Art Directors Guild Awards 2012
The 17th Art Directors Guild Awards, which were given on February 2, 2013, honored the best production designers of 2012.
17th ADG Awards
February 2, 2013
Period Film:
Anna Karenina
Fantasy Film:
Life of Pi
Contemporary Film:
Skyfall
Winners and nominees
Film
Period Film:
- Sarah Greenwood – Anna Karenina
- Peter Borckl – Argo
- David F. Klassen – Django Unchained
- Eve Stewart – Les Misérables
- Rick Carter – Lincoln
Fantasy Film:
- David Gropman – Life of Pi
- Uli Hanisch – Cloud Atlas
- Nathan Crowley, Kevin Kavanaugh – The Dark Knight Rises
- Dan Hennah – The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
- Arthur Max – Prometheus
Contemporary Film:
Television
One-Hour Single Camera Television Series:
- Gemma Jackson – Game of Thrones (for "The Ghost of Harrenhal")
- Bill Groom – Boardwalk Empire (for "Resolution")
- Donal Woods – Downton Abbey (for "Christmas at Downton Abbey")
- John D. Kretschmer – Homeland (for "The Choice")
- Richard Hoover – The Newsroom (for "We Just Decided To")
Episode of a Half Hour Single-Camera Television Series
- Judy Becker – Girls (for "Pilot")
- Denise Pizzini – Community (for "Pillows and Blankets")
- Richard Berg – Modern Family (for "Misery Date")
- Ian Phillips – Parks and Recreation (for "Soda Tax")
- Tony Fanning – The New Normal (for "Sofa's Choice")
Multi-Camera Unscripted Series:
- Keith Raywood, Eugene Lee, Akira Yoshimura & N. Joseph DeTullio – Saturday Night Live (for "Host: Mick Jagger")
- Glenda Rovello – 2 Broke Girls (for "And The Silent Partner")
- Stephan G. Olson – How I Met Your Mother (for "The Magician's Code, Part 1")
- Bruce Rodgers – Democratic National Convention
- Anton Goss and James Pearse Connelly – The Voice
Miniseries or Television Movie:
- Mark Worthington – American Horror Story: Asylum (for "I Am Anne Frank, Part 2")
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