Hamilton and Variety have announced the honorees and presenters for the 15th Annual Hamilton Behind the Camera Awards. The ceremony is scheduled for November 13 in Los Angeles and will recognize artisans whose work helps bring films to the screen.
The directing award will go to Martin McDonagh for “Wild Horse Nine,” presented by John Malkovich. Rashida Jones and Will McCormack will be honored for screenwriting on “The Invite,” with Tracee Ellis Ross presenting. Linus Sandgren will receive the cinematography award for “Dune: Part Three,” presented by Denis Villeneuve.
The sound award will recognize Willie Burton, Craig Henighan, Gary A. Rizzo and Kevin O’Connell for “The Odyssey,” with Matt Damon as presenter. Other honorees include production designer Anne Ross for “The Debut,” presented by Jesse Eisenberg; hair and makeup artist Joe Dunckley for “Wicker,” presented by Alexander Skarsgård; and property master Diego Quecano for “Club Kid,” presented by Jordan Firstman.
Costume designer Marci Rodgers will be honored for “Michael,” with Jaafar Jackson presenting, while editor Scott Morris will receive the award for “Paper Tiger,” presented by Miles Teller. Raül Refree is the honoree for score for “La Bola Negra.”
Hamilton International CEO Francesca Ginocchio said the awards recognize the crews whose skill and commitment bring film stories to life. Variety co-president and publisher Dea Lawrence said the ceremony provides a platform to celebrate film artisans and noted the publication’s continued partnership with Hamilton.
Sources: Variety.