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Here is the Full List of Art Directors Guild 2017 Nominations

By I. A. Melton

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As the race to the Oscars heats up, we have the full list of nominations for the 21st Annual Art Directors Guild Awards.

With the award season in full swing, the Art Directors Guild revealed its nominations for 2017. Of course, it’s no surprise who made the list. As expected, Fences and Hidden Figures made the list for excellence in a period film. But Jackie is proving to be the little film that could. However, the most contentious category might be in Fantasy, where Doctor Strange, Fantastic Beasts, and Rogue One each made the list this year. This brings great news for Marvel, who won this very category last year with Guardians of the Galaxy. Meanwhile, La La Land and Manchester by the Sea are the fan favorites in the Contemporary section. 

Last year’s Emmy favorite The People v. O.J. Simpson looks to add another win in the Limited Series category, but will find stiff competition with American Horror Story.

Art Directors Guild found some new blood in the Period/Fantasy category with The Crown, Westworld, and Stranger Things. Though, the biggest threat to any new television show vying for the award is still the HBO juggernaut Game of Thrones. They took home the award three times in the last four years.

Naturally, congratulations are in order for Beyoncé, who earned four nominations. Obviously, this proves that she’s the best at everything she does. Further, she scored one nomination in the Special Event category and three Short Format Music Videos for Lemonade.

During the awards presentation, the production designer of My Fair Lady, Gene Allen will be inducted into the ADG Hall of Fame. The guild will also present four Lifetime Achievement Awards to production designer René Lagler, scenic artist Albert Obregon, set designer Cate Bangs and senior illustrator Joseph Musso.

Related Story: Full List of Golden Globe 2017 Nominees

Check out our full list of nominees below.

NOMINEES FOR EXCELLENCE IN PRODUCTION DESIGN FOR A FEATURE FILM ARE:

Period Film

  • Café Society – Production Designer: Santo Loquasto
  • Fences – Production Designer: David Gropman
  • Hacksaw Ridge – Production Designer: Barry Robison
  • Hail, Caesar! – Production Designer: Jess Gonchor
  • Hidden Figures – Production Designer: Wynn Thomas
  • Jackie – Production Designer: Jean Rabasse

Fantasy Film

  • Arrival – Production Designer: Patrice Vermette
  • Doctor Strange – Production Designer: Charles Wood
  • Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them – Production Designer: Stuart Craig
  • Passengers – Production Designer: Guy Hendrix Dyas
  • Rogue One: A Star Wars Story – Production Designers: Doug Chiang, Neil Lamont

Contemporary Film

  • Hell Or High Water – Production Designer: Tom Duffield
  • La La Land – Production Designer: David Wasco
  • Lion – Production Designer: Chris Kennedy
  • Manchester by the Sea – Production Designer: Ruth De Jong
  • Nocturnal Animals – Production Designer: Shane Valentino

NOMINEES FOR EXCELLENCE IN PRODUCTION DESIGN FOR TELEVISION ARE:

One-Hour Period or Fantasy Single-Camera Series

  • Game Of Thrones: “Blood of My Blood,” “The Broken Man,” “No One” – Production Designer: Deborah Riley
  • Stranger Things: “The Vanishing of Will Byers,” “Holly, Jolly,” “The Upside Down” – Production Designer: Chris Trujillo
  • The Crown: “Wolferton Splash,” “Hyde Park Corner,” “Smoke and Mirrors” – Production Designer: Martin Childs
  • The Man In The High Castle: “The Tiger’s Cave,” “Land O’ Smiles,” “Fallout” – Production Designer: Drew Boughton
  • Westworld: “Pilot” – Production Designer: Nathan Crowley

One-Hour Contemporary Single-Camera Series

  • Better Call Saul: “Inflatable,” “Fifi,” “Klick” – Production Designer: Tony Fanning
  • Bloodline: “Part 16,” “Part 21” – Production Designer: Tim Galvin
  • House Of Cards: “Chapter 41,” “Chapter 47,” “Chapter 48” – Production Designer: Steve Arnold
  • Mr. Robot: “Eps2.0_Unm4sk-Pt1.Tc,” “Eps2.4_M4ster-Slave.Aes,” “Eps2.9_Pyth0n-Pt1.P7z” – Production Designer: Anastasia White
  • Preacher: “See,” “South Will Rise Again,” “Finish The Song” – Production Designer: Dave Blass

Television Movie or Limited Series

  • American Horror Story: Roanoke: “Chapter 4” – Production Designer: Andrew Murdock
  • Black Mirror: “Nosedive,” “Playtest,” “San Junipero” – Production Designers: Joel Collins, James Foster, Nicholas Palmer
  • Sherlock: “The Abominable Bride” – Production Designer: Arwel W. Jones
  • The Night Of: “Pilot” – Production Designer: Patrizia Von Brandenstein
  • The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story: “100% Not Guilty,” “Marcia, Marcia, Marcia,” “Manna From Heaven” – Production Designer: Jeffrey Mossa

Half Hour Single-Camera Series

  • Mozart In The Jungle: “Now I Will Sing” – Production Designer: Tommaso Ortino
  • Silicon Valley: “Two In The Box,” “Vachmanity Insanity,” “Daily Active Users” – Production Designer: Richard Toyon
  • Transparent: “If I Were A Bell” – Production Designer: Cat Smith
  • The Last Man On Earth: “Pitch Black,” “The Power Of Power,” “Mama’s Hideaway” – Production Designer: Bruce Robert Hill
  • Veep: “Kissing Your Sister” – Production Designer: Jim Gloster

Multi-Camera Series

  • 2 Broke Girls: “And The 80’s Movie,” “And The Godmama Drama,” “And The Two Openings: Part Two” – Production Designer: Glenda Rovello
  • Baby Daddy: “Love & Carriage,” “Room-Mating,” “Stupid Cupid” – Production Designer: Greg Grande
  • The Big Bang Theory: “The Positive Negative Reaction,” “The Big Bear Precipitation,” “The Fermentation Bifurcation” – Production Designer: John Shaffner
  • The Great Indoors: “Pilot” – Production Designer: Glenda Rovello
  • The Ranch: “Leavin’s Been Comin’ (For A Long, Long Time)” – Production Designer: John Shaffner

Awards or Event Special

  • Beyoncé: “Lemonade” – Production Designer: Hannah Beachler
  • Grease Live! – Production Designer: David Korins
  • Hairspray Live! – Production Designer: Derek Mclane
  • The 68th Primetime Emmy Awards – Production Designers: Tamlyn Wright, Baz Halpin
  • The Oscars – Production Designer: Derek Mclane

Short Format: Web Series, Music Video or Commercial

  • Adidas: “Basketball Needs Creators” – Production Designer: Ruth De Jong
  • Beyoncé: Lemonade “6 Inch” – Production Designer: JC Molina
  • iPhone 7: “Balloons” – Production Designer: James Chinlund
  • Beyoncé: Lemonade “Denial” – Production Designer: Jason Hougaard
  • Beyoncé: Lemonade “Hold Up” – Production Designer: Jason Hougaard

Variety, Reality or Competition Series

  • American Grit: “Ruck Up” – Production Designer: Mercedes Younger
  • Portlandia: “Weirdo Beach” – Production Designer: Schuyler Telleen
  • Saturday Night Live: “Larry David/The 1975,” “Peter Dinklage/Gwen Stefani,” “Tom Hanks/Lady Gaga” – Production Designers: Keith Ian Raywood, Eugene Lee, Akira Yoshimura, N. Joseph Detullio
  • The Ellen Degeneres Show: “Ellen’s Halloween Show” – Production Designer: Karen Weber
  • The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: “Ep. 0417,” “Ep. 0461,” “Ep. 0493” – Production Designers: Eugene Lee, Peter Baran
  • The Voice: “The Blind Auditions, Part 3,” “The Battles Premiere, Part 2” – Production Designers: Anton Goss, James Pearse Connelly

The 21st Annual Excellence in Production Design Awards will be held Feb. 11 at the Ray Dolby Ballroom at Hollywood and Highland.

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