Set Decorators Society of America Awards 2020

1st Set Decorators Society of America Awards
1st Set Decorators Society of America Awards
Date	March 31, 2021 (Film); July 30, 2021 (Television)
Presented by	Set Decorators Society of America
Website	www.setdecorators.org

Last updated November 01, 2023

The Set Decorators Society of America Awards 2020 honored the best set decorators in film and television in 2020. The inaugural SDSA Film Awards were held on March 31, 2021, and nominations were announced March 11, 2021.^[1]^[2]

Winners and nominees

Film

Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Contemporary Feature Film	Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Period Feature Film
Promising Young Woman – Rae Deslich (Set Decoration); Michael T. Perry (Production Design) Da 5 Bloods – Jeanette Scott (Set Decoration); Wynn Thomas (Production Design) Hillbilly Elegy – Merissa Lombardo (Set Decoration); Molly Hughes (Production Design) I'm Thinking of Ending Things – Mattie Siegal (Set Decoration); Molly Hughes (Production Design) Sound of Metal – Tara Pavoni (Set Decoration); Jeremy Woodward (Production Design)	Mank – Jan Pascale (Set Decoration); Donald Graham Burt (Production Design) Emma – Stella Fox (Set Decoration); Kave Quinn (Production Design) Ma Rainey's Black Bottom – Karen O'Hara, Diana Stoughton (Set Decoration); Mark Ricker (Production Design) News of the World – Elizabeth Keenan (Set Decoration); David Crank (Production Design) The Trial of the Chicago 7 – Andrew Baseman (Set Decoration); Shane Valentino (Production Design)
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Science Fiction or Fantasy Feature Film	Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Comedy or Musical Feature Film
Tenet – Kathy Lucas (Set Decoration); Nathan Crowley (Production Design) The Midnight Sky – John Bush (Set Decoration); Jim Bissell (Production Design) Palm Springs – Kelsi Ephraim (Set Decoration); Jason Kisvarday (Production Design) Roald Dahl's The Witches – Raffaella Giovannetti (Set Decoration); Gary Freeman (Production Design) Wonder Woman 1984 – Anna Lynch-Robinson (Set Decoration); Aline Bonetto (Production Design)	The Prom – Gene Serdena (Set Decoration); Jamie Walker McCall (Production Design) Borat Subsequent Moviefilm – Alina Pentac (Set Decoration); David Saenz de Maturana (Production Design) Dolittle – Lee Sandales (Set Decoration); Dominic Watkins (Production Design) Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga – Naomi Moore (Set Decoration); Paul Inglis (Production Design) The King of Staten Island – David Schlesinger (Set Decoration); Kevin Thompson (Production Design)

Television

Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a One Hour Contemporary Series	Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a One Hour Fantasy or Science Fiction Series
Ozark – Kim Leoleis (Set Decoration); David Bomba (Production Design) Billions – Stephanie Q. Bowen (Set Decoration); Jim Gloster (Production Design) Euphoria – Julia Altschul (Set Decoration); Jason Baldwin Stewart (Production Design) The Flight Attendant – Jessica Petruccelli (Set Decoration); Sara K. White (Production Design) Yellowstone – Carla Curry (Set Decoration); Cary White (Production Design)	The Handmaid's Tale – Rob Hepburn (Set Decoration); Elisabeth Williams (Production Design) For All Mankind – Dianna Freas (Set Decoration); Dan Bishop (Production Design) Lovecraft Country – Summer Eubanks (Set Decoration); Kalina Ivanov (Production Design) The Mandalorian – Amanda Serino (Set Decoration); Andrew L. Jones, Doug Chiang (Production Design) The Umbrella Academy – Jim Lambie (Set Decoration); Mark Steel (Production Design)
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a One Hour Period Series	Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Television Movie or Limited Series
The Crown – Alison Harvey, Carolyn Boult, Sophie Coombes (Set Decoration); Martin Childs (Production Design) Bridgerton – Gina Cromwell (Set Decoration); Will Hughes-Jones (Production Design) Penny Dreadful: City of Angels – Brent David Mannon (Set Decoration); Maria Caso (Production Design) Perry Mason – Halina Siwolop (Set Decoration); John Perry Goldsmith (Production Design) Ratched – Matthew Flood Ferguson (Set Decoration); Judy Becker (Production Design)	The Queen's Gambit – Sabine Schaaf (Set Decoration); Uli Hanisch (Production Design) Fargo – Chuck Potter (Set Decoration); Warren Alan Young (Production Design) Halston – Cherish M. Hale (Set Decoration); Mark Ricker (Production Design) Hollywood – Melissa Licht (Set Decoration); Matthew Flood Ferguson (Production Design) Mare of Easttown – Edward McLoughlin, Sarah E. McMillan (Set Decoration); Keith P. Cunningham (Production Design)
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Half-Hour Single-Camera Series	Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Half-Hour Multi-Camera Series
Hacks – Ellen Reede Dorros (Set Decoration); Jonathan Carlos (Production Design) Dead to Me – Brandi Kalish (Set Decoration); L.J. Houdyshell (Production Design) Dickinson – Marina Parker (Set Decoration); Neil Patel, Loren Weeks (Production Design) Emily in Paris – Christelle Maisonneuve (Set Decoration); Anne Seibel (Production Design) The Kominsky Method – Debra Echard (Set Decoration); Denny Dugally (Production Design)	Call Your Mother – Amy Feldman (Set Decoration); Glenda Rovello (Production Design) The Conners – Anne H. Ahrens (Set Decoration); John Shaffner (Production Design) Mom – Ann Shea (Set Decoration); John Shaffner (Production Design) United States of Al – Susan Mina Eschelbach (Set Decoration); John Shaffner (Production Design) Will & Grace – Peter Gurski (Set Decoration); Glenda Rovello (Production Design)
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Short Format: Webseries, Music Video or Commercial	Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Variety, Reality or Competition Series
Adidas Originals Superstar: "Change is a Team Sport" – Chilly Nathan (Set Decoration); Ruth De Jong (Production Design) Apple: "Vertical Cinema" – Gail Otter (Set Decoration); Shane Valentino (Production Design) Ariana Grande: "34+35" – Rand Sagers (Set Decoration); David Courtemarche (Production Design) Harry Styles: "Falling" – Neil Wyzanowski (Set Decoration); Francois Audouy (Production Design) Taylor Swift: "Cardigan" – Jill Crawford (Set Decoration); Ethan Tobman (Production Design)	Saturday Night Live – Carol Silverman, Kimberly Kachougian, Danielle Webb (Set Decoration); Keith Raywood, Eugene Lee, Leo Yoshimura, N. Joseph Detullio (Production Design) Dancing with the Stars – John Sparano (Set Decoration); Florian Andreas Wieder (Production Design) The Masked Singer – Emily Auble (Set Decoration); James P. Connelly (Production Design) Supermarket Sweep – Rae Deslich (Set Decoration); Stuart Frossell (Production Design) The Voice – Priscilla Cordoba Tarkington, Stephanie Trigg Hines, Jeremiah Gastinell (Set Decoration); James P. Connelly, Zeya Maurer, Anton Goss (Production Design)
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Variety Special	Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Daytime Series
Yearly Departed – Doug Mowat (Set Decoration); Suzuki Ingerslev (Production Design) Black Is King – Sandy Hubshman, Maile Cassara, Jill Crawford, Lila Yanow (Set Decoration); Hannah Beachler, Carlos Laszlo, Susan Linss, Miranda Lorenz, Brandon Mendez, Rika Nakanishi, Ethan Tobman (Production Design) Death to 2020 – Mercedes Hachuel (Set Decoration); Ros Cumberland, Eric Schoonover (Production Design) Kevin Hart: Zero Fks Given – Brandi Kalish (Set Decoration); Justin Collie (Production Design) Sarah Cooper: Everything's Fine – Sofia Midon (Set Decoration); J.C. Molina (Production Design)	The Young and the Restless – Jennifer Haybach, Justine Mercado, Raquel Tarbet (Set Decoration); David Hoffman (Production Design) The Bold and the Beautiful – Charlotte Garnell, Kelley Pearce (Set Decoration); Jack Forrestel (Production Design) Days of Our Lives – Adele Caine (Set Decoration); Tom Early (Production Design) General Hospital – Jennifer Elliott (Set Decoration); Andrew Evashchen (Production Design) The Kelly Clarkson Show – Emily Auble (Set Decoration); James P. Connelly (Production Design)

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References

↑ Tangcay, Jazz (March 11, 2021). "'Promising Young Woman' and 'News of the World' Among Inaugural Set Decorators Awards Nominations". Variety . Retrieved January 18, 2022.
↑ Grobar, Matt (April 1, 2021). "Set Decorators Society Of America Awards: David Fincher's 'Mank' Tops Winners List With Best Picture & Best Period Design". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved June 21, 2021.
↑ "Set Decorators Society Announces 2020 SDSA Television Nominees". Below the Line. June 17, 2021. Retrieved January 18, 2022.
↑ "SDSA Awards – Television 2020". Set Decorators Society of America. Retrieved January 18, 2022.

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[1] Tangcay, Jazz (March 11, 2021). "'Promising Young Woman' and 'News of the World' Among Inaugural Set Decorators Awards Nominations". Variety . Retrieved January 18, 2022.

[2] Grobar, Matt (April 1, 2021). "Set Decorators Society Of America Awards: David Fincher's 'Mank' Tops Winners List With Best Picture & Best Period Design". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved June 21, 2021.

[3] "Set Decorators Society Announces 2020 SDSA Television Nominees". Below the Line. June 17, 2021. Retrieved January 18, 2022.

[4] "SDSA Awards – Television 2020". Set Decorators Society of America. Retrieved January 18, 2022.

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