Visual Effects Society Award for Outstanding Created Environment in a Photoreal Feature

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The Visual Effects Society Award for Outstanding Created Environment in a Photoreal Feature is one of the annual awards given by the Visual Effects Society starting from 2004. The award was originally titled "Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Motion Picture", and changed in 2007 to "Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture". It was again changed in 2009, this time to "Outstanding Created Environment in a Feature Motion Picture", and again in 2011 to "Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture". Before its final change in 2015, to its current title, it was re-titled in 2014 to "Outstanding Created Environment in a Photoreal/Live Action Feature Motion Picture".

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Winners and nominees

2000s

Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Motion Picture

YearFilmEnvironmentNominee(s)
2004
[1] 		Spider-Man 2 NYC Street - NightDan Abrams, David Emery, Andrew Nawrot and John Hart
Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason Rick Leary, Jody Johnson and Pieter Warmington
I, Robot Rachael Haupt, Mark Tait Lewis, Nick McKenzie and Geoff Tobin
The Phantom of the Opera Opening ShotClaas Henke, Laurent Ben-Mimoun and Anupam Das
2005
[2] [3] 		King Kong New York Dawn Attack Dan Lemmon, R. Christopher White, Matt Aiken and Charles Tait
Batman Begins Gotham City Monorail ChaseAlex Wuttke, Pete Bebb, Dayne Cowan and Imery Watson
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Black LakeAndy Kind, Ivan Moran, Rob Allman and Justin Martin
Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith Jonathan Harb, Hilmar Koch, Yannick Dusseault and Brett Northcutt
2006
[4] [5] 		Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Chris Stoski, Susumu Yukuhiro, Jack Mongovan and Greg Salter
Mission: Impossible III Russell Earl, Richard Bluff, Giles Hancock and Dennis Martin
Poseidon Mohen Leo, Daniel Pearson, Willi Geiger and Matt Brumit

Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture

YearFilmEnvironmentNominee(s)
2007
[6] [7] 		Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End The MaelstromFrank Losasso Petterson, Paul Sharpe, Joakim Arnesson and David Meny
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix The Hall of Prophecy David Vickery, Philippe LePrince, Trina Roy and Jolene McCaffrey
I Am Legend Times Square HuntDaniel Eaton, Blaine Kennison, Ron Glass and Daveed Schwartz
Rush Hour 3 Barry Williams, Robert Weaver, Jay Cooper and Masahiko Tani
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street The Old BaileyRaf Morant, Julian Glass, Nakia McGlynn and Christine Wong
Zodiac Washington and CherryWei Zheng, Greg Szafranski, Janelle Croshaw and Karl Denham

Outstanding Created Environment in a Feature Motion Picture

YearFilmEnvironmentNominee(s)
2008
[8] [9] 		The Dark Knight IMAX Gotham City Scapes Peter Bebb, David Vickery, Philippe Leprince and Andrew Lockley
Cloverfield Brooklyn Bridge Sequence David Vickery, Phil Johnson, Victor Wade and Sean Stranks
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Temple HeartMichael Halsted, David Fogler, Steve Walton and David Weitzberg
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor Avalanche SequenceMike Meaker, Rich Mahon, Jason Iverson and Sho Hasegawa
Synecdoche, New York Created EnvironmentBrett Miller, Garrett Eaton and Matthew Conner
2009
[10] [11] 		Avatar Jungle/Biolume Eric Saindon, Shadi Almassizadeh, Dan Cox and Ula Rademeyer
AvatarFloating Mountains Dan Lemmon, Keith F. Miller, Cameron Smith and Jessica Cowley
Willow Glade Guy Williams, Thelvin Cabezas, Daniel Macarin and Miae Kang
2012 Los Angeles DestructionHaarm-Pieter Duiker, Marten Larsson, Ryo Sakaguchi and Hanzhi Tang

2010s

YearFilmEnvironmentNominee(s)
2010
[12] [13] 		Inception Paris DreamscapeBruno Baron, Dan Neal, Graham Page and Per Mork-Jensen
Iron Man 2 Stark ExpoGiles Hancock, Richard Bluff, Todd Vaziri and Aaron McBride
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Sand RoomJonathan Litt, Juan S. Gomez, Kevin Sears and Sonja Burchard
Tron: Legacy Disc GameJonathan Litt, Juan S. Gomez, Kevin Sears and Sonja Burchard

Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture

YearFilmEnvironmentNominee(s)
2011
[14] [15] 		Transformers: Dark of the Moon 155 Wacker DriveGiles Hancock, John Hansen, Tom Martinek and Scott Younkin
Anonymous London André Cantarel, Robert Freitag, Greg Strasz and Rony Soussan
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 Hogwarts Keziah Bailey, Stephen Ellis, Clement Gerard and Pietro Ponti
Thor Bifröst Pierre Buffin, Audrey Ferrara, Yoel Godo and Dominique Vidal
2012
[16] [17] 		The Avengers Midtown Manhattan Richard Bluff, Barry Williams, David Meny and Andy Proctor
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Goblin CavernsRyan Arcus, Simon Jung, Alastair Maher and Anthony M. Patti
Life of Pi Open OceanJason Bayever, Sho Hasegawa, Jimmy Jewell and Walt Jones
Prometheus LV-233Julien Bolbach, Marco Genovesi, Martin Riedel and Marco Rolandi
2013
[18] [19] 		Gravity ExteriorPaul Beilby, Kyle Mcculloch, Stuart Penn and Ian Comley
Elysium TorusVotch Levi, Joshua Ong and Barry Poon
GravityInteriorHarry Bardak, Nathan Walster, Jonathan Fawkner and Claire Michaud
Iron Man 3 ShipyardJohn Stevenson-Galvin, Greg Notzelman, Paul Harris and Justin Stockton
Pacific Rim Hong Kong Ocean BrawlColin Benoit, Nick Walker, Adam Schnitzer and Victor Schutz

Outstanding Created Environment in a Photoreal/Live Action Feature Motion Picture

YearFilmEnvironmentNominee(s)
2014
[20] [21] 		Interstellar TesseractTom Bracht, Graham Page, Thomas Døhlem and Kristy Clark
Captain America: The Winter Soldier TriskelionJohan Thorngren, Greg Kegel, Quentin Marmier and Luis Calero
Lucy Times Square Richard Bluff, Steve Bevins, Steve DeLuca and Tiffany Young
Noah Antediluvian EarthGrady Cofer, Dan Wheaton, Susumu Yukuhiro and Ben O'Brien

Outstanding Created Environment in a Photoreal Feature

YearFilmEnvironmentNominee(s)
2015
[22] [23] 		Star Wars: The Force Awakens Falcon Chase/GraveyardYannick Dusseault, Mike Wood, Justin van der Lek and Quentin Marmier
Ant-Man The MicroverseFlorian Witzel, Taylor Shaw, Alexis Hall and Heath Kraynak
Jurassic World Jungle ChaseMartyn Culpitt, Jao Sita, Yuta Shimizu and Michael Billette
Tomorrowland Tomorrowland CenterBarry Williams, Greg Kegel, Quentin Marmier and Thang Lee
The Walk World Trade Center Jim Gibbs, Brian Flora, Laurent Tallefer and Pavel Kolar
2016
[24] [25] 		Doctor Strange New York CityAdam Watkins, Martinjn van Herk, Tim Belsher and Jon Mitchell
Deadpool Freeway AssaultSeth Hill, Jedediah Smith, Laurent Taillefer and Marc-Antoine Paquin
Doctor Strange London Brendan Seals, Raphael A. Pimentel, Andrew Zink and Gregory Ng
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Scarif ComplexEnrico Damm, Kevin George, Olivier Vernay-Kim and Yannick Dusseault
2017
[26] [27] 		Blade Runner 2049 Los Angeles Chris McLaughlin, Ryan Salcombe, Seungjin Woo and Francesco Dell'Anna
Blade Runner 2049 Trash MecaDidier Muanza, Thomas Gillet, Guillaume Mainville and Sylvain Lorgeau
Vegas Eric Noel, Arnaud Saibron, Adam Goldstein and Pascal Clement
War for the Planet of the Apes Hidden FortressGreg Notzelman, James Shaw, Jay Renner and Gak Gyu Choi
Prison CampPhillip Leonhardt, Paul Harris, Jeremy Fort and Thomas Lo
2018
[28] [29] 		Ready Player One Overlook Hotel Mert Yamak, Stanley Wong, Joana Garrido, Daniel Gagiu
Ant-Man and the Wasp Journey to the Quantum RealmFlorian Witzel, Harsh Mistri, Yuri Serizawa, Can Yuksel
Aquaman Atlantis Quentin Marmier, Aaron Barr, Jeffrey De Guzman, Ziad Shureih
Solo: A Star Wars Story Vandor PlanetJulian Foddy, Christoph Ammann, Clement Gerard, Pontus Albrecht
2019
[30] [31] 		The Lion King The PridelandsMarco Rolandi, Luca Bonatti, Jules Bodenstein, Filippo Preti
Aladdin AgrabahDaniel Schmid, Falk Boje, Stanislaw Marek, Kevin George
Alita: Battle Angel Iron CityJohn Stevenson-Galvin, Ryan Arcus, Mathias Larserud, Mark Tait
Motherless Brooklyn Penn Station John Bair, Vance Miller, Sebastian Romero, Steve Sullivan
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Pasaana Daniele Bigi, Steve Hardy, John Seru, Steven Denyer

2020s

YearFilmEnvironmentNominee(s)
2020
[32] 		Mulan Imperial City Jeremy Fort, Matt Fitzgerald, Ben Walker, Adrian Vercoe
Bloodshot NeuralspaceArbanud Brisebois, Patrick Bacon, Dawid Borkiewicz, Gérôme Viavant
The Eight Hundred 1937 Shanghai Downtown Sefano Cieri, Aaron Auty, Simon Carlile, Patrick Zentis
Shanghai Warehouse District Jamie Macdougall, Mark Honer, David Pekarek
2021
[33] 		Spider-Man: No Way Home The Mirror DimensionEric Le Dieu de Ville, Thomas Dotheij, Ryan Olliffe, Claire Le Teuff
Dune Arrakeen City Rhys Salcombe, Seungjin Woo, Jeremie Touzery, Marc Austin
Jungle Cruise Waterfall CanyonMark McNicholl, Frédéric Valleur, Hamish Beachman, Mark Wainwright
The Suicide Squad Valle Del MarreNick Cattell, Jason Desjarlais, Matt Fitzgerald, Jerome Moo
2022
[34] 		Avatar: The Way of Water The ReefJessica Cowley, Joe W. Churchill, Justin Stockton, Alex Nowotny
Avatar: The Way of Water Metkayina VillageRyan Arcus, Lisa Hardisty, Paul Harris, TaeHyoung David Kim
Jurassic World Dominion Biosyn ValleySteve Ellis, Steve Hardy, Thomas Dohlen, John Seru
Slumberland The Wondrous Cuban Hotel DreamDaniël Dimitri Veder, Marc Austin, Pavan Rajesh Uppu, Casey Gorton
2023
[35] 		The Creator Floating VillageJohn Seru, Guy Williams, Vincent Techer, Timothée Maron
John Wick: Chapter 4 Place de L’ÉtoileJoelle Xin Zhow, Fabrice Vienne, Vignesh Ravi, Laurent Makowski
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Underwater WreckJohan Gabrielsson, Adrian Tsang, Stefan Andersson, Martin Eneroth
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 KnowhereOmar Alejandro Lavrador Ibanez, Fabien Julvecourt, Klaudio Ladavac, Benjamin Patterson

Films with Multiple Nominations

3 Nominations
2 Nominations

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