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British Society of Cinematographers Announces 70th Annual Award Nominations
1/12/2026, 10:55:46 PM
Overview of Nominations
The British Society of Cinematographers (BSC) has revealed the nominees for its 70th annual awards, celebrating excellence in cinematography across various categories. Notable feature film nominees include "Die My Love" (Seamus McGarvey), "Marty Supreme" (Darius Khondji), "Sinners" (Autumn Durald Arkapaw), "Frankenstein" (Dan Laustsen), and "One Battle After Another" (Michael Bauman). In the television drama categories, nominees include "The Studio," "Adolescence," "Black Mirror," and "Task."
Noteworthy Achievements
This year's nominations highlight the achievements of several cinematographers. Autumn Durald Arkapaw and Michael Bauman received their first nominations, while Darius Khondji, with previous nominations for films such as "Se7en" and "Midnight in Paris," secured his fourth nomination. Seamus McGarvey, a previous winner for "Anna Karenina" and "Nocturnal Animals," received his sixth nomination. The BSC award for "Cinematography in a Feature Film" is one of the oldest awards in this field, second only to the Academy Award.
Sponsorship and Ceremony Details
The awards ceremony is scheduled for February 7, 2024, at The Great Room at the Grosvenor House Hotel. The "Cinematography in a Feature Film" award is sponsored by Sunbelt Rentals (UK), while the television drama categories are sponsored by Sony and MBSE. The Music Video category is sponsored by Aputure.
Conclusion
The BSC's nominations reflect a diverse range of projects and highlight the global nature of cinematography today. Christopher Ross BSC, President of the BSC, expressed his congratulations to all nominees, emphasizing the extraordinary artistry displayed in 2025. The upcoming awards ceremony promises to be a significant event in the film and television industry, recognizing the contributions of cinematographers to visual storytelling.
