Casting Achievement, Duncan Heath and Donmar Warehouse a contribution to the Industry Awards and Associate Spotlight Awards for Associate Casting Directors Michael Rios and Gianna Butler .

A full list of TV and Film winners can be found below.

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TV pilot and first season comedy
"The Great" (Hulu) – Rose Wicksteed

TV pilot and first season drama
"Euphoria" (HBO) – Mary Vernieu, Jessica Kelly, Jennifer Venditti, Bret Howe (Associate)

TV series – comedy
"What We Do In The Shadows" (FX) – Gayle Keller, Jenny Lewis (Location Casting), Sara Kay (Location Casting), Emer O & # 39; Callaghan (Associate)

TV series – drama
"Succession" (HBO) – Avy Kaufman

Limited series
"Ordinary People" (Hulu) – Louise Kiely

Film, not theatrical release
"Bad Education" (HBO) – Ellen Lewis, Kate Sprance

Live TV performance, variety or sketch comedy
"A Black Lady Sketch Show" (HBO) – Victoria Thomas

Children's pilot and series (live action)
"The Babysitter Club" (Netflix) – Amber Horn, Danielle Aufiero, Tiffany Mak (Location Casting)

Television animation
"Big Mouth" (Netflix) – Julie Ashton

Reality series
"Queer Eye" (Netflix) – Danielle Gervais, Beyhan Oguz, Pamela Vallarelli,
Ally Capriotti Grant (Location Casting)

Short film
"Netuser" – Stephanie Klapper

Short form series
"#Freerayshawn" (Quibi) – Jessica Kelly, Mary Vernieu, Brent Caballero (Location Casting)

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animation
"Soul" – Kevin Reher, Natalie Lyon, Kate Hansen-Birnbaum (Associate)

Big budget comedy
"Borat Subsequent Movie Film" – Nancy Bishop

Big budget drama
"The Trial of Chicago 7" – Francine Maisler, Mia Cusumano (Location Casting), Jennifer Rudnicke (Location Casting), Mickie Pascal (Location Casting), Kathy Driscoll-Mohler (Associate), Molly Rose (Associate), AJ Links (Associate ) Associate)

Studio or independent comedy
"The 40 year old version" – Jessica Daniels

Studio or independent drama
"One Night in Miami" – Kimberly R. Hardin, Tracy Kilpatrick (Location Casting)

Low budget – comedy or drama
"Minari" – Julia Kim, Chris Freihofer (Location Casting)

Micro budget – comedy or drama
"The surrogate mother" – Erica Hart

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