The Television Academy dished out its 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on the evenings of Saturday, September 14 and Sunday, September 15, honoring outstanding artistic and technical achievement across an array of categories.
Animated series joining the previously announced Juried Award winners included Fox’s The Simpsons, which scored the Outstanding Animated Program honors for the 11th time, breaking a dry spell since 2008. Matt Groening’s record-breaking series holds the highest number of nominations (27) and wins for the category. It’s closest competition is Comedy Central’s South Park (not nominated this year), which has 17 nominations and five wins.
Netflix’s break-out mature auds anthology series Love, Death + Robots capped its debut year with a win for Outstanding Short Form Animated Program, adding to its four Individual Achievement in Animation juried honors. The Tim Miller/David Fincher project beat out three-time winner Robot Chicken (which won last year and has an additional five nominations).
Portions of the ceremonies will be aired on FXX on Saturday, September 21 at 8 p.m. ET. The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards will air the following day, Sept. 22, at 8 p.m. ET on Fox.
An abridge list of winners follows. Visit www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners to view all category winners and nominees.
2019 Creative Arts Emmy Award winners:
Outstanding Animated Program
Big Mouth “The Planned Parenthood Show” (Netflix)
Bob’s Burgers “Just One of the Boyz 4 Now” (FOX)
BoJack Horseman “Free Churro” (Netflix)
Adventure Time “Come Along With Me” (Cartoon Network)
WINNER: The Simpsons “Mad About the Toy” (FOX)
Written by Michael Price
Directed by Rob Oliver
James L. Brooks, Executive Producer
Matt Groening, Executive Producer
Al Jean, Executive Producer
Matt Selman, Executive Producer
John Frink, Executive Producer
Stewart Burns, Co-Executive Producer
Bill Odenkirk, Co-Executive Producer
Joel H. Cohen, Co-Executive Producer
Rob LaZebnik, Co-Executive Producer
Jeff Westbrook, Co-Executive Producer
Brian Kelley, Co-Executive Producer
Dan Vebber, Co-Executive Producer
Ryan Koh, Co-Executive Producer
Richard Raynis, Produced by
Tom Klein, Animation Producer
Andrea Romero, Animation Producer
Mike B. Anderson, Supervising Producer
Eddie Rosas, Assistant Director
Carlton Batten, Lead Animation Timer
Outstanding Short Form Animated Program
Robot Chicken “Why Is It Wet?” (Adult Swim)
SpongeBob SquarePants “Plankton Paranoia” (Nickelodeon)
Steven Universe “Reunited” (Cartoon Network)
Teen Titans Go! “Nostalgia Is Not a Substitute for an Actual Story” (Cartoon Network)
WINNER: Love, Death & Robots “The Witness” (Netflix)
Written/Directed by Alberto Mielgo
David Fincher, Executive Producer
Tim Miller, Executive Producer
Jennifer Miller, Executive Producer
Joshua Donen, Executive Producer
Victoria Howard, Supervising Producer
Gennie Rim, Producer
Gabriele Pennacchioli, Supervising Director
Outstanding Children’s Program
A Series of Unfortunate Events (Netflix)
Carmen Sandiego (Netflix)
Song of Parkland (HBO)
Star Wars Resistance (Disney Channel)
WINNER: When You Wish Upon a Pickle: A Sesame Street Special (HBO)
Brown Johnson, Executive Producer
Benjamin Lehmann, Executive Producer
Ken Scarborough, Executive Producer
Mindy Fila, Producer
Karyn Leibovich, Producer
Stephanie Longardo, Producer
Outstanding Character Voice-over Performance
Kevin Michael Richardson, F Is for Family (Netflix)
Alex Borstein, Family Guy (FOX)
Hank Azaria, The Simpsons (FOX)
Eric Jacobson, When You Wish Upon a Pickle: A Sesame Street Special (HBO)
WINNER: Seth MacFarlane, Family Guy (FOX)
Outstanding Special Visual Effects
Star Trek: Discovery “Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2” (CBS)
The Man in the High Castle “Jahr Null” (Amazon Prime)
The Orville “Identity, Part 2” (FOX)
The Umbrella Academy “The White Violin” (Netflix)
WINNER: Game of Thrones “The Bells” (HBO)
Joe Bauer, Lead Visual Effects Supervisor
Steve Kullback, Lead Visual Effects Producer
Adam Chazen, Visual Effects Associate Producer
Sam Conway, Special Effects Supervisor
Mohsen Mousavi, Visual Effects Supervisor
Martin Hill, Visual Effects Supervisor
Ted Rae, Visual Effects Plate Supervisor
Patrick Tiberius Gehlen, Previs Lead
Thomas Schelesny, Visual Effects and Animation Supervisor
Outstanding Special Effects in a Supporting Role
Catch-22 “Episode 4” (Hulu)
Deadwood: The Movie (HBO)
Escape at Dannemora “Episode 6” (Showtime)
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan “Pilot” (Amazon Prime)
WINNER: Chernobyl “1:23:45” (HBO)
Lindsay McFarlane, Overall VFX Producer
Max Dennison, Overall VFX Supervisor: DNEG
Claudius Christian Rauch, SFX Supervisor
Clare Cheetham, VFX Producer: DNEG
Laura Bethencourt Montes, VFX Line Producer: DNEG
Steven Godfrey, CG Supervisor: DNEG
Luke Letkey, 2D Supervisor: DNEG
Christian Waite, FX Supervisor: DNEG
William Foulser, Environments Supervisor: DNEG
