Parade of stars for the Hamilton Behind the Camera Awards 2022

They mark the time in life as on the set: Hamilton watches have enriched over 500 projects, between the small and the big screen, and for twelve years they have rewarded excellence in the seventh art, behind the scenes. They returned, last November 5 in Los Angeles, the Hamilton Behind The Camera Awards 2022, to reward the talents behind the camera. And there is also a piece of Italy among the winners: the best direction goes to Luca Guadagnino for Bones and all (from 23 in the hall, after the world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival). His new, young muse, Taylor Russell, protagonist of the cannibal story alongside Timothée Chalamet, awarded him.

The red carpet paid homage to both cinecomics, like Thor: Love and Thunderwhich social denunciation films, such as Me too (She said)film on the #MeToo with Carey Mulligan (grappling with another high-impact film, later A promising womanfor which she was nominated for an Oscar).

From scenography to editing, the awards celebrated the excellence of the cinema workers, underlining the crucial importance of every aspect in the realization of an audiovisual project. In short, the so-called teamwork has made it possible to reach very high quality peaks. To applaud the colleagues who received the coveted recognition there were many interpreters, from Laura Dern to Paul Dano through Viola Davis.

Here is the complete list of the winners of the Hamilton Behind The Camera Awards 2022:

You will find: Thor: Love and Thunder – Winner: Guillaume DeLouche – Presenter: Jaimie Alexander

Film script: Me too (She Said) – Winner: Rebecca Lenkiewicz – Presenter: Carey Mulligan

Production: The Woman King – Winners: Cathy Schulman, Viola Davis, Julius Tennon – Presenters: Gina Prince-Bythewood, Thuso Mbedu, Sheila Atim

Direction: Bones and all – Winner: Luca Guadagnino – Presenter: Taylor Russell

Scenic furniture: The Fabelmans – Winner: Karen O’Hara – Presenter: Paul Dano

Assembly: Top Gun: Maverick – Winner: Eddie Hamilton – Presenter: Jay Ellis

Visionary: Glass Onion – Winner: Rian Johnson – Presenter: Kathryn Hahn

Visual effects: Nope – Winner: Guillaume Rocheron – Presenter: Jordan Peele

Scenography: The Menu – Winner: Ethan Tobman – Presenters: Paul Adelstein & Aimee Carrero

Craft Achievement: Women Talking – Hostess: Sarah Polley

Photography: The Son – Winner: Ben Smithard – Presenters: Laura Dern and Florian Zeller Costumes – Till – Winner: Marci Rodgers – Presenters: Jalyn Hall, Frankie Faison

Sound: Top Gun: Maverick – Winner: Al Nelson – Presenter: Monica Barbaro

Hair & Makeup: The Woman King – Winners: Sergio Lopez-Rivera, Jamika Wilson, Louisa V. Anthony – Presenter: Viola Davis

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