The Boiling Level TV sequence, The Banshees of Inisherin, Rye Lane and Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical are among the many U.Okay. Casting Administrators’ Guild Awards winners for 2024.
The sixth CDG Casting Awards, handed out Wednesday night in London, additionally honored the likes of the theater play Expensive England, a TV adaptation of which Sky has simply unveiled.
Competing for the awards have been productions that premiered between Sept. 1, 2022 and Dec. 31, 2023 they usually have been chosen as nominees by members of the guild. The Casting Administrators’ Guild represents casting administrators within the movie, tv, theater and commercials industries within the U.Okay. and Eire.
Its awards rejoice “the unbelievable work achieved by casting groups throughout movie, tv, theater and commercials,” in partnership with world casting platform Highlight.
“Casting administrators are sometimes the unsung storytellers of the trade. Their imaginative and prescient and expertise that assist orchestrate an ensemble of characters convey a script to life in each medium,” mentioned Highlight managing director Matt Hood.
Try the complete checklist of winners, bolded in every class, beneath.
Greatest Casting in a Movie, sponsored by Apple TV+
All of Us Strangers – Kahleen Crawford, Carla Morris & Eliza Heslop (Associates)
The Banshees of Inisherin – Louise Kiely
Barbie – Lucy Bevan, Olivia Grant (Affiliate), Lucy Downes (Assistant)
Saltburn – Kharmel Cochrane
Triangle of Unhappiness – Jessie Frost (UK Casting)
Greatest Casting in an Unbiased Movie, sponsored by Unbiased Expertise
Blue Jean – Shaheen Baig
Dance First – Olivia Scott-Webb, Ruth O’Dowd (Affiliate)
Rye Lane – Kharmel Cochrane
Scrapper – Shaheen Baig
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse – Rachel Freck, Jessica Mescall &
Nicholas Hockaday (Associates)
Greatest Casting in a Restricted or Single Sequence, sponsored by Apple TV+
A Small Mild – Nanw Rowlands
Black Mirror (Season 6) – Jina Jay
Someplace Boy – Catherine Willis, Beatrice Ray (Affiliate)
The Lengthy Shadow – Victor Jenkins and Sonia Allam, Seth Mason (Affiliate),
Paushali Banik (Assistant)
Time (Season 2) – Amy Hubbard, Shannon Dowling-McNulty (Affiliate)
Greatest Casting in a TV Comedy Sequence sponsored by Hamilton Hodell
Dreaming While Black – Heather Basten, Peter Noden and Fran Cattaneo
(Assistants)
Extraordinary – Suzanne Crowley and Gilly Poole, Katie Mozumder (Affiliate)
Motherland Christmas Particular – Sarah Crowe, Ben Marks (Affiliate)
Intercourse Schooling (Season 4) – Lauren Evans
Ted Lasso (Season 3) – Theo Park, Laura MacFadden (Affiliate)
Greatest Casting in a TV Drama Sequence sponsored by United Brokers
Andor – Nina Gold and Martin Ware
Boiling Level – Shaheen Baig and Jonny Boutwood, Carolyn McLeod (Authentic Movie
Casting)
Sluggish Horses (Season 2) – Nina Gold, Melissa Gethin Clarke (Affiliate)
Sluggish Horses (Season 3) – Nina Gold, Melissa Gethin Clarke (Affiliate)
The Crown (Season 5) – Robert Sterne, Kate Bone (Affiliate)
Greatest Casting in Theatre (Inside M25) sponsored by The Partnership Group
A Little Life, Richmond Theatre and, Harold Pinter Theatre – Julia Horan, Lilly
Mackie (Assistant)
A Streetcar Named Need, Almeida Theatre and The Phoenix Theatre – Julia
Horan, Lilly Mackie (Assistant)
Expensive England, Olivier Theatre, Nationwide Theatre and The Prince Edward Theatre –
Bryony Jarvis Taylor
My Neighbor Totoro, Barbican Theatre – Hannah Miller, Martin Poile (Affiliate)
The Motive and the Cue, Lyttelton Theatre, Nationwide Theatre and the Noel
Coward Theatre – Alastair Coomer
Greatest Casting in Musical Theatre (Inside M25) sponsored by Jonathan Arun Group
Guys and Dolls, Bridge Theatre – Charlotte Sutton
Sundown Boulevard, Savoy Theatre- Stuart Burt
Tammy Faye, Almeida Theatre – Natalie Gallacher and Pippa Ailion, Richard
Johnston (Affiliate)
The Band’s Go to, Donmar Warehouse – Anna Cooper
The Witches, Olivier Theatre, Nationwide Theatre – Bryony Jarvis-Taylor
Greatest Casting in Regional Theatre sponsored by Conway Van Gelder Grant
A Christmas Carol, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, RSC – Matthew Dewsbury
A View From the Bridge, Bolton Octagon and Chichester Competition Theatre – Becky
Paris
Choir Boy, Bristol Previous Vic – Julia Horan
Cowbois, The Swan Theatre, RSC – Martin Poile
Standing on the Sky’s Edge, The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield – Stuart Burt
Greatest Youngster Casting (All Media)
Youngsters With Most cancers “Milestone Marketing campaign” (Industrial) – Nicholas Hockaday
Mrs Doubtfire, Shaftesbury Theatre (London Casting, Musical Theatre) – Verity
Naughton (Youngsters’s Casting Director)
Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical (Movie) – Lucy Bevan and Emily Brockmann,
Katie Brydon (Affiliate), Amy Beadel (Ensemble Casting Affiliate), Melody Gerard
(Assistant)
The Sound of Music, Chichester Competition Theatre (Regional Theatre) – Verity
Naughton (Youngsters’s Casting), Nicholas Hockaday (Youngsters’s Casting Assistant)
The Witches, Olivier Theatre, Nationwide Theatre (Theatre) – Bryony Jarvis-Taylor
Greatest Casting in a Industrial
Age UK “Know What to Do” – Leanne Flinn
Stonewall “Ban Conversion Remedy,” Sue Odell
Youngsters With Most cancers “Milestone Marketing campaign” – Nicholas Hockaday
Alzheimer’s Society “No one Asks” – Aisha Bywaters
Vanish “Me, My Autism & I” – Kharmel Cochrane