Irish cinematographer Darran Tiernan among Emmy winners
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- Dublin-born cinematographer Darran Tiernan won his first Emmy for Outstanding Cinematography for a One-Hour Series.
- He received the award for the Spider-Noir episode “Step into My Office” at the weekend ceremonies in Los Angeles.
- Apple TV’s Widow’s Bay led the weekend winners with eight awards, ahead of DTF St Louis with six and The Pitt with four.
Darran Tiernan, an Irish director of photography based in Los Angeles, won his first Emmy at the weekend ceremonies in the city.
Tiernan received the Outstanding Cinematography for a Series, One Hour award for “Step into My Office,” an episode of Prime Video’s superhero series Spider-Noir. It marked both his first Emmy nomination and his first win.
The Dublin cinematographer’s other television credits include The Penguin, Barry, Westworld and RTÉ’s Single-Handed.
The Emmy ceremonies took place over several nights, with Saturday and Sunday focused on behind-the-scenes categories. Apple TV’s comedy-horror series Widow’s Bay led the weekend winners with eight awards. DTF St Louis won six, while The Pitt took four. Palm Royale and Margo’s Got Money Troubles each won three.
The main Primetime Emmy ceremony, hosted by Mariska Hargitay, is scheduled for September 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
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