The Property Masters Guild champions the craft of property masters, emphasizing how crucial design is to successful productions. Co-chairs Corvino Elliott and Lauren Shell highlighted this sentiment, stating, “Property masters create character, build the worlds in which our stories play out and oftentimes our props drive the narrative itself. Congratulations to all of our nominees and winners for standing out among your peers. The work you have done serves to remind the industry of just how much our voice matters.”

In the feature film categories, Matthew Cavaliero and Robbie Duncan received the Contemporary Feature Film award for their work on “One Battle After Another.” Christopher Geggie was recognized in the Period Feature Film category for “Frankenstein,” while Brad Elliott and Melissa Spicer took home the Fantasy Science Fiction Feature Film award for “Avatar: Fire and Ash.”

Television productions also saw significant recognition. Sarah Snyder earned the One-Hour Contemporary Television Series award for “The ’Burbs.” Nicole Ruby was honored with the One-Hour Period Television Series award for “Spider-Noir.” The One-Hour Fantasy/Science Fiction Television Series award went to Brad Einhorn and Andy Siegel for “Fallout.” Morgan Kling secured the Half-Hour Single-Camera Television Series award for “Widow’s Bay.” Addison Esson won the Half-Hour Multi-Camera Television Series award for "Vampirina: Teenage Vampire." The Television Miniseries award was presented to Jane Gulick, Matthew Cornelius, Nick Komornicki, and Alvin Cabrinha for "Chief of War." For Variety, Reality, Game Show, or Event Special, Theresa Corvino was recognized for "The Muppet Show." In the Short Format category, Robbie Duncan received an award for "Brighter Days Ahead."

Beyond specific productions, the awards also celebrated individual contributions to the craft. Luis Castro was presented with the Humanitarian Award for his exceptional work as a food stylist. Trish Reilly received the President’s Award, acknowledging her significant impact on property craft and food styling across numerous projects, including "Obi-Wan," "Rebel Moon," "The Orville," "Grotesquerie," and "American Horror Story." Finally, the Lifetime Achievement Award was bestowed upon Barry Wilkinson, recognizing his distinguished career spanning over four decades in the property department.

This comprehensive recognition by the Property Masters Guild reinforces the intricate and often overlooked artistry that underpins the magic of film and television.