The American Society of Cinematographers doesn’t at all times predict the Oscar for Greatest Cinematography, but it surely actually bolsters the case for “One Battle After One other” and cinematographer Michael Bauman, who on Sunday, March 8 received the ASC’s award within the theatrical function movie class — that is Bauman’s first ASC Award and nomination. He was additionally nominated for “Monster: The Ed Gein Story” within the Restricted/ Anthology Collection/ Movement Image Made for TV class.
Essentially the most attention-grabbing moments of the evening, nevertheless, belonged to the three tv classes honored by the ASC. Whereas Adam Newport-Barra successful for “The Studio” within the Half-Hour Episode class actually wasn’t a shock, the reign of “Adolescence” successful most awards for Restricted Collection/Anthology was upset by Pete Konczal and his work on “Black Rabbit.” Then there was really a tie for the award within the Episode of a One-Hour Collection class, which went to each Alex Disenhof for “Process” and Christophe Nuyens for “Andor.”
The 2026 ASC awards ceremony additionally honored Guillermo del Toro with the ASC Board of Governors Award; Robert Yeoman, ASC, with the Lifetime Achievement Award; M. David Mullen, ASC, with the Profession Achievement in Tv Award; Cynthia Pusheck, ASC, with the Presidents Award; Stephen Pizzello, editor-in-chief of American Cinematographer, with the ASC Award of Distinction; and Tom Fletcher with the Bud Stone Award.
See the total checklist of winners under:
Theatrical Characteristic Movie
Michael Bauman, “One Battle After One other”
Episode of a Half-Hour Collection
Adam Newport-Berra, “The Studio” (“The Oner”)
Restricted or Anthology Collection or Movement Image Made for Tv
Pete Konczal, “Black Rabbit” (“Isle of Pleasure”)
Episode of a One-Hour Common Collection (tie)
Alex Disenhof, “Process” (“Crossings”)
Christophe Nuyens, “Andor” (“I Have Buddies All over the place”)
Highlight Award
Mátyás Erdély, “Orphan”
Documentary Award
Mstyslav Chernov and Alex Babenko, “2000 Meters to Andriivka”
ASC Music Video Award
Rodrigo Prieto, “The Destiny of Ophelia” (Carried out by Taylor Swift)