Nailed It's Nicole Byer Will Host All Five Nights of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards!

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterThe Academy, like the rest of the world, loves Baby Yoda. Jon Favreau’sThe Mandalorian took home five statuettes, leading the way on the third night of the Creative Arts Emmys.The Star Wars spin-off started the night off winning Outstanding Visual Effects, which was the first Emmy ever for Disney+.

here.Outstanding Cinematography for a Limited Series or Movie“Watchmen • This Extraordinary Being” (HBO) HBO in association with White Rabbit, Warner Bros. Television, DC and Paramount Television Gregory Middleton, ASC, CSC, Director of PhotographyOutstanding Cinematography for a Multi-Camera Series“The Ranch • It Ain’t My Fault” (Netflix) Netflix Donald A.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVAnother night, another Creative Arts Emmys celebration!The third of five nights designed to hand out the 72nd Annual artisans’ awards was also the first night in which scripted categories made an appearance.

Norman Lear was recognized with a win during the second night of 2020's virtual Creative Arts Emmys on Tuesday for Live in Front of a Studio Audience:All in the Family and Good Times. At 98, Lear has surpassed his own record, set in 2019, as the oldest Emmy winner ever.

The second night of the Creative Arts Emmys was dominated by many familiar faces as “Saturday Night Live,” “Last Week Tonight with John Stewart,” “Live in Front of a Studio Audience,” “The Oscars” and “RuPaul’s Drag Race” took home multiple awards. Notable wins included Marina Toybina and her team taking Costume Design for “The Masked Singer” and Don Roy King winning Directing for a Variety Series for the fourth straight year.

Also Read: 2020's Primetime Emmy Award Winners, by Show and NetworkSee all of Tuesday’s variety winners below the reality and nonfiction winners from Monday night here.Outstanding Short Form Variety Series“Carpool Karaoke: The Series” (Apple TV) CBS Television Studios, Fulwell 73 Ben Winston, Executive Producer James Corden, Executive Producer David Young, Co-Executive Producer Sheila Rogers, Supervising Producer Diana Miller, Producer Blake Webster, ProducerOutstanding Variety Sketch Series“Sat

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Leah Remini, Queer Eye, and HBO documentary The Apollo were the big winners on the first night of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Monday (September 14, 2020).Actress Remini’s Scientology And The Aftermath docu-series picked up top honors in the Outstanding Hosted Non-Fiction Series of Special category, while hit makeover show Queer Eye took home the Outstanding Structured Reality Program prize.The Apollo was named Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special, while there were multiple wins for

Nicole Byer jokingly awarded "COVID-19 Compliance Awards" during the first night of 2020's virtual Creative Arts Emmys on Monday. The Creative Arts Emmys (and Nailed It!) host performed a bit themed to the socially-distant ceremony (where acceptance speeches were pre-taped) when she nominated The Masked Singer, among other titles, for the fake prize: "because, honestly, you should know it— we should allbe wearing masks," she explained.

The Television Academy is handing out its 2020 Creative Arts Emmy Awards over five nights. From Monday-Saturday, awards will be presented in categories encompassing guest performances, writing, directing, sound editing and mixing, costumes, lighting and numerous other areas.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorNight 1 of five in a row for the 2020 Creative Arts Emmys is in the books, and here is a look at the first winners by program and network.Netflix is the early leader in the clubhouse with five trophies spanning four programs — Cheer won twice — and CNN and National Geographic are tied for second with three apiece.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticIt’s going to a long, long week.Dominated by Reality and Nonfiction categories, the opening night of the 2020 Creative Arts Emmy Awards was a rather stilted affair on Monday.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe first of five nights of the Creative Arts Emmys began on Monday, with “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “Apollo 11” getting out to an early lead.The first night of the awards focused on the artisans categories for reality and nonfiction programming. “Apollo 11” picked up three awards in total, including a win for best picture editing for a nonfiction program.

In an obviously completely taped ceremony, hosted by Nicole Byer, the first night of the 2020 Creative Arts Emmys kicked off with Netflix and National Geographic tallying the most wins for networks counting trophies. On the nominee side, “Apollo II” and led all individual winners with three trophies each.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorThe 2020 Creative Arts Emmy Awards begins its weeklong run Monday with Night 1 of its five-night ceremony. The event, modified and virtual this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, is being streamed at the Television Academy’s website as well as on Deadline here beginning at 8 p.m.

Also Read: What the Emmys Learned From Previous Makeovers (Including Rod Serling's 1965 Disaster)Check back throughout the night for the complete list of night one winners as they’re announced.Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction SpecialOutstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series or SpecialOutstanding Short Form Nonfiction or Reality Series“National Geographic Presents: Creating Cosmos: Possible Worlds”Outstanding Structured Reality ProgramOutstanding Casting for a Reality Program“RuPaul’s Drag Race”O

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeAnd so it begins. The most unusual Emmy season in history finally arrived at the moment that everyone’s been waiting for, the actual awards, on Monday night, as the first of five Creative Arts ceremonies got underway.The Creative Arts Emmys, which is normally an in-person event at the Microsoft Theatre over two nights the weekend before the Primetime Emmy telecast, will instead take place Sept.

One unexpected side effect of the coronavirus pandemic making an in-person Emmys impossible: The infamously long Creative Arts presentation will now be even longer. Stretching five nights and culminating with a two-hour televised event on FXX, the marathon reimagining of the annual Primetime Emmys appetizer will be hosted by comedian Nicole Byer and will hand out awards in a very chill 101 races.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeLast month, when the Television Academy asked Creative Arts Emmy nominees to pre-tape their acceptance speeches, it caused a bit of a stir.