Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour)
The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour) is an annual award presented as part of the Primetime Emmy Awards. From 1971 until 2008, all single-camera series competed together in a combined category. Awards for one-hour and half-hour series were divided in 2008 and the category ran until 2010. From 2011 to 2016, the awards were again combined for all single-camera series. They were redivided in 2017.[1]
Contents
1 Winners and nominations
1.1 1950s
1.2 1960s
1.3 1970s
1.4 1980s
1.5 1990s
1.6 2000s
1.7 2010s
2 Programs with multiple awards
3 Programs with multiple nominations
4 References
Winners and nominations
indicates the winner
1950s
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematographry
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
1956 [2] | ||||
Medic |
"Black Friday" |
William A. Sickner |
NBC |
|
Dragnet |
Edward Colman |
NBC |
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Four Star Playhouse |
"The Collar" |
George E. Diskant |
CBS |
|
Private Secretary |
Robert Pittack |
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The Loretta Young Show |
"I Remember the Rani" |
Norbert Brodine |
NBC |
|
1957 [3] | ||||
The Loretta Young Show |
"The Pearl" |
Norbert Brodine |
NBC |
|
Four Star Playhouse |
"Tunnel of Fear" |
George E. Diskant |
CBS |
|
General Electric Theater |
"The Glorious Gift of Molly Malloy" |
Robert Pittack |
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"The Night Goes On" |
John L. Russell |
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The 20th Century Fox Hour |
"Stranger in the Night" |
Lloyd Ahern |
||
1958 [4] | ||||
The Bell Telephone Science Series |
"Hemo the Magnificent" |
Harold E. Wellman |
CBS |
|
The Danny Thomas Show |
Robert De Grasse |
NBC |
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Goodyear Theatre |
"Voices in the Fog" |
George E. Diskant |
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Have Gun – Will Travel |
"The Outlaw" |
William Margulies |
CBS |
|
The Loretta Young Show |
"Miss Ashley's Demon" |
Norbert Brodine |
NBC |
|
1959 [5] | ||||
The Bell Telephone Hour |
"The Alphabet Conspiracy" |
Ellis W. Carter |
NBC |
|
Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre |
"Corporal Hardy" |
Fred Jackman |
NBC |
|
Have Gun – Will Travel |
"Ella West" |
William Margulies |
CBS |
|
The Jane Wyman Show |
"Day of Glory" |
Mack Stengler |
NBC |
|
Maverick |
"Diamond in the Rough" |
Ralph Woolsey |
ABC |
|
"Shady Deal at Sunny Acres" |
Harold E. Stine |
1960s
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
1960 [6] | ||||
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse |
Charles Straumer |
CBS |
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The Lawless Years |
William Margulies |
NBC |
||
77 Sunset Strip |
Ralph Woolsey |
ABC |
||
1961 [7] | ||||
The Twilight Zone |
George T. Clemens |
CBS |
||
Outlaws |
William Margulies |
NBC |
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Wagon Train |
Walter Strenge |
|||
1962 [8] | ||||
Naked City |
John S. Priestley |
ABC |
||
Ben Casey |
Ted Voigtlander |
ABC |
||
Bonanza |
Haskell Boggs, Walter Castle |
NBC |
||
The Twilight Zone |
George T. Clemens |
CBS |
||
Vincent Van Gogh: A Self Portrait |
Guy Blanchard |
NBC |
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Wagon Train |
Walter Strenge |
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1963 [9] | ||||
Naked City |
John S. Priestley |
ABC |
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Bell & Howell Close-Up! |
William Hartigan, Edmondo Ricci |
ABC |
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Combat! |
Robert B. Hauser |
ABC |
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The DuPont Show of the Week |
Joe Vadala |
NBC |
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The River Nile |
Guy Blanchard |
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Shakespeare: Soul of an Age | ||||
The Twilight Zone |
George T. Clemens, Robert W. Pittack |
CBS |
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1964 [10] | ||||
The Kremlin |
J. Baxter Peters |
NBC |
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East Side/West Side |
John S. Priestley |
CBS |
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Greece: The Golden Age |
Bradford Kress |
NBC |
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Kraft Suspense Theatre |
Ellis F. Thackery |
|||
1965 [11] | ||||
Twelve O'Clock High |
William Spencer |
ABC |
||
Bonanza |
Haskell Boggs, William F. Whitely |
NBC |
||
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. |
Fred J. Koenekamp |
|||
1966 [12] | ||||
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea |
Winton C. Hoch |
ABC |
||
Bonanza |
Haskell Boggs, William F. Whitely |
NBC |
||
The Fugitive |
Meredith M. Nicholson |
ABC |
||
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. |
Fred J. Koenekamp |
NBC |
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Michelangelo: The Last Giant |
Tom Priestley |
|||
Run for Your Life |
"The Cold, Cold War of Paul Bryan" |
Lionel Lindon |
||
The Wild Wild West |
Ted Voigtlander |
CBS |
||
1967 | ||||
Bonanza |
Haskell Boggs, William F. Whitely |
NBC |
||
1968 [13] | ||||
It Takes a Thief |
"A Thief Is a Thief Is a Thief" |
Ralph Woolsey |
ABC |
|
Hogan's Heroes |
Gordon Avil |
CBS |
||
The Time Tunnel |
"Raiders in Outer Space" |
Winton C. Hoch |
ABC |
|
1969 [14] | ||||
Here's Peggy Fleming |
George J. Folsey |
NBC |
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Hawaii Five-O |
"Up Tight" |
Frank Phillips |
CBS |
|
Land of the Giants |
"The Crash" |
Howard Schwartz |
ABC |
|
19th Summer Olympic Games Special Reports |
Robert Riger |
1970s
Outstanding Cinematography for a Series
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
1970 [15] | ||||
Marcus Welby, M.D. |
"Hello, Goodbye, Hello" |
Walter Strenge |
ABC |
|
Mission: Impossible |
Al Francis |
CBS |
||
N.Y.P.D. |
Harvey Genkins |
ABC |
||
1971 [16] | ||||
The Name of the Game |
Jack A. Marta |
NBC |
||
Bonanza |
"The Love Child" |
Ted Voigtlander |
NBC |
|
Marcus Welby, M.D. |
"A Spanish Saying I Made Up" |
Walter Strenge |
ABC |
|
1972 [17] | ||||
Columbo |
"Blueprint for Murder" |
Lloyd Ahern |
NBC |
|
Arnie |
Charles G. Clarke |
CBS |
||
Hawaii Five-O |
Robert L. Morrison |
|||
1973 [18] | ||||
Kung Fu |
"An Eye for an Eye" |
Jack Woolf |
ABC |
|
Banacek |
"Detour to Nowhere" |
Sam Leavitt |
NBC |
|
The Waltons |
Russell Metty |
CBS |
||
1974 [19] | ||||
Columbo |
"Any Old Port in a Storm" |
Harry Wolf |
NBC |
|
Hawaii Five-O |
Bill Huffman, Robert L. Morrison, Jack Whitman |
CBS |
||
Kojak |
Gerald Perry Finnerman |
|||
1975 [20] | ||||
Columbo |
"Payback" |
Richard C. Glouner |
NBC |
|
Kojak |
"Wall Street Gunslinger" |
Vilis Lapenieks, Sol Negrin |
CBS |
|
M*A*S*H |
"Bombed" |
William Jurgensen |
||
1976 [21] | ||||
Baretta |
"Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow" |
Harry Wolf |
ABC |
|
Kojak |
"A Question of Answers" |
Sol Negrin |
CBS |
|
Little House on the Prairie |
"Remember Me" |
Ted Voigtlander |
NBC |
|
M*A*S*H |
"Hawkeye" |
William Jurgensen |
CBS |
|
Rich Man, Poor Man |
"Part 1" |
Howard Schwartz |
ABC |
|
1977 [22] | ||||
Captains and the Kings |
"Chapter 1" |
Ric Waite |
NBC |
|
Baretta |
"Soldier in the Jungle" |
Sherman L. Kunkel |
ABC |
|
Kojak |
"A Shield for Murder, Part 2" |
Sol Negrin |
CBS |
|
M*A*S*H |
"Dear Sigmund" |
William Jurgensen |
||
The Moneychangers |
"Part 1" |
Joseph F. Biroc |
NBC |
|
Once an Eagle |
"Part 1" |
John J. Jones |
||
Roots |
"Part 2" |
Stevan Larner |
ABC |
|
"Part 7" |
Joseph M. Wilcots |
|||
1978 [23] | ||||
Little House on the Prairie |
"The Fighter" |
Ted Voigtlander |
NBC |
|
The Awakening Land |
Michel Hugo |
NBC |
||
The Love Boat |
"The Inspector/A Very Special Girl/Until the Last Goodbye" |
Lloyd Ahern |
ABC |
|
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry |
Robert B. Hauser |
|||
Washington: Behind Closed Doors |
"Part 1" |
Joseph F. Biroc |
Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
1979 [24] | ||||
Little House on the Prairie |
"The Craftsman" |
Ted Voigtlander |
NBC |
|
Barnaby Jones |
"Memory of a Nightmare" |
William W. Spencer |
CBS |
|
Little Women |
"Episode 2" |
Joseph F. Biroc |
NBC |
1980s
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
1980 [25] | ||||
The Contender |
"Breakthrough" |
Enzo A. Martinelli |
CBS |
|
Fantasy Island |
"The Wedding" |
Emmett Bergholz |
ABC |
|
From Here to Eternity |
"Pearl Harbor" |
Gerald Perry Finnerman |
NBC |
|
The Incredible Hulk |
"Broken Image" |
John McPherson |
CBS |
|
Little House on the Prairie |
"May We Make Them Proud" |
Ted Voigtlander |
NBC |
|
Quincy, M.E. |
"Riot" |
Alric Edens |
ABC |
|
1981 [26] | ||||
Hill Street Blues |
"Hill Street Station" |
William Cronjager |
NBC |
|
Breaking Away |
"La Strada" |
Brianne Murphy |
ABC |
|
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century |
"Time of the Hawk" |
Ben Colman |
NBC |
|
The Gangster Chronicles |
"Chapter One" |
Gerald Perry Finnerman |
||
Little House on the Prairie |
"Sylvia" |
Ted Voigtlander |
||
Nero Wolfe |
"Death and the Dolls" |
Charles W. Short |
||
1982 [27] | ||||
Fame |
"Alone in a Crowd" |
William W. Spencer |
NBC |
|
Baker's Dozen |
"A Class by Himself" |
Sol Negrin |
CBS |
|
Little House on the Prairie |
"He Was Only Twelve, Part 2" |
Ted Voigtlander |
NBC |
|
Lou Grant |
"Ghosts" |
Robert F. Liu |
CBS |
|
Magnum, P.I. |
"Memories Are Forever" |
Woody Omens |
||
1983 [28] | ||||
Casablanca |
"The Masterbuilder's Woman" |
Joseph F. Biroc |
NBC |
|
Fantasy Island |
"The Curse of the Moreaus/My Man Friday" |
Emmett Bergholz |
ABC |
|
Little House on the Prairie |
"The Wild Boy, Part 1" |
Harry L. Wolf |
NBC |
|
1984 [29] | ||||
The New Mike Hammer |
"More Than Murder" |
James Crabe |
CBS |
|
Airwolf |
"Shadow of the Hawke" |
Howard Schwartz, Robert E. Collins |
CBS |
|
Dynasty |
"New Lady in Town" |
Richard L. Rawlings |
ABC |
|
Fame |
"Break Dance" |
Sherman Kunkel |
Syndicated |
|
1985 [30] | ||||
Miami Vice |
"Brother's Keeper" |
Robert E. Collins |
NBC |
|
Code Name: Foxfire |
"Robin's Blue Egg" |
John Elsenbach |
NBC |
|
Highway to Heaven |
"Child of God" |
Ted Voigtlander |
||
"A Match Made in Heaven" |
Brianne Murphy |
|||
Miami Vice |
"No Exit" |
Duke Callaghan |
||
Scarecrow and Mrs. King |
"D.O.A.: Delirious on Arrival" |
Edward R. Brown |
CBS |
|
1986 [31] | ||||
Amazing Stories |
"The Mission" |
John McPherson |
NBC |
|
Alfred Hitchcock Presents |
"Road Hog" |
Woody Omens |
NBC |
|
Blacke's Magic |
"Prisoner of Paradise" |
Terry K. Meade |
||
The Colbys |
"The Celebration" |
Richard L. Rawlings |
ABC |
|
Highway to Heaven |
"To Bind the Wounds" |
Ted Voigtlander |
NBC |
|
Moonlighting |
"The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice" |
Gerald Perry Finnerman |
ABC |
|
1987 [32] | ||||
Heart of the City |
"Cold Steal and Neon" |
Woody Omens |
ABC |
|
Amazing Stories |
"Go to the Head of the Class" |
John McPherson |
NBC |
|
Crime Story |
"Top of the World" |
James A. Contner |
||
Highway to Heaven |
"Basinger's New York" |
Ted Voigtlander |
||
L.A. Law |
"Sidney, the Dead-Nosed Reindeer" |
Robert Seaman |
||
1988 [33] | ||||
Beauty and the Beast |
"Pilot" |
Roy H. Wagner |
CBS |
|
Highway to Heaven |
"A Dream of Wild Horses" |
Ted Voigtlander |
NBC |
|
Magnum, P.I. |
"Unfinished Business" |
John C. Flinn III |
CBS |
|
Moonlighting |
"Here's Living With You, Kid" |
Gerald Perry Finnerman |
ABC |
|
Ohara |
"See Something That Isn't There" |
Richard M. Rawlings Jr. |
||
Star Trek: The Next Generation |
"The Big Goodbye" |
Edward R. Brown |
Syndicated |
|
1989 [34] | ||||
Quantum Leap |
"Genesis, Part 1" |
Roy H. Wagner |
NBC |
|
Beauty and the Beast |
"Ceremony of Innocence" |
Stevan Larner |
CBS |
|
Jake and the Fatman |
"Wish You Were Here" |
John C. Flinn III |
||
Paradise |
"Long Lost Lawson" |
Richard M. Rawlings Jr. |
1990s
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
1990 [35] | ||||
Quantum Leap |
"Pool Hall Blues" |
Michael W. Watkins |
NBC |
|
Beauty and the Beast |
"Snow" |
Stevan Larner |
CBS |
|
Jake and the Fatman |
"If I Didn't Care" |
John C. Flinn III |
||
Midnight Caller |
"Evil Is Live Spelled Backward, Part 2" |
Bradley B. Six |
NBC |
|
Murder, She Wrote |
"Night of the Tarantula" |
John Elsenbach |
CBS |
|
1991 [36] | ||||
Quantum Leap |
"The Leap Home, Part 2" |
Michael W. Watkins |
NBC |
|
Star Trek: The Next Generation |
"Family" |
Marvin V. Rush |
Syndicated |
|
The Trials of Rosie O'Neill |
"Starting Over" |
Jack Priestley |
CBS |
|
1992 [37] | ||||
Northern Exposure |
"Cicely" |
Frank Prinzi |
CBS |
|
Doogie Howser, M.D. |
"Summer of '91" |
Michael D. O'Shea |
ABC |
|
Quantum Leap |
"Dreams" |
Michael W. Watkins |
NBC |
|
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles |
"British East Africa, September 1909" |
Hugh Miles, Miguel Icaza |
ABC |
|
1993 [38] | ||||
Law & Order |
"Conspiracy" |
Constantine Makris |
NBC |
|
Northern Exposure |
"Revelations" |
Frank Prinzi |
CBS |
|
Quantum Leap |
"Trilogy, Part 1" |
Michael W. Watkins |
NBC |
|
Reasonable Doubts |
"Life Lines" |
Richard M. Rawlings Jr. |
||
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles |
"Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues" |
David Tattersall |
ABC |
|
1994 [39] | ||||
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman |
"Where the Heart Is/Boston" |
Roland 'Ozzie' Smith |
CBS |
|
seaQuest DSV |
"Such Great Patience" |
Kenneth Zunder |
NBC |
|
1995 [40] | ||||
Chicago Hope |
"Over the Rainbow" |
Tim Suhrstedt |
CBS |
|
Babylon 5 |
"The Geometry of Shadows" |
John C. Flinn III |
Syndicated |
|
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman |
"A Washington Affair" |
Roland 'Ozzie' Smith |
CBS |
|
NYPD Blue |
"You Bet Your Life" |
Brian J. Reynolds |
ABC |
|
Star Trek: Voyager |
"Heroes and Demons" |
Marvin V. Rush |
UPN |
|
The X-Files |
"One Breath" |
John Bartley |
Fox |
|
1996 [41] | ||||
The X-Files |
"Grotesque" |
John Bartley |
Fox |
|
Babylon 5 |
"Comes the Inquisitor" |
John C. Flinn III |
Syndicated |
|
Chicago Hope |
"Leave of Absence" |
Kenneth Zunder |
CBS |
|
ER |
"Hell and High Water" |
Richard Thorpe |
NBC |
|
Murder One |
"Chapter One" |
Aaron Schneider |
ABC |
|
1997 [42] | ||||
Law & Order |
"Mad Dog" |
Constantine Makris |
NBC |
|
Chicago Hope |
"A Time to Kill" |
James R. Bagdonas |
CBS |
|
Gun |
"Ricochet" |
Roy H. Wagner |
ABC |
|
Relativity |
"Karen and Her Sisters" |
Michael D. O'Shea |
||
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine |
"Apocalypse Rising" |
Jonathan West |
Syndicated |
|
1998 [43] | ||||
Law & Order |
"Stalker" |
Constantine Makris |
NBC |
|
Chicago Hope |
"Brain Salad Surgery" |
James R. Bagdonas |
CBS |
|
Earth: Final Conflict |
"Float Like a Butterfly" |
Michael McMurray |
Syndicated |
|
JAG |
"The Good of the Service" |
Hugo Cortina |
CBS |
|
The X-Files |
"The Post-Modern Prometheus" |
Joel Ransom |
Fox |
|
1999 [44] | ||||
Felicity |
"Todd Mulcahy, Part 2" |
Robert Primes |
The WB |
|
Chicago Hope |
"Home Is Where the Heartache Is" |
James R. Bagdonas |
CBS |
|
JAG |
"Gypsy Eyes" |
Hugo Cortina |
||
The Practice |
"Happily Ever After" |
Dennis Smith |
ABC |
|
The X-Files |
"The Unnatural" |
Bill Roe |
Fox |
2000s
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
2000 [45] |
The West Wing | "Pilot" | Thomas Del Ruth | NBC |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer | "Hush" | Michael Gershman | The WB |
|
JAG | "Boomerang, Part 2" | Hugo Cortina | CBS |
|
Law & Order | "Entitled, Part 2" | Constantine Makris | NBC |
|
The Sopranos | "D-Girl" | Phil Abraham | HBO |
|
2001 [46] |
The West Wing | "Noël" | Thomas Del Ruth | NBC |
Ally McBeal | "Cloudy Skies, Chance of Parade" | Billy Dickson | Fox |
|
JAG | "Adrift, Part 1" | Hugo Cortina | CBS |
|
Law & Order | "Endurance" | John Beymer | NBC |
|
The Practice | "The Deal" | Dennis Smith | ABC |
|
The X-Files | "This is Not Happening" | Bill Roe | Fox |
|
2002 [47] |
Alias | "Truth Be Told" | Michael Bonvillain | ABC |
Ally McBeal | "Reality Bites" | Billy Dickson | Fox |
|
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | "Identity Crisis" | Jonathan West | CBS |
|
Six Feet Under | "Driving Mr. Mossback" | Alan Caso | HBO |
|
The West Wing | "Bartlet for America" | Thomas Del Ruth | NBC |
|
2003 [48] |
CSI: Miami | "Simple Man" | Michael D. O’Shea | CBS |
Alias | "Double Agent" | Michael Bonvillain | ABC |
|
Six Feet Under | "Nobody Sleeps" | Alan Caso | HBO |
|
The West Wing | "Holy Night" | Thomas Del Ruth | NBC |
|
2004 [49] |
Carnivàle | "Pick a Number" | Jeff Jur | HBO |
Alias | "Conscious" | Donald E. Thorin | ABC |
|
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | "XX" | Frank Byers | CBS |
|
The Sopranos | "Irregular Around the Margins" | Phil Abraham | HBO |
|
The West Wing | "7A WF 83429" | Thomas Del Ruth | NBC |
|
2005 [50] |
Deadwood | "Complications" | James Glennon | HBO |
Carnivàle | "The Road to Damascus" | Jim Denault | HBO |
|
"Lincoln Highway" | Jeff Jur |
|||
Six Feet Under | "Untitled" | Lowell Peterson |
||
24 | "Day 4: 5:00 a.m. — 6:00 a.m." | Rodney Charters | Fox |
|
2006 [51] |
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | "Gum Drops" | Michael Slovis | CBS |
Everybody Hates Chris | "Everybody Hates Funerals" | Mark Doering-Powell | UPN |
|
Lost | "Man of Science, Man of Faith" | Michael Bonvillain | ABC |
|
The Sopranos | "The Ride" | Phil Abraham | HBO |
|
24 | "Day 5: 9:00 p.m. — 10:00 p.m." | Rodney Charters | Fox |
|
2007 [52] |
Rome | "Passover" | Alik Sakharov | HBO |
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | "Built to Kill, Part 1" | Michael Slovis | CBS |
|
Deadwood | "The Catbird Seat" | Joseph Gallagher | HBO |
|
The Sopranos | "Soprano Home Movies" | Phil Abraham |
||
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip | "Pilot" | Thomas Del Ruth | NBC |
Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour)
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
2008 | Mad Men | "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" | Phil Abraham | AMC |
Battlestar Galactica | "Razor" | Stephen McNutt | Sci Fi |
|
Breaking Bad | "Pilot" | John Toll | AMC |
|
Dexter | "The British Invasion" | Romeo Tirone | Showtime |
|
Lost | "The Constant" | John Bartley | ABC |
|
Rescue Me | "Babyface" | Tom Houghton | FX |
|
2009 | The Tudors | "Dissension and Punishment" | Ousama Rawi | Showtime |
Breaking Bad | "ABQ" | Michael Slovis | AMC |
|
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | "For Warrick" | James L. Carter | CBS |
|
Life on Mars | "Out Here in the Fields" | Kramer Morgenthau | ABC |
|
Mad Men | "The New Girl" | Christopher Manley | AMC |
2010s
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
2010 (62nd) |
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | "Family Affair" | Christian Sebaldt | CBS |
Breaking Bad | "No Mas" | Michael Slovis | AMC |
|
FlashForward | "No More Good Days" | Kramer Morgenthau | ABC |
|
Mad Men | "Shut the Door. Have a Seat." | Christopher Manley | AMC |
|
The Tudors | "Death of a Monarchy" | Ousama Rawi | Showtime |
Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
2011 (63rd) [53] |
Boardwalk Empire | "Home" | Jonathan Freeman | HBO |
Boardwalk Empire | "Boardwalk Empire" | Stuart Dryburgh | HBO |
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"A Return to Normalcy" | Kramer Morgenthau |
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The Borgias | "The Poisoned Chalice" / "The Assassin" | Paul Sarossy | Showtime |
|
The Good Wife | "Double Jeopardy" | Fred Murphy | CBS |
|
2012 (64th) [54] |
Boardwalk Empire | "21" | Jonathan Freeman | HBO |
Breaking Bad | "Face Off" | Michael Slovis | AMC |
|
Glee | "Asian F" | Michael Goi | Fox |
|
Mad Men | "The Phantom" | Christopher Manley | AMC |
|
Pan Am | "Pilot" | John Lindley | ABC |
|
2013 (65th) [55] |
House of Cards | "Chapter 1" | Eigil Bryld | Netflix |
Boardwalk Empire | "Margate Sands" | Bill Coleman | HBO |
|
Breaking Bad | "Gliding Over All" | Michael Slovis | AMC |
|
Game of Thrones | "Mhysa" | Robert McLachlan | HBO |
|
Homeland | "Beirut is Back" | Nelson Cragg | Showtime |
|
Mad Men | "The Doorway" | Christopher Manley | AMC |
|
2014 (66th) [56] |
True Detective | "Who Goes There" | Adam Arkapaw | HBO |
Breaking Bad | "Granite State" | Michael Slovis | AMC |
|
Game of Thrones | "The Lion and the Rose" | Anette Haellmigk | HBO |
|
"Two Swords" | Jonathan Freeman |
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Homeland | "The Star" | David Klein | Showtime |
|
House of Cards | "Chapter 18" | Igor Martinovic | Netflix |
|
2015 (67th) [57] |
Boardwalk Empire | "Golden Days for Boys and Girls" | Jonathan Freeman | HBO |
Game of Thrones | "The Dance of Dragons" | Rob McLachlan | HBO |
|
"Hardhome" | Fabian Wagner |
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"Sons of the Harpy" | Anette Haellmigk |
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"Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" | Greg Middleton |
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The Good Wife | "The Line" | Fred Murphy | CBS |
|
House of Cards | "Chapter 29" | Martin Ahlgren | Netflix |
|
2016 (68th) [58] |
The Man in the High Castle | "The New World" | James Hawkinson | Amazon |
Bates Motel | "A Danger to Himself and Others" | John S. Bartley | A&E |
|
Downton Abbey | "Episode Nine" | Graham Frake | PBS |
|
Game of Thrones | "Home" | Gregory Middleton | HBO |
|
Gotham | "Azrael" | Crescenzo Giacomo Notarile | Fox |
|
Homeland | "The Tradition of Hospitality" | David Klein | Showtime |
|
House of Cards | "Chapter 45" | David M. Dunlap | Netflix |
Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour)
Year |
Program |
Episode |
Nominees |
Network |
---|---|---|---|---|
2017 (69th) [59] | ||||
The Handmaid's Tale |
"Offred" |
Colin Watkinson |
Hulu |
|
The Crown |
"Smoke and Mirrors" |
Adriano Goldman |
Netflix |
|
The Man in the High Castle |
"Fallout" |
James Hawkinson |
Amazon |
|
Mr. Robot |
"eps2.0_unm4sk-pt1.tc" / "eps2.0_unm4sk-pt2.tc" |
Tod Campbell |
USA |
|
Sense8 |
"Obligate Mutualisms" |
John Toll |
Netflix |
|
Stranger Things |
"Chapter Eight: The Upside Down" |
Tim Ives |
||
Westworld |
"The Original" |
Paul Cameron |
HBO |
|
2018 (70th) [60] | ||||
The Crown |
"Beryl" |
Adriano Goldman |
Netflix |
|
The Handmaid's Tale |
"June" |
Colin Watkinson |
Hulu |
|
Legion |
"Chapter 9" |
Dana Gonzales |
FX |
|
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel |
"Pilot" |
M. David Mullen |
Amazon |
|
Ozark |
"The Toll" |
Ben Kutchins |
Netflix |
|
Stranger Things |
"Chapter One: MADMAX" |
Tim Ives |
||
Westworld |
"The Riddle of the Sphinx" |
John Grillo |
HBO |
Programs with multiple awards
|
|
Programs with multiple nominations
|
|
|
|
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^ "Nominees/Winners". Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Retrieved July 4, 2018.
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