Los Angeles, January 5 — The Art Directors Guild has revealed its nominees across nine production-design categories for the ADG’s 15th Annual Excellence in Production Design Awards, recognizing work in features, television, commercials and music videos for 2010.

Nominations were announced by ADG Council President Tom Walsh together with awards co-producers Dawn Snyder and Tom Wilkins. Final online voting closes February 3; winners will be revealed at a black‑tie ceremony on Saturday, February 5, 2011 in the International Ballroom of the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. Paula Poundstone returns as host.

This year’s ceremony carries the theme “Designs on Film,” honoring Cathy Whitlock’s new HarperCollins book that surveys a century of Hollywood art direction. Walsh will introduce the program. The ADG will present its Lifetime Achievement Award to Academy Award–winning production designer Patricia Norris, to be presented by filmmaker David Lynch. The Guild will also induct legendary designers Alexander Golitzen, Albert Heschong and Eugène Lourié into its Hall of Fame. The ADG Cinematic Imagery Award goes to longtime visual‑effects artists Syd Dutton and Bill Taylor of Illusion Arts. Filmmaker Cindy Peters has created a short video profile celebrating the varied crafts of art‑department personnel, featuring interviews with seasoned and emerging ADG members.

Feature film nominees — Excellence in Production Design (2010)

• Period Feature:

True Grit — Production Designer: Jess Gonchor

The King’s Speech — Production Designer: Eve Stewart

Shutter Island — Production Designer: Dante Ferretti

Robin Hood — Production Designer: Arthur Max

Get Low — Production Designer: Geoffrey Kirkland

• Fantasy Feature:

Alice in Wonderland — Production Designer: Robert Stromberg

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 — Production Designer: Stuart Craig

Inception — Production Designer: Guy Hendrix Dyas

Tron: Legacy — Production Designer: Darren Gilford

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader — Production Designer: Barry Robison

• Contemporary Feature:

Black Swan — Production Designer: Therese DePrez

The Social Network — Production Designer: Donald Graham Burt

The Fighter — Production Designer: Judy Becker

The Town — Production Designer: Sharon Seymour

127 Hours — Production Designer: Suttirat Larlarb

Television nominees — Excellence in Production Design (2009)

• Single‑Camera Television Series:

Mad Men — Episode “Public Relations” — Production Designer: Dan Bishop

True Blood — Episode “Trouble” — Production Designer: Suzuki Ingerslev

The Tudors — Episode 407 — Production Designer: Tom Conroy

24 — Episode “4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.” — Production Designer: Carlos Barbosa

Glee — Episode “Britney/Brittany” — Production Designer: Mark Hutman

• Television Movie or Mini‑Series:

Secrets in the Walls — Production Designer: Robb Wilson King

Revenge of the Bridesmaids — Production Designer: Marcia Hinds

• Episode of a Half‑Hour Single‑Camera Television Series:

Modern Family — Episode “Halloween” — Production Designer: Richard Berg

30 Rock — Episode “Live Show” — Production Designers: Keith Raywood, Teresa Mastropiero, Peter Baran

Outsourced — Episode “Home for the Diwalidays” — Production Designer: Joseph P. Lucky

United States of Tara — Episode “Trouble Junction” — Production Designer: Cabot McMullen

Community — Episode “Basic Rocket Science” — Production Designer: Derek R. Hill

• Episode of a Multi‑Camera, Variety, or Unscripted Series:

Saturday Night Live — Episode “Betty White/Jay‑Z” — Production Designers: Keith Raywood, Eugene Lee, Akira Yoshimura, N. Joseph DeTullio

How I Met Your Mother — Episode “Natural History” — Production Designer: Stephan G. Olson

Hell’s Kitchen — Episode #810 — Production Designer: John Janavs

Conan — Episode #1.1 — Production Designers: John Shaffner, Joe Stewart

Two and a Half Men — Episode “Hookers, Hookers, Hookers” — Production Designer: John Shaffner

• Awards, Music or Game Shows:

82nd Annual Academy Awards — Production Designer: David Rockwell

2010 MTV Video Music Awards — Production Designer: Florian Wieder

62nd Primetime Emmy Awards — Production Designer: Steve Bass

67th Golden Globe Awards — Production Designer: Brian J. Stonestreet

Super Bowl XLIV — Production Designer: Bruce Rodgers

Commercials and music‑video nominees — Excellence in Production Design (2009)

• Milk — “The Dentist” (commercial) — Production Designer: Jeffrey Beecroft
• Farmers Insurance — “Frozen Pipes” (commercial) — Production Designer: Ken Averill
• Capital One — “Rapunzel” (commercial) — Production Designer: Jeremy Reed
• Ford Fiesta — “Launch” (commercial) — Production Designer: Floyd Albee
• Dos Equis — “Ice Fishing” (commercial) — Production Designer: Jesse E. Benton

Voting details and complete nominee lists are being managed online by the ADG; members have until February 3 to cast final ballots for the winners to be announced at the Beverly Hilton ceremony on February 5.

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