'Interstellar'
director
Christopher
Nolan
will
receive
the
Art
Directors
Guild's
Cinematic
Imagery
Award
at
the
19th
annual
Excellence
in
Production
Design
Awards.
The
award
is
given
to
those
whose
body
of
work
in
the
film
industry
has
richly
enhanced
the
visual
aspects
of
the
movie-going
experience.
Past
recipients
include
Martin
Scorsese,
Warren
Beatty,
Clint
Eastwood,
Norman
Jewison,
John
Lasseter,
George
Lucas,
Steven
Spielberg
and
Blake
Edwards.
Blass
and
James
Pearse
Connelly
said
in
a
joint
statement,
"Christopher
Nolan’s
body
of
work
reflects
a
clear
appreciation
for
the
contribution
Production
Design
brings
to
the
stories
he
brings
to
life.
His
creative
legacy
is
quite
remarkable
and
it
demonstrates
a
great
love
and
respect
for
our
visual
medium.
"The
teams
of
designers
and
craftspeople
that
he
continues
to
bring
together
as
a
vital
part
of
his
filmmaking
family
are
always
of
the
highest
caliber,
and
their
work
is
among
the
most
celebrated,
unique
and
creative
in
our
craft.
Christopher
Nolan's
films
remind
us
over
and
over
again
why
we
love
to
go
to
the
movies."
Nolan
most
recently
directed
'Interstellar'.
Other
credits
include
'Batman
Begins',
'The
Dark
Knight',
'The
Dark
Knight
Rises',
'Inception',
'The
Prestige'
and
'Insomnia'.
Nominations
for
this
year's
ADG
Excellence
in
Production
Design
Awards
will
be
announced
on
January
5,
2015.
The
nominees
are
selected
by
2,300
working
Guild
members
The
ADG
will
present
winners
in
11
competitive
categories
for
theatrical
films,
television
productions,
commercials
and
music
videos.
Jim
Bissell
will
receive
the
Guild's
Lifetime
Achievement
Award;
John
Gabriel
Beckman,
Charles
Lisanby
and
Walter
H.
Tyler
will
be
inducted
into
the
ADG's
Hall
of
Fame.