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awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
Directors Deondray Gossfield & Quincy LeNear Gossfield believe in authenticity above all else when it comes to their work on Showtime’s The Chi. Quincy is a Chicago native, one of several working on the long-running drama series. He married Deondray, an LA native, in 2014, and their creative partnership has birthed an attention to detail that stems from both the similarities and differences between their upbringings.
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awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
By the time The White Lotus star Sarah Catherine Hook arrived in Thailand to shoot the third season of Mike White’s incisive anthology series, she had completed more than enough preparation for her role as Piper Ratliff.
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awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
Having performed countless stunts for a whole range of iconic Marvel properties, including Avengers: Endgame and Loki, it was only a matter of time until James Hutchinson emerged as one of the industry’s most sought-after stunt coordinators. He served as the coordinator on hit HBO Max series like The Staircase and Doom Patrol, and most recently lent his talents to Amazon Prime’s The Bondsman, the supercharged crime series starring Kevin Bacon as resurrected bounty hunter Hub Halloran.
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awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
“Hey Higgins, you want to cut an episode?”Those simple words changed editor Jon Higgins‘ life, affording him the opportunity to cut an episode of the short-lived talk series Crossing Over with John Edward. “I realized while cutting that episode that I loved editing,” says Higgins.
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1 week ago | 
awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
Natalie Nelson has served as the Hair Department Head on a wide variety of television shows, dabbling in genres ranging from sci-fi to crime to coming-of-age stories. Her work on Prime Video’s Cross, starring the always terrific Aldis Hodge, has generated buzz lately for its authentic rendering of Washington D.C. in real time. Nelson’s designs impressively reflect the D.C. of 2024, particularly the city’s Black communities.
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awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
Overcompensating stars Wally Baram and Benito Skinner have become overnight sensations in the wake of the hit coming-of-age series on Amazon Prime Video. As Carmen and Benny, respectively, Baram and Skinner play a pair of social outcasts navigating their first year of college together. Their performances speak for themselves, but their unique hair styles actually play a surprisingly pivotal role in the show’s storytelling.
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1 week ago | 
awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
When you want to lend your Philadelphia-set crime series an authentic Philly sound, what better place to look than Philly’s own hip-hop legends, The Roots? Peacock’s Long Bright River did exactly that when showrunner Nikki Toscano tapped the band’s keyboardist James Poyser to join forces with composer Dimitri Smith in crafting the series’ gripping score.
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2 weeks ago | 
awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
Each episode of Netflix’s Chef’s Table: Legends spotlights one of the world’s most iconic chefs and documents their influence on the culinary world and beyond. Composer David Bertok had the honor of scoring S1E2 of the series, which focuses on the legendary Spanish chef José Andrés, whose work as both a chef and a humanitarian has made him one of the most household names in gastronomy today. He is also a larger-than-life figure, charismatic and garrulous in equal measure.
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2 weeks ago | 
awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
The Welcome to Wrexham editing team return to Awards Radar to discuss season 4 of the hit FX on Hulu series, following their success at the most recent ACE Eddies as well as last year’s Creative Arts Emmys. Series stalwarts like Michael Oliver and Mohamed El Manasterly return for season 4, and are joined by a talented team of editors, including Tim Wilsbach, ACE, Jenny Krochmal, Steve Welch, ACE and Sam Fricke.
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awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman
As Saxon Ratliff on HBO’s The White Lotus, Patrick Schwarzenegger follows in a long line of oddly empathetic assholes. It is a tradition Schwarzenegger has already carried with him in his career, building off comparable roles on such hits as HBO’s The Staircase or Amy Poehler‘s Moxie. As rumors swirl about his potential casting in Luca Guadagnino‘s American Psycho remake, the shocking psychosexual developments between Saxon and his brother Lochlan in The White Lotus season three loom large.
