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    Nominations unveiled for Location Managers Guild International Awards

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    Daniel Kaluuya in a scene from “Judas and the Black Messiah” which was nominated for the LMGI Award for Outstanding Locations in a Period Film (photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures)
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    Nominees for the 8th Annual Location Managers Guild International (LMGI) Awards were unveiled by LMGI president John Rakich/LMGI, who is also committee chair for this year’s awards. 

    The awards honor the outstanding and creative visual contributions by location professionals in film, television and commercials from around the globe. The LMGI Awards also recognize outstanding service by film commissions for their support “above and beyond” during the production process. Winners will be revealed during the virtual awards gala “Celebrate the Where,” on Saturday, October 23, 2021, at 2pm PST.
     
    This year, the LMGI Awards drew more than 300 qualified submissions from around the world, each uniquely demonstrating how locations enrich the art of filmmaking. In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the 8th Annual LMGI Awards will, once again, be presented on a digital platform, streaming to a worldwide and more inclusive audience.

    THE NOMINEES FOR THE 8th ANNUAL LMGI AWARDS ARE:
     
    OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS IN A PERIOD FILM
         Dreamland, Paramount
         Enola Holmes, Netflix
         Judas and the Black Messiah, Warner Bros
         Mank, Netflix
         The Trial of the Chicago 7, Netflix
     
    OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS IN A CONTEMPORARY FILM
         A Quiet Place 2, Paramount
         Black Is King, Disney+
         Concrete Cowboy, Netflix
         Nomadland, Searchlight Pictures
         Tenet, Warner Bros
     
    OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS IN A PERIOD TELEVISION SERIES
         Bridgerton, Netflix
         The Crown – Season 4, Netflix
         Fargo – Season 4, FX
         The Nevers, HBOMax
         Ratched, Netflix
         Snowfall – Season 4, FX
     
    OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS IN A CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION SERIES
         The Handmaid’s Tale – Season 4, Hulu
         Lupin, Netflix
         The Mosquito Coast, Apple TV+
         Warrior Nun, Netflix
         Woke, Hulu
         Yellowstone – Season 3, Paramount Network
     
    OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS IN A TV SERIAL PROGRAM, ANTHOLOGY, OR LIMITED SERIES
         Halston, Netflix
         Mare of Easttown, HBO
         The Queen’s Gambit, Netflix
         The Serpent, Netflix
         The Stand, Paramount +
         The Underground Railroad, Amazon Prime
     
    OUTSTANDING COMMERCIAL
         It Already Does That, Apple Watch Series 6 
         Awareness About Organ Transplantation, Match 
         For When It’s Time, Extra Gum 
         Create the Beyond, Sony 
         Play New, Nike 
     
    OUTSTANDING FILM COMMISSION
         Bath Film Office, Bridgerton
         Estonian Film Institute/Film Estonia, Tenet
         Hamilton Music and Film Office, Umbrella Academy
         Liverpool Film Office, Tin Star: Liverpool
         Savannah Regional Film Commission, The Underground Railroad
         Screen Queensland Australia, Love and Monsters
     
    Recipients of the Lifetime Achievement, Humanitarian, Trail Blazer and the Eva Monley Awards which recognize and honors industry members who support the work of location professionals, will be announced in the near future.

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    Stanley Cup Final averaged 2.5M U.S. viewers, a drop from last year’s Cup and the 4 Nations final

    Friday, June 20, 2025
    Florida Panthers' Sam Reinhart (13) celebrates his goal against Edmonton Oilers goalie Stuart Skinner (74) as Panthers' Carter Verhaeghe (23) reacts during the first period in Game 6 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Final in Sunrise, Fla., Tuesday, June 17, 2025. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP)

    U.S. television ratings for the Stanley Cup Final rematch between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers declined from their first matchup a year ago.

    An average of 2.5 million viewers watched on TNT, with 2.8 million tuning in for the Panthers' series-clinching Game 6 victory. The overall number on cable is down from 4.17 million last year when the final was on over-the-air TV on ABC and the lowest since Tampa Bay versus Montreal in 2021.

    The share of viewers increased 15% from TNT's first Cup final in 2023 when Vegas defeated Florida. Social media engagements on NHL content were up 32% over the course of the playoffs.

    An average of 3.8 million viewers watched the final in Canada on Sportsnet, with Connor McDavid looking for his first championship. The 1.8 million on average for the playoffs, which included five out of the 16 teams involved being based in Canada, is a 6% increase from a year ago.

    Ratings for the Cup final were significantly lower than the 4 Nations Face-Off in February, the return of international competition featuring the NHL's best players. The final between the U.S. and Canada was watched by 9.3 million people in the U.S. and 10.7 million in Canada, after the six round-robin games averaged 4.6 million in North America.

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