Film Victoria congratulates all the winners and nominees recognised in the 6th AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel.
Judged by industry, the annual awards recognise and celebrate excellence in Australian screen craft, with 45 awards across film, television and documentary, including screenwriting, producing and acting, cinematography, composition and costume design.
The winners of the 6th AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel were announced in a ceremony at Sydney's Star Event Centre on 7 December.
Film Victoria supported projects and talented Victorian practitioners from both sides of the camera were well represented among the nominees, with the following receiving an award:
FEATURE FILM
Best Original Music Score Tanna, Antony Partos
Best VFX or Animation Game of Thrones ‘Battle of the Bastards’ Season 6, Episode 9, Glenn Melenhorst, Ineke Majoor (Iloura)
Best Original Screenplay Hacksaw Ridge, Andrew Knight
Best Film presented by Foxtel Hacksaw Ridge, Paul Currie (producer)
TELEVISION
Best Television Comedy Series Upper Middle Bogan, Robyn Butler, Wayne Hope, Ben Grogan
Best Television Drama Series Wentworth, Pino Amenta (producer)
Best Telefeature or Mini Series The Kettering Incident, Andrew Walker (producer)
Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama Elizabeth Debicki, The Kettering Incident
Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama Samuel Johnson, Molly
Best Guest or Supporting Actress in a Television Drama Celia Pacquola, The Beautiful Lie
Best Editing in Television Ben Joss, Wentworth Episode 3
Best Costume Design in Television Molly (Part 1), Edie Kurzer
DOCUMENTARY
Best Cinematography in a Documentary Dan Jackson, In the Shadow of the Hill
Best Editing in a Documentary Steven Robinson, Dan Jackson, In the Shadow of the Hill
Best Original Music Score in a Documentary Monsieur Mayonnaise, Cezary Skubiszewski
Best Feature Length Documentary Chasing Asylum, Eva Orner
The full list of winners and nominees is available at AACTA.