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The Property Masters Guild (PMG) announced the winners of the inaugural PMG MacGuffin Awards, the only awards show to celebrate the significant artistic achievements of Property Masters, held on Sept 14, at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles. The Motion Picture MacGuffin Awards were presented to «Oppenheimer» (Guillaume Delouche, PMG), «Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning – Part 1» (David Cheesman, PMG), and «Poor Things» (Balázs M. Kovács).
The Television winners were «The Bear» (Laura Roeper, PMG), «Lessons in Chemistry» (Jode Mann, PMG), «Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan» (Jeffrey Johnson, PMG), «That ’90s Show» (Julie Heuer, PMG), «Perry Mason» (Brad Einhorn, PMG), «The Last of Us» (Justin Onofriechuk), and «A Black Lady Sketch Show» (Todd Daniels, PMG). «Feeding Time: A Tale from Jack in the Box» (Brad Elliott, PMG) was awarded for Outstanding Short Format: Commercials & Music Videos.
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The PMG created the MacGuffin Awards to recognize and honor the often overlooked but crucial role of property masters in the entertainment industry. These talented individuals are responsible for sourcing, creating and managing all the props and set pieces that enhance the story’s narrative and help create a believable and immersive world for the characters.
Russell Bobbitt, veteran Property Master behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), was bestowed with the Hill Valley Humanitarian Award, recognized for his outstanding philanthropic efforts using his talents and resources to make a difference in the lives of those in need. His work can be seen in the «Iron Man» franchise, «Captain America» franchise, «Guardians of the Galaxy» franchise and the «Avengers» franchise, among many others. The award was presented by Alice Cointe (Hill Valley) and Joshua Meltzer, Property Master.The Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Property Master Emily Ferry.
As the first female Property Master in film and television, she is a pioneer in breaking institutional barriers and paving the way for future generations. Her work spans more than 50 films including «The Right Stuff,» «Addams Family Values,» «Alien: Resurrection,» «How the Grinch Stole Christmas,» «Memoirs of a Geisha» and many others. The award was presented by Lewis Doty (Studio Art & Technical Sponsor), and Property Masters Lauren Shell («Moving On,» «Miguel Wants to Fight») and Theresa Corvino («Rebel Moon,» «Next Goal Wins»).
