10th AACTA Awards

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10th AACTA Awards
Date30 November 2020 (2020-11-30)
LocationThe Star, Sydney, Australia
Hosted by
Highlights
Most awardsFilm: Babyteeth
TV: Stateless
Most nominationsStateless
Best FilmBabyteeth
Best Drama SeriesMystery Road
Best Comedy SeriesUpright
Television/radio coverage
Networks
  • Foxtel Arts
  • Seven Network

The 10th Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards (generally known as the AACTA Awards) is an award's ceremony to celebrate the best of Australian films and television of 2020. The main ceremony was held at The Star in Sydney and televised on Foxtel Arts and the Seven Network.[1][2]

Feature film[]

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  • Babyteeth — Alex White
    • H Is For Happiness — Julie Ryan, Tenille Kennedy, Lisa Hoppe
    • I Am Woman — Rosemary Blight, Unjoo Moon
    • The Invisible Man — Kylie du Fresne, Jason Blum
    • True History of the Kelly Gang — Hal Vogel, Liz Watts, Justin Kurzel, Paul Ranford
    • Relic — Anna McLeish, Sarah Shaw
Best Indie Film
  • Standing Up for SunnySteve Vidler (Dir), Jamie Hilton, Michael Pontin, Drew Bailey
    • A Boy Called Sailboat — Cameron Nugent, Andrew Curry, Nick Farnell, Sullivan Stapleton
    • Hot Mess — Lucy Coleman, Sheila Jayadev, Lyn Norfor, Martin Thorne
    • Koko: A Red Dog Story — Dominic Pearce, Aaron McCann, Nelson Woss, Lauren Brunswick
    • A Lion Returns — Serhat Caradee, Liz Burton
    • Unsound — Ian Watson, Tsu Shan Chambers
  • Rita Kalnejais — Babyteeth
  • Toby WallaceBabyteeth
    • George MacKayTrue History of the Kelly Gang
    • Sam NeillRams
    • Richard RoxburghH is for Happiness
    • Hugo WeavingMeasure for Measure
  • Ben MendelsohnBabyteeth
    • Fayssal BazziMeasure for Measure
    • Russell CroweTrue History of the Kelly Gang
    • Aaron JefferyThe Flood
    • Wesley PattenH is for Happiness
  • Essie DavisBabyteeth
    • Emma BoothH is for Happiness
    • Bella HeathcoteRelic
    • Deborah MailmanH is for Happiness
    • Doris YounaneMeasure for Measure
  • Andy Canny — The Invisible Man
    • Steve Evans — Babyteeth
    • Dany Cooper — I Am Woman
    • Nick Fenton — True History of the Kelly Gang
    • Julie-Anne De Ruvo, Nick Meyers — Undertow
  • Amanda BrownBabyteeth
    • Craig ArmstrongDirt Music
    • Nerida Tyson-Chew — H is for Happiness
    • Rafael May — I Am Woman
    • Jed KurzelTrue History of the Kelly Gang
  • P.K Hooker, Will Files, Paul “Salty” Brincat — The Invisible Man
    • Sam Hayward, Angus Robertson, Rick Lisle, Nick Emond — Babyteeth
    • Robert Mackenzie, Ben Osmo, Pete Smith, Tara Webb — I Am Woman
    • Robert Mackenzie, John Wilkinson, Steve Burgess, Glenn Newnham — Relic
    • Frank Lipson, Steve Single, Andrew Neil, Andrew Ramage — True History of the Kelly Gang
  • Alice Babidge — True History of the Kelly Gang
    • Terri Lamera — H is for Happiness
    • Emily Seresin — I Am Woman
    • Zohie Castellano, Olivia Simpson — Measure for Measure
    • Nina Edwards — Standing up for Sunny
  • Tim Crosbie, Joy Wu, Jason Troughton, Tom Wood, Julian Hutchens — The Eight Hundred
    • Olivier Dumont, Kathy Siegel, Malte Sarnes, Mark Byers, Matt Grieg — Ford V Ferrari
    • Jonathan Dearing, Marcus Bolton, Matt Ebb, Aevar Bjarnason — The Invisible Man
    • Jimmy Uddo, Nicholas Brooks, Josh Simmonds, Ineke Majoor — It Chapter Two
    • Thomas Elder-Groebe, Mark Breakspear, Glenn Melenhorst, Ineke Majoor — Jumanji: The Next Level
  • Kirsten Veysey — True History of the Kelly Gang
    • Nikki Gooley, Wendy de Waal, Cassie O’Brien — I Am Woman
    • Sheldon Wade, Kerryn Flewell-Smith, Cheryl Williams — Operation Buffalo
    • Chiara Tripodi, Larry Van Duynhoven, Toni Ffrench — Preacher: Episode 8: Fear of the Lord
    • Angela Conte, Larry Van Duynhoven, Bec Taylor — Relic
Best Casting
  • Kirsty McGregor, Stevie Ray — Babyteeth
    • Jane Norris — H is for Happiness
    • Nikki Barrett — I Am Woman
    • Allison Meadows — Stateless
    • Nikki Barrett — True History of the Kelly Gang

Television[]

  • Mystery Road — David Jowsey, Greer Simpkin (ABC)
    • Bloom — David Maher, David Taylor, Glen Dolman, Sue Seeary (Stan)
    • Doctor Doctor — Ian Collie, Ally Henville, Keith Thompson, Rodger Corser (Nine Network)
    • Halifax: Retribution — Roger Simpson, Louisa Kors (Nine Network)
    • The Heights — Warren Clarke, Peta Astbury-Bulsara, Debbie Lee, Que Minh Luu (ABC)
    • WentworthJo Porter, Pino Amenta (Foxtel)
Best Comedy Entertainment Program
  • Shaun Micallef's Mad As HellShaun Micallef, Peter Beck, Gary McCaffrie (ABC)
    • Australian Amazon Original Stand-up Specials — Todd Abbott, Frank Bruzzese, Kevin Whyte, Kathleen McCarthy (Amazon Prime Video Australia)
    • Australian Lockdown Comedy Festival — Kevin Whyte, Jon Casimir, Todd Abbott (Stan)
    • Drunk History Australia — Paul Franklin, Chris Culvenor, Sophia Mogford, Ashley Davies (Network Ten)
    • LOL: Last One Laughing Australia — David McDonald, Marty Benson (Amazon Prime Video Australia)
Best Factual Entertainment Program
Best Lifestyle Program
  • The Living Room — Sarah Thornton, Ciaran Flannery (Network Ten)
    • Better Homes and Gardens — Russel Palmer, Rani Eaton (Seven Network)
    • Jimmy Shu's Taste of the Territory — Naina Sen, Sally Ingleton, Josh Martin (SBS)
    • Luke Nguyen's Railway Vietnam — Michael Donnelly, Josh Martin, John Hatcher, Clara O’Sullivan (SBS)
    • Restoration Australia — Brooke Bayvel (ABC)
Best Reality Series
  • Masterchef Australia — Marty Benson, Adam Fergusson (Network Ten)
    • The Amazing Race Australia — Paul Franklin, Chris Culvenor, Sophia Mogford, Stephen Tate (Network Ten)
    • Australian Survivor: All Stars — Amelia Fisk, Keely Sonntag, Adam Fergusson (Network Ten)
    • The Block — David Barbour, Julian Cress (Nine Network)
    • I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! — Ben Ulm, Clare Bath, Alex Mavroidakis, Riima Daher (Network Ten)
    • The Real Dirty Dancing — Paul Franklin, Chris Culvenor, Sophia Mogford, Sonya Wilkes (Seven Network)
  • Bluey — Joe Brumm, Charlie Aspinwall, Sam Moor, Daley Pearson (ABC)
    • Are You Tougher Than Your Ancestors? — Vanna Morosini, Stu Connolly, Donna Andrews (ABC)
    • First Day — Julie Kalceff, Kirsty Stark, Kate Croser (ABC)
    • The Inbestigators — Robyn Butler, Wayne Hope (ABC)
    • Little J & Big Cuz — Tony Thorne, Ned Lander, Colin South, Alicia Rackett (NITV)
    • Mustangs FC — Amanda Higgs, Rachel Davis, Debbie Lee (ABC)
Best Comedy Performer
Best Subscription Television Presenter
  • Rebel Wilson - Lol: Last One Laughing Australia
    • Shaynna Blaze Selling Houses Australia
    • Deborah Hutton Find Me a Beach House
    • Tyson Mayr Bear - Koala Hero
    • Andrew Winter Selling Houses Australia / Love it or List it Australia
Best Non-Fiction Television Direction
  • Larissa BehrendtMaralinga Tjarutja
    • Nick Robinson — Australia's Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Down the East Australian Current
    • Mark JoffeLindy Chamberlain: The True Story
    • Cian O’Clery — Love on the Spectrum
    • Adrian Brown — The Test: A New Era for Australia's Team
Best Cinematography in Television
Best Editing in Television
  • Stateless — Mark Atkin — Episode 1: The Circumstances in Which They Come
Best Sound in Television
  • Stateless — Tom Heuzenroeder, Pete Smith, Michael Darren, Des Kenneally — Episode 1: The Circumstances in Which They Come
Best Original Music Score in Television
Best Production Design in Television
Best Costume Design in Television

Documentary[]

  • Firestarter – The Story of Bangarra — Nel Minchin, Wayne Blair, Ivan O’Mahoney
    • Brazen Hussies — Catherine Dwyer, Andrea Foxworthy, Philippa Campey
    • Brock: Over the TopKriv Stenders, Veronica Fury, Alan Erson, Ruby Schmidt
    • Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky — Steven McGregor, Danielle MacLean, Anna Grieve, Steven Thomas
    • Slim & I — Kriv Stenders, Chris Brown, Aline Jacques, James Arneman
    • Suzi Q — Liam Firmager, Tait Brady
Best Documentary or Factual Program
  • Murder in the Outback: The Falconio and Lees Mystery — Andrew Farrell, Matt Campbell, Bethan Arwel-Lewis, Sophie Meyrick (Seven Network)
    • Ambulance Australia — Margaret Bashfield, Debbie Cuell, Matthew Tomszewski (Network Ten)
    • Fight for Planet A: Our Climate Challenge — Jodi Boylan, David Galloway (ABC)
    • Lindy Chamberlain: The True Story — Ian Collie, Rob Gibson, Francine Finnane, Mark Joffe (Network Ten)
    • Maralinga TjarutjaDarren Dale, Jacob Hickey (ABC)
    • Shaun Micallef's On The Sauce — Andrew Farrell, Shaun Micallef, Paula Bycroft, Matt Campbell (ABC)
Best Editing in a Documentary
Best Cinematography in a Documentary
  • Australia's Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Down the East Australian Current — Nick Robinson, Jon Shaw, Caspar Mazzotti, Cam Batten
    • Revelation — Aaron Smith, Andy Taylor, Martin McGrath — Episode 1: The Children Have Been Used by the Devil
    • Sea Lions: Life by a Whisker — Jon Shaw, Cam Batten, Tim Nagle, David Gross
    • The Test: A New Era for Australia's Team — Andre Mauger, Oliver West — Episode 7: Under Siege
    • Viva the Underdogs — Allan Hardy, Cam Pianta
Best Original Music Score in a Documentary
  • Brazen HussiesAmanda Brown
    • Australia's Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Down the East Australian Current — Hylton Mowday
    • Guy Sebastian: The Man The MusicGuy Sebastian
    • MachineMatteo Zingales
    • Quilty – Painting the ShadowsAmanda Brown, Damien Lane
Best Sound in a Documentary
  • Suzi Q — Emma Bortignon, Paul Shanahan, David Williams, Gemma Stack
    • Brazen Hussies — Emma Bortignon, Simon Rosenberg, Jed Palmer, Guy Blackman
    • Can Art Stop A Bullet: William Kelly's Big Picture — David Muir, Mark Street, Doron Kipen
    • Firestarter – The Story of Bangarra — Angus Robertson, Tara Webb, Leah Katz, Nick Meyers
    • Wild Things — Michael Gissing, Steven Robinson

Short film and online[]

Best Short Film
  • The Mirror — Joel Kohn, Mike Horvath, Tom Davies
    • Chicken — Alana Hicks)
    • Chlorine — Melissa Anastasi, Jessica Carrera
    • I Want to Make a Film About Women — Karen Pearlman, Richard James Allen, Meg White, Caitlin Yeo
    • Idol — Alex Wu
    • The Moogai — Jon Bell, Samantha Jennings, Taylor Goddard, Mitchell Stanley, Kristina Ceyton
Best Online Drama or Comedy
  • Love in LockdownRobyn Butler, Wayne Hope, Lucy Durack, Eddie Perfect
    • Ding Dong I'm Gay — Joshua Longhurst, Tim Spencer, Rosie Braye, Sarah Bishop
    • Girl, Interpreted — Grace Feng Fang Juan, Nikki Tran
    • Halal Gurls — Vonne Patiag, Petra Lovrencic
    • KGB — Dan Riches, Luke Riches, Taryne Laffar, Lauren Elliott
    • Patricia Moore — Chris Thompson, Blake Fraser
Best Online Entertainment
  • The Norris Nuts — Sabre Norris, Sockie Norris, Biggie Norris, Naz Norris
    • Bounce Patrol — Shannon Jones
    • Chloe Ting — Chloe Ting
    • Do Go On — Dave Warneke, Matt Stewart, Jess Perkins, Evan Munro-Smith, Emma Sharp
    • Fairbairn Films — Lachlan Fairbairn, Jaxon Fairbairn, Darcy Ahrns
    • Mighty Car Mods — Marty Mulholland, Blair Joscelyne

Additional awards[]

Best Asian Film
  • Better Days ChinaDerek Tsang and Xu Yuezhen
    • Beasts Clawing at Straws South Korea — Kim Yong-hoon , Billy Acumen
    • Chhapaak IndiaMeghna Gulzar, Deepika Padukone
    • The Eight Hundred China — Guan Hu, Wang Zhonglei, Liang Jing
    • First Love Japan United Kingdom — Takashi Miike, Muneyuki Kii, Misakoi Saka, Jeremy Thomas
    • Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan India — Hitesh Kewalya, Aanand L. Rai, Bhushan Kumar, Himanshu Sharma, Krishan Kumar
    • Thappad IndiaAnubhav Sinha, Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Vinod Bhanushali
    • Peninsula South Korea — Sang-ho Yeon, Dong-Ha Lee
    • The Wild Goose Lake China France — Yi’nan Diao, Yang Shen, Michel Merkt

References[]

  1. ^ "'That we made it at all seems like a miracle': Cate Blanchett's refugee drama sweeps AACTA awards". www.abc.net.au. 30 November 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
  2. ^ "Lights, cameras, AACTAs: Awards celebrate best of bingeworthy Aussie TV and films". www.abc.net.au. 29 November 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
  3. ^ "Winners & Nominees". Aacta.org. Archived from the original on 1 July 2019. Retrieved 1 November 2020.
  4. ^ "Aacta awards 2020: Cate Blanchett, Hugo Weaving and Ned Kelly gang vie for honours". The Guardian. 31 October 2020. Retrieved 1 November 2020.

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