Harry Lloyd as Viktor in Arcane Season 2. Courtesy of Netflix Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment The Emmys have begun handing out trophies for juried awards judged by a panel of creative peer in categories for animation, costume design, emerging media programming and motion and title design. Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and her costume design team including Shiona Turini picked up the juried Emmy for best costumes in variety or reality programming for Beyoncé Bowl, the pop superstar's Netflix Christmas Day halftime show. Netflix also cleaned up with the Love, Death + Robots animated anthology series, which earned trophies for best character animation (Daryl Graham), production design (Gigi Cavenago), character design (Robert Valley) and storyboard (Edgar Martins). Related Stories TV Kevin Hart to Lead Stand-Up Comedy Competition Series at Netflix TV Netflix's 'With Love, Meghan' Season 2 Trailer Shows a Humbler Meghan Markle Netflix also saw its Arcane animated action series earn best background design for Bruno Couchinho and best color for Faustine Dumontier. And from Amazon MGM Studios, the docu-series Octopus! earned the juried best motion design trophy for a team led by Minkyung Chung, Michaela Olsen, Hayley Morris, Julie Gratz, Anthony Galante and Sabrina Chaney. Elsewhere, the best innovation in emerging media programming went to White Rabbit, the anime series from Shibuya Film and directors and writers Maciej Kuciara and Emily Yang. The entrants for the juried categories are screened by a panel of respective peers in the categories. One, more than one or none could be awarded an Emmy, and for this reason, winners are picked by a one-step evaluation and voting procedure, followed by a thorough review of the project. The rest of the 2024 Emmy nominees will be voted on by their peers ahead of the 77th Creative Arts Emmy Awards to be handed out over two nights on Sept. 6 and 7. The Emmy Awards will air live on Sept. 14 on the CBS network and Paramount+. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Daniel Dae Kim 'Butterfly' Review: Daniel Dae Kim Is a Superspy Superdad in Amazon's Blandly Sweet Thriller stand-up comedy Kevin Hart to Lead Stand-Up Comedy Competition Series at Netflix Live Feed Netflix's 'With Love, Meghan' Season 2 Trailer Shows a Humbler Meghan Markle The Studio 'The Studio': Seth Rogen on Why Record Emmy Noms Might Make His Life Easier and Adding Sarah Polley to Next Season's Writers Room Live Feed 'Upload' Promises One Final Fight to Shutdown Evil in Trailer for Finale Event Live Feed 'Only Murders in the Building' Returns to the Scene of the Crime(s) in Season 5 Trailer Daniel Dae Kim 'Butterfly' Review: Daniel Dae Kim Is a Superspy Superdad in Amazon's Blandly Sweet Thriller stand-up comedy Kevin Hart to Lead Stand-Up Comedy Competition Series at Netflix Live Feed Netflix's 'With Love, Meghan' Season 2 Trailer Shows a Humbler Meghan Markle The Studio 'The Studio': Seth Rogen on Why Record Emmy Noms Might Make His Life Easier and Adding Sarah Polley to Next Season's Writers Room Live Feed 'Upload' Promises One Final Fight to Shutdown Evil in Trailer for Finale Event Live Feed 'Only Murders in the Building' Returns to the Scene of the Crime(s) in Season 5 Trailer