“Oppenheimer” and “Spider-Man: Throughout the Spider-Verse” had been among the many winners of the highest honors on the Superior Imaging Society’s Lumiere Awards. The 14th annual awards luncheon befell on Feb. 9 on the Beverly Hills Lodge, with Google Cloud, Barco Cinema, Microsoft and Ryff sponsoring.

Celebrating “Masters and Magic” this 12 months, the Lumiere Awards acknowledge administrators and professionals in movie, TV and rising media. They’re voted on by members of Hollywood’s artistic and expertise neighborhood.

“Our awards have humorously been referred to as the Oscars for geeks,” AIS president Jim Chabin acknowledged. “​​In 2023, amidst the business’s chaos, we witnessed the fruits of years of dedication and sudden bursts of creativity. That work is so necessary to all of us who love movie and tv. The Lumiere winners of this 12 months have notably expanded the boundaries of expertise in filmmaking, enriching storytelling in outstanding methods.”

Within the episodic classes, “The Final of Us” and “Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2” obtained the highest prizes. Different notable winners embody “Barbie,” “The Creator” and “Godzilla Minus One.” Walt Disney Studios obtained the annual Sir Charles Wheatstone Award, which is introduced to a corporation for advancing the humanities and sciences of storytelling.

The ceremony additionally handed out three particular honors. Jeffrey Wright obtained the inaugural Distinguished Artist Award for his efficiency in “American Fiction.” The “Voices For The Earth Award” from EarthDay.org was given to Darren Aronofsky and his producing companions at Sphere Leisure for “Postcard from Earth.” Alexander Payne obtained the Harold Lloyd Award for “The Holdovers,” prompting a shock look from the movie’s star Paul Giamatti.

See the complete checklist of this 12 months’s Lumiere Awards winners beneath.

Greatest Characteristic Movie – Reside Motion: “Oppenheimer”
Greatest Characteristic Movie – Animated: “Spider-Man: Throughout the Spider-Verse”
Greatest Characteristic Movie – Worldwide: “Godzilla Minus One”
Greatest Documentary: “32 Sounds”
Greatest Movement Image – Musical: “The Colour Purple”
Greatest Audio – Theatrical: “The Creator”
Greatest Audio – Episodic: “The Final of Us”
Greatest Authentic Track: “I’m Simply Ken” from “Barbie”
Greatest Use of Excessive Dynamic Vary – Characteristic Movie: “Barbie”
Greatest Use of Excessive Dynamic Vary – Episodic: “The Final of Us”
Greatest 2D to 3D Conversion: “Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3”
Greatest Musical Scene or Sequence: “I’m Right here” from “The Colour Purple”
Greatest Theatrical Scene or Sequence: “Mission: Unimaginable – Useless Reckoning Half One”
Greatest Episodic – Animated: “Star Wars: Visions Quantity 2”
Greatest Episodic – Reside Motion: “The Final of Us”
Innovation in Manufacturing Expertise Award: “Ryff”
Heritage Award for Media Preservation: “Iron Mountain Media and Archive Providers”
Sir Charles Wheatstone Award for Artistic Excellence in Visible Results: Walt Disney Studios
Voices For The Earth Award: Darren Aronofsky and Sphere Leisure, “Postcard from Earth”
Distinguished Artist Award: Jeffrey Wright, “American Fiction”
Harold Lloyd Award: Alexander Payne, “The Holdovers”