This weekend, the Television Academy presented two ceremonies to honor the winners of the 75th Creative Arts Emmy Awards at the Peacock Theater at L.A. LIVE. Honoring outstanding artistic and technical achievement in television, the events awarded many talented artists and craftspeople in categories including animation and visual effects.
Visit emmys.com to find the full list of winners.
Outstanding Animated Program
- The Simpsons “Treehouse of Horror XXIII” | Fox
- James L. Brooks, executive producer
- Matt Groening, executive producer
- Matt Selman, executive producer/writer
- Al Jean, executive producer
- Carolyn Omine, co-executive producer/written by
- John Frink, executive producer
- Tim Long, co-executive producer
- Joel H. Cohen, co-executive producer
- Brian Kelley, co-executive producer
- MIchael Price, co-executive producer
- Ryan Koh, co-executive producer/written by
- Dan Vebber, co-executive producer
- Richard K. Chung, producer
- Richard Raynis, produced by
- Tom Klein, animation producer
- Mike B. Anderson, supervising director
- Rob Oliver, directed by
- Dane Romley, assistant director
- Carlton Batten, lead animation timer
- Bob’s Burgers “The Plight Before Christmas” | Fox
- Entergalactic | Netflix
- Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal “Shadow of Fate” | Adult Swim
- Rick and Morty “Night Family” | Adult Swim
Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance
- Maya Rudolph as Connie the Hormone Monstress
- Big Mouth “Asexual Healing” | Netflix
- Julie Andrews as Lady Whistledown, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story “Honeymoon Bliss” | Netflix
- Alex Borstein as Lois, Family Guy “A Bottle Episode” | Fox
- Mel Brooks as Narrator, History of the World, Part II “VII” | Hulu
- Wanda Sykes as Gladys Murphy, Crank Yankers “Wanda Sykes, JB Smoove & Adam Carolla” | Comedy Central
- Ali Wong as Bertie, Tuca & Bertie “Fledgling Day” | Adult Swim
Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Season or Movie
- The Last of Us | Max
- Alex Wang, overall VFX supervisor
- Sean Nowlan, overall VFX producer
- Joel Whist, production SFX supervisor
- Stephen James, VFX supervisor, DNEG
- Nick Marshall, digital effects supervisor, DNEG
- Simon Jung, VFX supervisor, Weta FX
- Dennis Yoo, animation supervisor, Weta FX
- Espen Nordahl, VFX supervisor, Storm Studios
- Jonathan Mitchell, VFX supervisor, Distillery FX
- Andor | Disney+
- House of the Dragon | HBO
- The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power | Prime Video
- The Mandalorian | Disney+
Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Single Episode
- Five Days at Memorial “Day Two” | Apple TV+
- Eric Durst, VFX supervisor
- Matthew Whelan, VFX supervisor
- Danny McNair, VFX producer
- Goran Pavles, VFX supervisor, Stormborn Studios
- Rafael Solorzano, VFX supervisor, El Ranchito
- John MacGillivray, SFX coordinator
- Viktor Muller, VFX supervisor, UPP
- Manuel Tausch, VFX supervisor, Stormborn Studios
- Gonzalo Escudeero, VFX producer, El Ranchito
- The Nevers “It’s a Good Day” | Tubi
- Shadow and Bone “Rusalye” | Netflix
- Ted Lasso “Mom City” | Apple TV+
- The Umbrella Academy “Marigold” | Netflix
- Wednesday “A Murder of Woes” | Netflix
Outstanding Main Title Design
- The Last of Us | Max
- Andy Hall, creative director
- Nadia Tzuo, creative director
- Gryun Kim, 3D artist
- Min Shi, designer
- Jun Kim, 3D artist
- Xiaolin (Mike) Zeng, designer
- Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities | Netflix
- Hello Tomorrow! | Apple TV+
- The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power | Prime Video
- Wednesday | Netflix
- The White Lotus | HBO
As previously announced, Juried Individual Achievement in Animation awards went to:
- Meybis Ruiz Cruz, for Character Design, Entergalactic | Netflix
- Nik Ranieri, for Character Animation, The Simpsons “Lisa the Boy Scout”| Fox
- Maya Edelman, for Color, More Than I Want to Remember | Paramount+
- Almu Redondo, for Production Design, Star Wars: Visions “Screecher’s Reach” | Disney+
