The Casting Society has announced the nominees for its 38th Artios Awards, which honor casting professionals in film, television and theatre. The award recipients will be announced during an in-person celebration at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on March 9, 2023.
Netflix and HBO/HBO Max lead the field with 10 nominations each. Oscar hopefuls Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Elvis, Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Fabelmans, Tar and Till also received nominations.
Film
The Casting Society of America (CSA) today revealed the film nominees for its 38th Artios Awards. This annual ceremony honors casting directors in more than 20 different categories across film, TV and theater.
Netflix and HBO/HBO Max lead the way with 10 nominations each. Their shows include Inventing Anna, Maid and Ozark, among others. Next in line are Apple TV+ and Hulu with five nominations each.
This year’s feature film nominees include Oscar hopefuls Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Elvis, Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Fabelmans, Tar and Till. The ICDN members who were nominated for their work on those films are Nikki Barrett, Avy Kaufman, Simone Bar, Kim Taylor-Coleman and Matthew Lessall in the Big Budget – Drama category, and Jeremy Zimmermann, Avy Kaufman, Kim Taylor-Coleman, Matthew Lessall, Simone Bar and Jeremy Zimmermann in the Big Budget – Comedy category.
Ellen Chenoweth, Mary Vernieu and Bret Howe also landed three nods each. Other ICDN members with two nominations each are Lucy Bevan, Kim Coleman, Sarah Halley Finn, Christi Soper Hilt, Avy Kaufman, Bernard Telsey and Natalie Lyon. The winners of the Artios Awards will be announced March 9 at an in-person gala. Yvette Nicole Brown will host the Los Angeles event.
TV
It’s the start of another awards season, and predictions for this year are a little more cautious than usual. The Golden Globes kick off the festivities, but they’re followed by a busy stretch of ceremonies that culminates with the Oscars on March 12.
It was a big year for television, and it looks like Netflix and HBO/HBO Max are on the leading edge of nominations this year. In addition to the many nominees for TV series, the streaming giants got a few notable nods in the feature film category as well.
Casting Society (CSA) revealed the big picture for the Artios Awards, which honors casting directors in more than 20 categories of film, theatre, and television. Ellen Chenoweth, Mary Vernieu and Bret Howe scored three nominations each, while Lucy Bevan, Kim Coleman, Sarah Halley Finn, Christi Soper Hilt, Avy Kaufman, Bernard Telsey, Natalie Lyon and Kevin Reher all received two nods.
The Artios was first put on in 1985 to recognize casting directors for their contributions to film, television and theatre. Nominees are chosen by members of CSA in good standing. The most prestigious award is the Lynn Stalmaster Award, which goes to an individual whose career achievements in the field of casting have earned them the distinction of being one of the CSA’s most distinguished members.
Theatre
It’s been a few years since the Artios Awards, which honor casting directors in film, TV and theatre, were reimagined for a virtual ceremony. This year, it’s back to the traditional in-person celebration at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
The Casting Society announced the nominees for the 38th Artios Awards, the annual celebration of the contribution of casting professionals to film, television and theatre. Nominees are selected by CSA members, who vote on the winners and finalists.
CSA previously revealed the nominees for the TV, theatre, short film and short form series categories on October 17. The big names that led with 11 nods include Netflix (Inventing Anna, Maid) and HBO/HBO Max (Succession, Euphoria). Apple TV+ and Hulu tied at five nominations each.
In the feature film category, the ICDN has seven nominations — Ellen Chenoweth and Mary Vernieu & Bret Howe for Deep Water, The Survivor and Causeway; Nikki Barrett and Avy Kaufman for ELVIS; Simon and Mary Vernieu and Bret Howe for Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery; Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical; and White Noise.
In the Big Budget – Drama category, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Elvis, The Fabelmans and Tar and Till are competing for top honors. The ICDN has a strong chance of winning an award this year, too, with the team behind Bros, Glass Onion: A Knives out Mystery, The Menu and Roald Dahl’s Matilda all nominated.
