Submissions Are Open for 2022 HPA Awards in Creative Categories

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BURBANK, Calif.—HPA has announced that submissions for this year's HPA Awards in creative Categories, honoring outstanding work in color grading, editing, sound, and visual effects are open until July 29. 

The group also announced that for the first time ever, documentary non-fiction work will be judged in its own categories. 

Earlier, HPA had opened the submissions window for Engineering Excellence. Those are open for submissions until June 24. 

All winners will be announced and awards presented at the 2022 HPA Awards gala at the Hollywood Legion on November 19.

The creative categories for the 2022 HPA Awards are:

  • Outstanding Color Grading – Theatrical Feature
  • Outstanding Color Grading – Episode or Non-Theatrical Feature
  • Outstanding Color Grading – Documentary/Nonfiction
  • Outstanding Color Grading – Commercial
  • Outstanding Editing – Theatrical Feature
  • Outstanding Editing: Documentary/Nonfiction – Theatrical Feature
  • Outstanding Editing – Episode or Non-Theatrical Feature (30 Minutes and Under)
  • Outstanding Editing – Episode or Non-Theatrical Feature (Over 30 minutes)
  • Outstanding Editing: Documentary/Nonfiction – Episode or Non-Theatrical Feature
  • Outstanding Sound (Design, Editing, Mixing) – Theatrical Feature
  • Outstanding Sound (Design, Editing, Mixing) – Episode or Non-Theatrical Feature
  • Outstanding Sound (Design, Editing, Mixing) – Documentary/Nonfiction
  • Outstanding Visual Effects – Theatrical or Non-Theatrical Feature
  • Outstanding Visual Effects – Episode or Series Season 
  • Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects – Episode or Series Season 

 

More information about the awards are available here.

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