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DGA⁣ announces 2025 Nominees for Documentary and ⁢Television

The ​Directors Guild of America‍ (DGA) has revealed the nominees for its​ annual awards honoring outstanding achievements in documentary and television​ directing.​ This year’s list showcases a diverse range of captivating stories and talented filmmakers.

Documentary Feature Nominees

The nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement⁤ in Documentary Feature are:

• Laura Poitras for “All That Breathes” – A powerful documentary exploring the precarious⁢ existence of both humans and birds in Delhi, india.
• Shaunak Sen for “All‌ That Breathes” – ⁤ This⁢ film offers a compelling look at two brothers who dedicate their lives to rescuing injured black kites in ‍India’s capital city.
• Sara Dosa for “Fire⁤ of Love” -‍ This captivating film profiles⁤ volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft, who died doing what they loved most.
• Daniel Roher for “Navalny” – ​A gripping account of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s poisoning and subsequent investigation.
• Simon Lereng Wilmont⁢ for “A House Made of Splinters” ​- A poignant portrait of children living in a Ukrainian temporary shelter.

Television ​Nominees

The nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series, Comedy Series, Movies for Television and Limited Series are:

• Dramatic Series:
  • Jason Bateman for “Ozark” – For the episode “A Hard‌ Way to⁣ Go”
  • Vince Gilligan‍ for “Better ⁢Call Saul” – ⁣For ⁢the ​episode “Breaking Bad”
  • rian Johnson for “Poker Face” – ‌For the episode “Dead Man’s Hand”
  • andor⁣ (Series‍ – Disney+) – Tobias Menzies
  • Andor (Series -⁤ Disney+) – susanna White
• Comedy Series:
  • Donald Glover for “atlanta” – For the episode “Work Ethic”
  • Bill Hader‌ for “Barry” – For the episode “Starting Now”
  • Hiro Murai for “Atlanta” – For the episode “New‌ Jazz”

The DGA Awards ceremony will take place on March 12, 2025.

2024 Directors⁣ Guild Awards: A Look at the Comedy‍ Series Nominees

The Directors Guild of America (DGA)⁤ Awards are a prestigious event honoring excellence in film‌ and television directing. ⁣This year’s nominees for Outstanding ‌Directorial Achievement in Comedy series showcase a diverse range of comedic talent and styles.

Comedy Series Nominees

Let’s take a closer look at the ⁢five talented directors nominated for their outstanding‌ work in comedy series:

• Lucia Aniello for “Bulletproof” (Hacks – Max): Aniello is a force in⁢ comedy,known for her sharp wit and insightful portrayals of female characters. Her work on “Bulletproof” exemplifies her ability to blend‍ humor and heart.
• Ayo Edebiri for “Napkins” (The Bear -‌ FX): edebiri’s nomination highlights her deft⁤ touch with character-driven comedy. “Napkins” ​explores the inner⁢ workings of a ⁤bustling restaurant with humor and poignancy.
• Duccio ‍Fabbri for “Doors” (The Bear – FX): Fabbri’s second nomination for “The bear” underscores the show’s comedic brilliance. “Doors” showcases ‍his ability⁤ to capture ⁢both the chaos ⁢and camaraderie of a ⁤restaurant kitchen.
• Jeff schaffer for “No⁤ Lessons Learned” (Curb your Enthusiasm – HBO):⁤ Schaffer, a veteran of the acclaimed “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” brings his signature blend of improvisation and sharp observational humor to this ​episode.
• Christopher ⁣Storer for “Tomorrow” (The Bear – FX): Storer rounds out the nominations for “The‌ Bear” with “Tomorrow,” demonstrating the show’s continued commitment to excellence in comedic storytelling.

The DGA‌ Awards ceremony promises to be an exciting party of the year’s⁢ best in television ​directing. Be sure to tune in to see who takes home the coveted awards!

DGA Awards 2024: A Look at the TV Directorial nominees

The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has‍ announced its nominees for the prestigious Outstanding Directorial achievement Awards for 2024, celebrating the best⁤ in both television and film.

Movies for Television and ‌Mini-Series Nominees

This year’s nominees for Movies for Television and⁢ Limited Series showcase a range of talent and‌ captivating storytelling.

Kevin Bray, known for his work on The Penguin,is ‍nominated for ​the episode ‍”Top ‌Hat.” Joining him is Alfonso Cuarón for his work on the Apple TV+ series Disclaimer.​ Jennifer Getzinger also receives a nomination for her direction of “A ⁤Great or Little​ Thing” in The Penguin. Rounding out the nominees are Helen ‌Shaver for‌ the episode “Cent’anni” from The Penguin and Steven Zaillian for​ his work on the Netflix series Ripley.

Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Regularly ‍Scheduled Programming Nominees

The nominees for Outstanding Directorial⁤ achievement in‍ Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Regularly Scheduled Programming highlight the creativity and skill behind some of television’s most engaging programs.

Paul G. Casey is nominated for his ‍direction of the Real Time with Bill Maher episode “Jiminy Glick, Andrew Cuomo, Adam Kinzinger”

Jim Hoskinson receives a‍ nomination for directing The Late Show⁣ with Stephen colbert ⁤episode “Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez & Mavis Staples w/ Jeff Tweedy.”

also nominated is david Paul‌ Meyer ‍ for ‍his work on ⁢ The Daily Show episode ⁤”Indecision 2024: The Democratic National Convention – Plot Twist!” liz ‌Patrick is nominated for directing ⁤the Saturday Night Live episode “John Mulaney / Chappell Roan”.

The final nominee is Paul Pennolino for his direction of the Last Week Tonight with John ​Oliver episode “India Elections.”

Director Guild of America Announces 2024 Award ⁢nominees

The Director Guild of America (DGA) ⁣has unveiled the nominees⁤ for its prestigious Outstanding Directorial Achievement Awards, recognizing extraordinary work across⁣ multiple genres. From captivating ‌variety specials to gripping⁢ reality ⁣shows and imaginative children’s programming, the‍ nominees represent the pinnacle of directorial artistry.

Variety/Talk/ News/Sports⁢ – Specials

This year’s nominees for Variety/Talk/News/Sports​ Specials showcase the power ​of live ‍television ‌and‌ comedic storytelling.

• Hamish Hamilton‘s direction ⁣of the 96th Annual ⁣Academy Awards on ABC brought ​Hollywood’s biggest ‍night to life with⁤ a stellar cast and dazzling production.
• Comedy powerhouse ‌ Netflix presents Beth McCarthy-Miller‘s hilarious direction of The Roast of‌ Tom Brady.

• David Paul Meyer tackles political satire with aplomb in The Daily Show Presents ⁣A⁢ live Election Night ‌Special With Jon Stewart: Indecision 2024: Nothing We Can ⁢Do‍ About It Now on Comedy Central.

• Broadway magic shines through⁤ in Glenn ‍Weiss’s direction of The ‍77th Annual Tony Awards on CBS, a celebration of theater ⁣excellence.
• Stand-up ⁢comedian Ali Wong brings⁤ her sharp wit and personal ‌storytelling to‌ Ali Wong: single lady,also on Netflix, directed by ​Wong herself.

Reality Programs

The ​nominees for Outstanding Direction in‍ Reality Programs highlight the captivating storytelling⁢ and behind-the-scenes drama that draws audiences to this genre.

• From thrilling culinary adventures to breathtaking ‍landscapes,‌ Neil DeGroot takes viewers on a journey with⁤ Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted, “The Cliffs of ireland” ‌on National Geographic.
• High stakes and nail-biting decisions define ​ Joseph Guidry’s direction of deal Or No Deal Island, “Are You Decisive?” on NBC.
• Ari Katcher takes a humorous road trip with Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show, “Road Trip” on HBO.

• Patrick‌ McManus directs the adrenaline-pumping finale of American Ninja Warrior, “Las Vegas Finals 4” on NBC, capturing the ‍athleticism and determination of the competitors.

• Max‘s Conan O’Brien Must Go, “Ireland”, directed by Mike Sweeney**, invites viewers on a comedic travel adventure with the late-night host.

Children’s Programs

The nominees for‌ Outstanding Direction in​ Children’s Programs demonstrate the creativity and imagination that captivate young viewers.

• Kat Coiro ⁤transports viewers to ⁣a magical world with her direction‌ of The Spiderwick Chronicles, a captivating fantasy series.

Directors Guild of America Announces 2024 Award nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement

The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has unveiled the ⁣nominees for its ‍prestigious awards recognizing outstanding directorial achievement in various categories, including feature films and commercials, for ⁤the year 2024.

Feature Film Nominees‍ Make Waves

This year’s​ feature film nominees showcase a⁤ diverse range of captivating stories and cinematic achievements.

Roku ⁢Channel‘s enchanting fantasy series “Welcome to Spiderwick” garnered ⁤a nomination for its unique storytelling and visual artistry.

The highly anticipated “Avatar: The last Airbender” live-action adaptation on Netflix, ‌directed ‌by Michael Goi, has also​ been recognized for its immersive world-building and faithful‌ adaptation of the beloved animated series. ⁢ Another Netflix series, “Sweet⁢ Tooth,” earned a nomination for its poignant and​ thought-provoking episode “This Is a Story,” directed by Jim Mickle.

Jennifer Phang’s ‌work on the Disney+ musical adventure “Descendants:​ The Rise of Red” was also recognized by the DGA. the film,a spinoff of ⁤the popular “Descendants” franchise,captivated audiences with ​its energetic ‍performances and catchy musical numbers. Amber Sealey rounded out the feature film nominees ​for her sensitive and powerful direction of “Out of My Mind,” a moving story about a young girl⁤ with ⁣cerebral palsy, also streaming on Disney+.

Commercial Directors Shine Luminous

The DGA also ⁣recognized exceptional⁣ talent in the world​ of ⁢commercials. ​Nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Commercials for 2024 include Lance Acord, known for his visually stunning work on Volkswagen’s “An American Love Story,” for Johannes Leonardo.

Kim Gehring’s evocative commercials for SiriusXM, ⁢titled “A ⁢Life‌ in Sound,” ⁤and Nike’s thought-provoking “Am⁢ I A Bad Person?”, both earned her a spot on the shortlist.

Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, the comedic duo behind “Michael CeraVe” for CeraVe and WPP Onefluence‍ (Ogilvy), brought their signature humor and absurdist style to the commercial landscape, securing a nomination.

Andreas Nilsson’s versatility shone through with‌ nominations for his work on Hennessy’s “Board Game” for Wieden+Kennedy London,Andrex’s “First​ Office Poo,” Apple’s “One more,” and Virgin Media’s “Whizzer,” all showcasing his ability⁢ to create memorable and engaging narratives. Ivan zachariáš received a nomination for his visually striking ‍Apple commercial “Flock,” created⁤ for Media Arts lab.

How does the 2024 ‍DGA Awards highlight the diversity and talent in the world of television and film direction?

Tion that captivate young audiences⁤ and ⁤families alike. These directors have⁣ brought to life stories that‍ inspire, entertain, and educate.

• Kenny Ortega dazzles​ with his direction of High‌ School Musical: The Musical: the Series, “The Show Must Go On” ⁤on Disney+, blending‍ music, drama, and youthful energy.
• Phill Lewis delivers laughs ‌and life lessons in Raven’s Home,“The Fright Stuff” on Disney Channel, showcasing his knack​ for family-friendly comedy.
• Michael Lembeck brings⁣ heartwarming ⁢storytelling to Are You Afraid of the ⁢Dark?,​ “The⁤ Tale of the Crimson Carnival” on nickelodeon, blending spooky fun with emotional depth.
• Joe Menendez captures‌ the magic of adventure in The Mysterious​ Benedict Society,“A Perilous Journey” on Disney+, creating a world of mystery and ⁢wonder.
• Eyal ⁢Gordin rounds out the nominees with his imaginative direction of ‌ Bluey, “The Adventure” on⁣ Disney+, a beloved animated series that continues to charm ⁢audiences of​ all ‍ages.

Documentary Nominees

the ⁣DGA also ‍recognizes‍ outstanding achievement in documentary filmmaking, honoring directors who ⁢bring real-world stories to life⁤ with depth⁣ and authenticity.

• Alex ⁤Gibney is nominated for his gripping work on The Crime of the Century,a searing exposé on the opioid crisis,available on HBO.
• Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin are recognized for their ​breathtaking direction⁢ of The Rescue, a documentary about the daring Thai cave rescue, streaming on Disney+.
• Stanley Nelson ​is nominated for ⁤his powerful direction of attica, a deep dive into the 1971 prison uprising, available on Showtime.
• Matthew Heineman ⁤ is honored‌ for ⁤his work on The First Wave, a poignant look at the early days of the COVID-19⁤ pandemic, streaming on Hulu.
• Jonas ‍Poher Rasmussen rounds out the category with his innovative direction of Flee, an animated ⁤documentary⁤ about a refugee’s journey, available ‍on Netflix.

Conclusion

The 2024 DGA Awards nominees reflect​ the⁤ incredible diversity ⁣and talent in the world of television and film direction. From gripping dramas and laugh-out-loud comedies to thought-provoking documentaries and imaginative children’s programming, these directors‍ have pushed the boundaries of storytelling and brought unforgettable moments‌ to screens everywhere. ⁢The awards ceremony, set to take place later this year, will​ undoubtedly be ⁣a party⁢ of creativity, vision, and excellence ⁤in the art of directing.