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Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts Award
The award was established in 2011
Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts Award
(Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts)
Founded in 2011, its predecessor is the Australian Academy of Film Awards, which was founded in 1958, is the highest award for Australian film and television arts, known as Australia's "Oscar Awards".
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The ATA Awards are an Australian film industry professional award that recognises producers, directors, writers and actors who excel in film and television each year. Starting from the seventh edition, the Academy also added a new "Best Asian Film" award.
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The Atta Awards, formerly known as the Australian Film Institute Awards (AFI), were established in 1958, and 2018 marks the 60th anniversary of Australia's highest film honor. After the award was added to the television competition in 2011, it has now become the highest honor in the Australian film and television industry, the Ata Award.
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- Chinese name
- Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts Award
- Foreign name
- Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts
- alias
- Australian Film and Television Academy Art Award
- Founding time
- The year 2011
- Abbreviated form
- AACTA
catalogue
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1st Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards
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2nd annual Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards
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3rd Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards
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The 4th Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards
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The second edition in 2012
5th edition in 2015
The sixth edition in 2016
Best Actress: Odessa Young, "Daughter"
Best Adapted Screenplay: "The Daughter"
Best Original Score: "Forbidden Love"
Best Costume Design: "The Girl Falls Asleep"
Seventh edition in 2017
International award
Ata Award
2018 8th edition
International award
Best Picture: "Roma"
Ata Award
The ninth edition of 2019
International award
10th edition in 2020
Ata Award
Best Picture: "Baby Teeth"
Best Screenplay: "Baby Teeth"
Best Supporting Actress: Essie Davis, "Baby Teeth"
Best Independent Film: "Go For Sonny"
International award
Best Film: "The Girl With a Bright Future"
Best Screenplay: "The Seven Gentlemen in Chicago"
Best TV Series: "Left Behind"
Best Comedy Series: "The Rich Family, The Poor Road"
The 12th edition in 2022
"Elvis Presley" won seven awards for best cinematography, editing, sound, art direction, costume design, makeup and hair, and visual effects
Winner
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Best Motion Picture: Elvis Presley
Best Director: Baz Luhrmann, "Elvis"
Best Actor in a motion Picture: Austin Butler, "Elvis Presley"
Best Supporting Actor in a motion Picture: Sean Harris, "Strangers With Two Faces"
Best Actress in a motion Picture: Leah Purcell, "The Drovers' Wife"
Best Supporting Actress in a motion Picture: Olivia de Jonge "Elvis Presley"
Best Screenplay: "The Stranger with Two Faces"
Best audience Choice Movie: Elvis Presley
Best Comedian: Tom Gleason
Best Drama Series: "Mysterious Path: Origins"
Best Television Series: "Heartbreak High"
Best Miniseries: "The Jury of the Twelve"
Best Actor in a Series: Mark Coles Smith, "Mysterious Path: Origins"
Best Performance by an Actress in a Drama Series: Tullinaker, "Mystic Path: Origins"
Best Supporting Actor in a Series: Thomas Weatherall, "Heartbreak High"
Best Supporting Actress in a Series: Brooke Starchwell, "The Jury's Twelve"
Best Screenplay for a television Series: "Heartbreak High"
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