Award News

Erik Messerschmidt, ASC Wins Oscar for Outstanding Camerawork in Mank

The cinematographer’s expressive black-and-white cinematography caught the collective eye of Academy voters.
Celebrating Enduring Cinematography: The 35th Annual ASC Awards

Mank, Two of Us, The Truffle Hunters, The Mandalorian, Motherland: Fort Salem, The Crown and The Queen’s Gambit take top honors in this year’s ceremony.
2021 Academy Award Nominations Announced

ASC members Erik Messerschmidt, Phedon Papamichael and Dariusz Wolski among those recognized for Best Cinematography.
ASC Announces 2021 Awards Nominees — Register Now To Watch Event Live

Cherry, Mank, News of the World, Nomadland, and The Trial of the Chicago 7 selected in Feature Film category.
Watch the 35th Annual ASC Awards Online

Click here to find the viewing links for the Awards Livestream, going live April 18th at 12:30pm PDT, along with a complete list of the nominees.
ASC Announces 2020 Student Heritage Award Winners

Two attend the University of Southern California, the third studies at Chapman University. All were chosen for demonstrating exceptional cinematography skills in their submitted work.
Sofia Coppola to Receive Board of Governors Award from ASC

The writer-producer-director will be honored during the 35th Annual ASC Awards on April 18, which will be live streamed from the ASC Clubhouse in Hollywood.
ASC Selects 2020 Student Heritage Award Nominees

Students will be honored in three categories, recognized for their camerawork in narrative and documentary films.
2020 ASC Student Heritage Awards Accepting Submissions, Deadline Extended to Dec. 1, 2020

Society invites U.S. film schools to recommend three eligible students per category for consideration in this year’s competition.
ASC Sets Awards Date, Opens Submissions for TV Competition — DEADLINE EXTENDED to Jan. 15

“We look forward to celebrating the exceptional visual art of the many talented cinematographers contributing to the stories that are entertaining us through these unprecedented times.”