Highlighting excellence in television cinematography, the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) has named its nominees for the organizationโs 29th Annual Outstanding Achievement Awards. The winners will be announced on February 15, 2015, at a gala held at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza.
The nominees are:
For an Episode of a Regular Series
P.J. Dillon for Vikings, โBlood Eagleโ (History)
Jonathan Freeman, ASC for Boardwalk Empire, โGolden Days for Boys and Girlsโ (HBO)
Anette Haellmigk for Game of Thrones, โThe Childrenโ (HBO)
Christopher Norr for Gotham, โSpirit of the Goatโ (FOX)
Richard Rutkowski for Manhattan, โPerestroikaโ (WGN America)
Fabian Wagner for Game of Thrones, โMockingbirdโ (HBO)
For a Television Movie, Miniseries, or Pilot
David Greene, CSC for the TV movie The Trip to Bountiful (Lifetime)
John Lindley, ASC for the Manhattan pilot (WGN America)
David Stockton, ASC for the Gotham pilot (FOX)
Theo Van de Sande, ASC for the TV movie Deliverance Creek (Lifetime)
โOur members had a very difficult time choosing these nominees from such an incredible field of submissions,โ said ASC president Richard Crudo. โThey have done superlative work in a very challenging medium, and we salute them.โ
This is Freemanโs eighth nomination. He has won four ASC Awards for Game of Thrones (2014), Boardwalk Empire (2012, 2011), and Homeland Security (2005), with additional noms for Taken (2003), Strange Justice (2000) and Prince Street (1998).
Stockton previously won for his work on Eleventh Hour (2009) and earned nominations for the Alcatraz pilot (2013), Chase (2012), and the Nikita pilot (2011).
Also receiving prior recognition are Greene for Beauty and the Beast (2014), Haellmigk for Game of Thrones (2014) and Lindley for Pan Am (2012).
Dillon, Norr, Rutkowski, Van de Sande and Wagner are first-time nominees.
HBO leads the pack with three nominations, followed by Fox, Lifetime and WGN America with two each. The History Channel rounds out the networks represented.