Location Managers Guild Awards

Location Managers Guild Award
Awarded for	LMGI Award for Outstanding use of Locations
Presented by	Location Managers Guild International
First awarded	2014
Website	http://www.lmgiawards.com

The Location Managers Guild International Awards are awarded at an annual show honoring outstanding contributions to location scouting in the film and television industries. The Location Managers Guild held its inaugural show in March 2014 at the Writers Guild Theater in Beverly Hills, with honors going to Location Managers Robert Boake (Game of Thrones), Ilt Jones (Iron Man 3), David Doumeng & Charlie Love (Nike), and the Albuquerque Film Commission (Breaking Bad).^[1]

Following the success of its first year, the LMGI has since continued to honor the outstanding creative contributions of location professionals around the world annually, currently held in conjunction with the AFCI Location Show in Los Angeles, CA.

Originally called the LMGA Awards, the name of the awards changed with the guild's name change to reflect the international nature of filmmaking to the LMGI Awards in 2016.

In addition to the awards given for the best location professional in film, television, commercials, and film commission, the LMGI presents honorary awards to a location professional for lifetime achievement, to a trailblazer who has been a leader in furthering the recognition of location professionals in motion picture and television, a humanitarian award, and the Eva Monley^[2] award for an entertainment industry professional that has demonstrated 'above and beyond' support of the work of location professionals.

LMGI Award winners and nominees

Winner in bold at the top of the list

2018

Date: 7 April 2018
Location: Alex Theatre, Glendale, CA
Host: Jonah Ray
Notable Guests: Writer Laeta Kalogridis, actors Kevin Daniels, Dennis Haysbert, Tracie Thoms

LMGI Award for Outstanding use of Locations^[3]^[4]
Outstanding Locations in Contemporary Film	Outstanding Locations in Period Film
Baby Driver – Doug Dresser, Kyle Hinshaw The Florida Project – Stacey McGillis Lady Bird – Michael Smith Logan – Maria Bierniak Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – Robert Foulkes	Dunkirk – Ben Piltz, Arnaud Kaiser All the Money in the World – Steve Mortimore, Enrico Latella American Made – Michael Burmeister, Michael Haro Atomic Blonde – Bea Beliczai, Klaus Darrelmann Mudbound – Wise Wolfe, Imre Legman Phantom Thread – Jason Wheeler
Outstanding Locations in Contemporary Television	Outstanding Locations in Period Television
Ozark – Wes Hagan, Kevin Dowling Big Little Lies – Greg Alpert Black Mirror: Arkangel – Malcolm McCulloch Fargo – Robert Hilton The Handmaid's Tale – John Musikka, Geoffrey Smither	Game of Thrones – Robert Boake, Matt Jones, Pedro Tate Araez The Crown – Pat Karam and Robert Bentley The Deuce – Chris George, Pat Weber Sones The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel – Amanda Foley-Burbank, Jose Guerrero Stranger Things – Tony Holley, Kyle Carey Taboo – Tom Howard
Outstanding Locations in a Commercial	Outstanding Film Commission
*Volkswagon "Atlas"* – Charlie Love, Jof Hanwright, John Hutchinson** Coca-Cola – Doug Dresser, Stephenson Crossley, Charles Furer Nike "Equality" – Jenny Caloca, Wilson Wu, Kathy Ruggeri North Face "Ventrix" – Beth Melnick, Don Baldwin, Cristobal Fleischmann Richmond Tourism BC – Christian Laub, David Angelski	Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Film and Entertainment Film LA New Mexico Film Office Visit Sacramento Vietnam Cinema Department
LMGI Honorary Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award	Trailblazer Award
Rino Pace	Josh Karan
Humanitarian Award	Eva Monley Award
Not Awarded	Not Awarded

2017

Date: 8 April 2017
Location: Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank, CA
Host: Rico Gagliano
Notable Guests: Directors Joe Pytka and Brad Silberling, author Michael Connelly, actors Amir Talai and Katherine Von Till

LMGI Award for Outstanding use of Locations^[5]^[6]
Outstanding Locations in Contemporary Film	Outstanding Locations in Period Film
La La Land – Robert Foulkes and Steve Beimler Hell or High Water – Jonathan Slator and Erik Keeling-Torrez Jason Bourne – Chris Moore and Peter Martorano Lion – Hugo Cran, Sandeep Rudra and Harsh Dave Manchester by the Sea – Kai Quinlan and Alex Berard	Hidden Figures – Wes Hagan and Dan Gorman Hacksaw Ridge – Edward Donovan Hail, Caesar! – John Panzarella and Leslie Thorson Live by Night – JJ Hook and Laura Bryant Rogue One: A Star Wars Story – Mark Somner and David O'Reily
Outstanding Locations in Contemporary Television	Outstanding Locations in Period Television
The Night Manager – Tom Howard and Daniel Sampedro Palerm The Affair – Sean Ilnseher Better Call Saul – Christian Diaz de Bedoya Bosch – Robert Paulsen and Paul Schreiber Goliath – Jason Kaplon and Mike Barry Scandal – Veronique Vowell	The Crown – Pat Karam and Robert Bentley (tie) Westworld – Mandi Dillin (tie) Game of Thrones – Matt Jones and Naomi Liston The Man in the High Castle – Nicole Noelle Chartrand, Robert Murdoch Stranger Things – Tony Holley
Outstanding Locations in a Commercial	Outstanding Film Commission
*MacBook Pro "Bulbs"* – David Doumeng and Charlie Love (tie) Johnnie Walker "This Land is Your Land" – JJ Levine, Will Brewster, Patrick Burn, Dana Hanby** (tie) Visa "The Carpool to Rio" – Heather Haase, Ron Shino, Johnny Catrolli, Rob Darwin O Organics "Rally" – Byll Williams and Phil Kane Donate Life PSA "World's Biggest Asshole" – Galidan Nauber and Cale Hanks	Royal Film Commission Jordan – Rogue One Creative Scotland – The BFG Nevada Film Office – Jason Bourne New Mexico Film Office – Hell or High Water New York State Governor's Office of Motion Picture Development – The Girl on the Train
LMGI Honorary Awards^[7]
Lifetime Achievement Award	Trailblazer Award
Stuart Raven Barter	Lori Balton
Humanitarian Award	Eva Monley Award
Not Awarded	Danny Boyle

2016

Date: 23 April 2016
Location: Alex Theatre, Glendale, CA
Host: David Doumeng (2014 LMGA Award recipient)
Notable Guests: Directors Christopher Guest and Michael Mann, actors Jeff Goldblum, Tony Revolori, Milana Vayntrub

LMGI Award for Outstanding use of Locations^[8]^[9]
Outstanding Locations in Contemporary Film	Outstanding Locations in Period Film
Sicario – S Todd Christensen and Shani Orona Blackhat – Janice Polley and Julie Hannum Black Mass – Charlie Harrington and Benjamin Dewey Creed – Patricia Taggart and Dan Gorman Our Brand Is Crisis – Batou Chandler and Luis Estrella	The Revenant – Robin Mounsey and Bruce Brownstein Bridge of Spies – Klaus Darrelmann and Markus Bensch Mad Max: Fury Road – Simon Crook and Paul Tomlinson Straight Outta Compton – Alison A Taylor Trumbo – David Thornsberry
Outstanding Locations in Contemporary Television	Outstanding Locations in Period Television
Sense8 – Marco Giacalone and Bill Bowling Bosch – Robert Paulsen and Paul Schreiber Better Call Saul – Christian Diaz de Bedoya Mr. Robot Demian Resnick True Detective – Michael Chickey and Caleb Duffy	Game of Thrones – Robert Boake and Pedro Tate Araez Aquarius – Michael Haro and Stacey Brashear Fargo – Matt Palmer and Rob Hilton Gotham – Keith Adams and Pat Sones Sleepy Hollow – Nancy Haecker and Ryan Taylor
Outstanding Locations in a Commercial	Outstanding Film Commission
*Chevrolet “Chevy Anthem”* – Sean Alquist** Apple "History of Sound" – Peter Orth, David Henriksen and David McKinney Budweiser "Lost Dog" – Patrick Riley Facebook "Friend Request" – Adam Butt and Wilson Wu Toyota "Let's Go Places" – Scott Logan and Scott Trimble	Film LA Alburquerque Film Commission Berlin Brandenburg Film Commission Comisión de Filmaciones de la Ciudad de México Royal Film Commission of Jordan
LMGI Honorary Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award	Trailblazer Award
Janice Polley	Steve Dayan
Humanitarian Award	Eva Monley Award
Amy Brenneman and Brad Silberling	Wes Anderson

2015

Date: 7 March 2015
Location: Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Beverly Hills, CA
Host: David Doumeng (2014 LMGA Award recipient)
Notable Guests: Debbie Allen, Tony Denison, Ted Lange, Alfre Woodard

LMGA Award for Outstanding use of Locations^[10]^[11]
Outstanding Locations in Contemporary Film	Outstanding Locations in Period Film
Wild – Nancy Haecker Chef – Kei Rowan-Young Gone Girl – Rick Schuler and Steve Mapel Nightcrawler – Curtis Collins and Mike Brewer The Gambler – Chris Baugh	The Grand Budapest Hotel – Klaus Darrelmann Fury – Russell Lodge and Lee Robertson Inherent Vice – Larry Ring and Scott Fitzgerald Selma – Wes Hagen and Leif Tilden The Imitation Game – David Broder and Richard George
Outstanding Locations in Contemporary Television	Outstanding Locations in Period Television
True Detective – Batou Chandler Homeland – Robert Bentley and Deon du Preez Nashville – Kristi Frankenheimer and Mark Ragland NCIS: Los Angeles – Tony Salome and Jason Savage Ray Donovan – Craig van Gundy and Boyd Wilson	Boardwalk Empire – Amanda Foley and Audra Gorman American Horror Story – John Johnson Forever – Guy Efrat Turn: Washington's Spies – Tom Trigo and Becky Beckstoffer
Outstanding Locations in a Single Commercial	Outstanding Locations in a Commercial Campaign
*Coca-Cola, "America is Beautiful"* – Jimmy Ayoub, Cindy McCrossen, Peter Orth, Stephen Pherigo** Budweiser "Always There" – JJ Levine and Byll Williams Nissan "Fly by Night" – Gil Evans, Marie-Paule Goislard, Beth Tate Nissan Altima "Migration" – Crofton Diack and Mike Floyd Honda Civic "Today is Pretty Great" – Jof Hanwright, Jesse Rivard	"Ram Trucks" – David McKinney and Peter Orth "Subaru Outback" – Alissa Desler and Lori Allen
Outstanding Film Commission
Long Beach Office of Special Events and Filming Chicago Film Office Film in Iceland Oregon Governor's Office of Film & Television Royal Film Commission of Jordan
LMGA Honorary Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award	Trailblazer Award
Kokayi Ampah	Marino Pascal
Humanitarian Award	Eva Monley Award
Caroline Baron – FilmAid International	Not Awarded

2014

Date: 29 March 2014
Location: Writers Guild Theater, Beverly Hills, CA
Host: Jamie Kaler
Notable Guests: AMPAS President Cheryl Boone Isaacs, actors Shari Belafonte, Billy Crystal, Kate Linder

LMGA Award for Outstanding Achievement by a Location Professional^[1]^[12]
Outstanding Achievement in Television	Outstanding Achievement in Feature Film
Robert Boake – Game of Thrones Patrick Burn – House of Cards Christian Diaz de Bedoya – Breaking Bad Caleb Duffy – Behind the Candelabra	Ilt Jones – Iron Man 3 John Latenser V – Nebraska Rick Schuler and Steve Mapel – Her Andrew Ullman and Lori Balton – Saving Mr. Banks David Velasco – American Hustle
Outstanding Achievement in Commercials	Outstanding Film Commission
David Doumeng and Charlie Love – "Nike" Dale Dreher – "America's Got Talent" Kent Matsuoka – "Mountain Dew" Barbara Miller – "Optimum" Byll Williams and JJ Levine – "Gatorade"	Albuquerque Film Commission – Breaking Bad Film in Iceland – The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Film LA – NCIS: Los Angeles Long Beach Film Commission – Dexter South Pasadena Film Commission – Dexter
LMGA Award for Outstanding use of Locations
Outstanding Locations in Television	Outstanding Locations in Feature Film
Game of Thrones Breaking Bad House of Cards NCIS: Los Angeles	The Secret Life of Walter Mitty American Hustle Fruitvale Station Nebraska Philomena
LMGA Honorary Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award	Trailblazer Award
Scott Dewees	Sheri Davis
Humanitarian Award	Eva Monley Award
Haskell Wexler	Alexander Payne

List of multiple winners and nominees

The following list is arranged by number of wins, nominations, and last name in order of preference (current as of April 2018) :

The 4th Annual LMGI Awards were held on the historic Warner Bros backlot

Billy Crystal presents Haskell Wexler the 2014 LMGA Humanitarian Award

3+ Location Manager Wins

Robert Boake (3 wins, 3 nominations)
Charlie Love (3 wins, 3 nominations)

2+ Location Manager Wins

Wes Hagen (2 wins, 3 nominations
Peter Orth (2 wins, 3 nominations)
David Doumeng (2 wins, 2 nominations)
Pedro Tate Araez (2 wins, 2 nominations

3+ Location Manager Nominations

Robert Bentley (1 win, 3 nominations)
Klaus Darrelman (1 win, 3 nominations)
Wes Hagen (1 win, 3 nominations)
JJ Levine (1 win, 3 nominations)
Christian Diaz de Bedoya (3 nominations)
Byll Williams (3 nominations)

3+ Television Series Wins

Game of Thrones (4 wins, 5 nominations)

2+ Television Series Nominations

Crown (1 win, 2 nominations)
True Detective (1 win, 2 nominations)
Breaking Bad (2 nominations)
Better Call Saul (2 nominations)
Bosch (2 nominations)
Fargo (2 nominations)
House of Cards (2 nominations)
NCIS: Los Angeles (2 nominations)
Stranger Things (2 nominations)

Wins by Network

HBO (7 Wins, 12 nominations)
Netflix (3 Wins, 9 nominations)
AMC (1 Win, 7 nominations)
Amazon (5 nominations)
ABC (3 nominations)
Showtime (3 nominations)

2+ Film Commission Nominations

Royal Film Commission of Jordan (1 win, 3 nominations)
Film LA (1 win, 3 nominations)
Alburquerque Film Commission (1 win, 2 nominations)
Long Beach Film Commission (1 win, 2 nominations)
Film in Iceland (2 nominations)
New Mexico Film Commission (2 nominations)

References

1 2 Johns, Nikara (February 27, 2014). "Location Managers Guild Sets Inaugural Awards". Variety. Retrieved 2014-12-11.
↑ "About the Eva Monley Award" Location Managers Guild of America Retrieved 2014-12-11
↑ Sandberg, Bryn Elise (22 February 2018). "'The Crown,' 'Dunkirk' Among Locations Managers Guild International Awards Nominees". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 23 February 2018.
↑ ""Dunkirk," "Baby Driver," "Ozark" Among Location Managers Guild Award Winners". SHOOT online. 8 April 2018.
↑ Giardina, Carolyn (22 February 2017). "'Hidden Figures,' 'La La Land' Among Location Managers Guild Award Nominees". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2017-02-22.
↑ Giardina, Carolyn (9 April 2017). "'Hidden Figures', 'La La Land' win Location Managers Guild Awards". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 9 April 2017.
↑ Giardina, Carolyn (14 March 2017). "Danny Boyle Honored by Location Managers". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2017-03-14.
↑ "Nominations Announced For The 3rd Annual Location Managers Guild International Awards". SHOOT online. 1 March 2016. Retrieved 2016-06-24.
↑ Giardina, Carolyn (23 April 2016). "Location Managers Awards: The Complete Winners List". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2016-06-29.
↑ "Nominations Announced For The 2nd Annual Location Managers Guild Of America (LMGA) Awards". SHOOT online. 28 January 2015. Retrieved 2016-06-25.
↑ Tom, Brendon (9 March 2015). "Location Managers Honored for Outstanding Achievement". P3 Update. Retrieved 2016-06-25.
↑ Caracas, Peter (29 March 2014). "Walter Mitty finally gets love". Variety. Retrieved 2014-12-11.

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[LMGA_2014-1] 1 2 Johns, Nikara (February 27, 2014). "Location Managers Guild Sets Inaugural Awards". Variety. Retrieved 2014-12-11.

[2] "About the Eva Monley Award" Location Managers Guild of America Retrieved 2014-12-11

[3] Sandberg, Bryn Elise (22 February 2018). "'The Crown,' 'Dunkirk' Among Locations Managers Guild International Awards Nominees". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 23 February 2018.

[4] ""Dunkirk," "Baby Driver," "Ozark" Among Location Managers Guild Award Winners". SHOOT online. 8 April 2018.

[5] Giardina, Carolyn (22 February 2017). "'Hidden Figures,' 'La La Land' Among Location Managers Guild Award Nominees". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2017-02-22.

[6] Giardina, Carolyn (9 April 2017). "'Hidden Figures', 'La La Land' win Location Managers Guild Awards". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 9 April 2017.

[7] Giardina, Carolyn (14 March 2017). "Danny Boyle Honored by Location Managers". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2017-03-14.

[8] "Nominations Announced For The 3rd Annual Location Managers Guild International Awards". SHOOT online. 1 March 2016. Retrieved 2016-06-24.

[9] Giardina, Carolyn (23 April 2016). "Location Managers Awards: The Complete Winners List". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2016-06-29.

[10] "Nominations Announced For The 2nd Annual Location Managers Guild Of America (LMGA) Awards". SHOOT online. 28 January 2015. Retrieved 2016-06-25.

[11] Tom, Brendon (9 March 2015). "Location Managers Honored for Outstanding Achievement". P3 Update. Retrieved 2016-06-25.

[12] Caracas, Peter (29 March 2014). "Walter Mitty finally gets love". Variety. Retrieved 2014-12-11.