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HPA announces 2017 Awards nominees

LOS ANGELES — The Hollywood Professional Association (HPA) announced the nominees in the creative categories for its 2017 HPA Awards. Launched in 2006, the HPA Awards recognize outstanding achievement in editing, sound, visual effects and color grading for work in television, commercials, and feature films. The winners of the 12th Annual HPA Awards will be announced at a gala ceremony on November 16th at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.

The 2017 HPA Award nominees are:

Outstanding Color Grading – Feature Film

“The Birth of a Nation”

Steven J. Scott // Technicolor – Hollywood

“Ghost in the Shell”

Michael Hatzer // Technicolor – Hollywood

“Hidden Figures”

Natasha Leonnet // EFILM

Outstanding Color Grading – Feature Film (Continued)

“Doctor Strange”

Steven J. Scott // Technicolor – Hollywood

“Beauty and the Beast”

Stefan Sonnenfeld // Company 3

“Fences”

Michael Hatzer // Technicolor – Hollywood

Outstanding Color Grading – Television

“The Last Tycoon – Burying the Boy Genius”

Timothy Vincent // Technicolor – Hollywood

“Game of Thrones – Dragonstone”

Joe Finley // Chainsaw

“Genius – Einstein: Chapter 1”

Pankaj Bajpai // Encore Hollywood

“The Crown – Smoke and Mirrors”

Asa Shoul // Molinare

“The Man in the High Castle – Detonation”

Roy Vasich // Technicolor

Outstanding Color Grading – Commercial

Land O’ Lakes – “The Farmer”

Billy Gabor // Company 3

Pennzoil – “JOYRIDE Tundra”

Dave Hussey // Company 3

Jose Cuervo – “Last Days”

Tom Poole // Company 3

Nedbank – “The Tale of a Note”

Sofie Borup // Company 3

Squarespace – “John’s Journey”

Tom Poole // Company 3

Outstanding Editing – Feature Film

“Hidden Figures”

Peter Teschner

“Dunkirk”

Lee Smith, ACE

“The Ivory Game”

Verena Schönauer

“Get Out”

Gregory Plotkin

“Lion”

Alexandre de Franceschi

Outstanding Editing – Television

“Game of Thrones – Stormborn”

Tim Porter, ACE

“Stranger Things – Chapter 1: The Vanishing of Will Byers”

Dean Zimmerman

“Game of Thrones – The Queen’s Justice”

Jesse Parker

“Narcos – Al Fin Cayo!”

Matthew V. Colonna, Trevor Baker

“Westworld – The Original”

Stephen Semel, ACE, Marc Jozefowicz

“Game of Thrones – Dragonstone”

Crispin Green

Outstanding Editing – Commercial

Nespresso – “Comin’ Home”

Chris Franklin // Big Sky Edit

Bonafont – “Choices”

Doobie White // Therapy Studios

Optum – “Heroes”

Chris Franklin // Big Sky Edit

SEAT – “Moments”

Doobie White // Therapy Studios

Outstanding Sound – Feature Film

“Fate of the Furious”

Peter Brown, Mark Stoeckinger, Paul Aulicino, Steve Robinson, Bobbi Banks // Formosa Group

“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”

Addison Teague, Dave Acord, Chris Boyes, Lora Hirschberg // Skywalker Sound

“Sully”

Alan Murray, Bub Asman, John Reitz, Tom Ozanich // Warner Bros. Post Production Creative Services

“John Wick: Chapter 2”

Mark Stoeckinger, Alan Rankin, Andy Koyama, Martyn Zub, Gabe Serano // Formosa Group

“Doctor Strange”

Shannon Mills, Tom Johnson, Juan Peralta, Dan Lauris // Skywalker Sound

Outstanding Sound – Television

“Underground – Soldier”

Larry Goeb, Mark Linden, Tara Paul // Sony Pictures Post

“Stranger Things – Chapter 8: The Upside Down”

Craig Henigham // FOX

Joe Barnett, Adam Jenkins, Jordan Wilby, Tiffany Griffith // Technicolor – Hollywood

“Game of Thrones – The Spoils of War”

Tim Kimmel, MPSE, Paula Fairfield, Mathew Waters, CAS, Onnalee Blank, CAS, Bradley C. Katona, Paul Bercovitch // Formosa Group

“The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble”

Pete Horner // Skywalker Sound

Dimitri Tisseyre // Envelope Music + Sound

Dennis Hamlin // Hamlin Sound

“American Gods – The Bone Orchard”

Bradley North, Joseph DeAngelis, Kenneth Kobett, David Werntz, Tiffany S. Griffith // Technicolor

Outstanding Sound – Commercial

Honda – “Up”

Anthony Moore, Neil Johnson, Jack Hallett // Factory

Sian Rogers // SIREN

Virgin Media – “This Is Fibre”

Anthony Moore // Factory

Kia – “Hero’s Journey”

Nathan Dubin // Margarita Mix Santa Monica

SEAT – “Moments”

DoobieWhite // Therapy Studios

Rio 2016 Paralympic Games – “We’re the Superhumans”

Anthony Moore // Factory

Outstanding Visual Effects – Feature Film

“Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales”

Gary Brozenich, Sheldon Stopsack, Patrick Ledda, Richard Clegg, Richard Little // MPC

“War for the Planet of the Apes”

Dan Lemmon, Anders Langlands, Luke Millar, Erik Winquist, Daniel Barrett // Weta Digital

“Beauty and the Beast”

Kyle McCulloch, GlenPratt, Richard Hoover, Dale Newton, Neil Weatherley // Framestore

“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”

Guy Williams, Kevin Andrew Smith, Charles Tait, Daniel Macarin, David Clayton // Weta Digital

“Ghost in the Shell”

Guillaume Rocheron, Axel Bonami, Arundi Asregadoo, Pier Lefebvre, Ruslan Borysov // MPC

Outstanding Visual Effects – Television

“Black Sails – XXIX”

Erik Henry

Yafei Wu, Nicklas Andersson, David Wahlberg // Important Looking Pirates

Martin Lippman // Rodeo

“The Crown – Windsor”

Ben Turner, Tom Debenham, Oliver Cubbage, Lionel Heath, Charlie Bennett // One of Us

“Taboo – Episode One”

Henry Badgett, Nic Birmingham, Simon Rowe, Alexander Kirichenko, Finlay Duncan // BlueBolt VFX

“Ripper Street – Occurrence Reports”

Ed Bruce, Nicholas Murphy, Denny Cahill, Piotr Swigut, Mark Pinheiro // Screen Scene

“Westworld – The Bicameral Mind”

Jay Worth // Deep Water FX

Bobo Skipper, Gustav Ahren, Jens Tenland // Important Looking Pirates

Paul Ghezzo // COSA VFX

Outstanding Visual Effects – Commercial

Walmart – “Lost & Found”

Morgan MacCuish, Michael Ralla, Aron Hjartarson, Todd Herman // Framestore

Honda – “Keep the Peace”

Laurent Ledru, Georgia Tribuiani, Justin Booth-Clibborn, Ellen Turner // Psyop

Nespresso – “Comin’ Home”

Martin Lazaro, Murray Butler, Nick Fraser, Callum McKevney // Framestore

Kia – “Hero’s Journey”

Robert Sethi, Chris Knight, Tom Graham, Jason Bergman // The Mill

Walmart – “The Gift”

Mike Warner, Kurt Lawson, Charles Trippe, Robby Geis // ZERO VFX