Black-Panther-2 Black Panther type Movie genre Superhero Black Panther was the big winner at the 19th annual Golden Trailer Awards on Thursday evening, claiming the top prize and four trophies in all, the most of the night. The Disney superhero movie won Best of Show and Best Action for the trailer “Crown,” as well as Best Action TV Spot for a Feature Film (“Entourage”) and Best Music TV Spot for a Feature Film (“Women of Wakanda”). On the television front, Netflix’s Stranger Things 2 and HBO’s Westworld season 2 took home three awards each. Held at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, the GTAs honor the best in trailers, TV spots, and other media marketing. Actress and comedian Michelle Buteau (Enlisted, The Tick) hosted the ceremony. “It was another amazing year for marketers and for moviegoers who love trailers,” GTA founder Evelyn Watters said in a statement. “This competition recognizes a field of artists and editors who toil behind the scenes but are most responsible for filling theaters and getting people invested in what is coming soon to theaters around the world.” Among studios, Warner Bros. (including HBO and New Line Cinema), Fox (including Fox Searchlight and FX), and Netflix collected 13 awards each. Trailer creators Trailer Park, Mark Woollen & Associates, and Buddha Jones took home nine, seven, and seven trophies, respectively. The Golden Trailer Awards dole out 108 different awards in all, but only 17 of the categories were presented before a live crowd at the Ace. See a list of winners for the awards presented live below, and visit the GTA website to watch some of the winning entries. 2018 GOLDEN TRAILER AWARD WINNERS Best of Show Black Panther, “Crown” Marvel Studios/Walt Disney Studios Create Best Action Black Panther, “Crown” Walt Disney Studios Create Best Animation / Family Isle of Dogs Fox Searchlight Giaronomo Productions Best Comedy Lady Bird A24 Films Giaronomo Productions Best Documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor Focus Features Mark Woollen & Associates Best Drama The Shape of Water, “Escape” Fox Searchlight Pictures MOCEAN Best Fantasy Adventure Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, “Expelliarmus” Warner Bros. Jax Best Horror A Quiet Place, “Hunt” Paramount AV Squad Best Independent Trailer I, Tonya, “Haters” Neon Zealot Best Music Baby Driver, “Tekillyah” Sony Pictures Entertainment Trailer Park Best Summer Blockbuster Trailer The Incredibles 2, “Illegal” Disney Trailer Park Best Teaser Deadpool 2, “Cable Red” 20th Century Fox MOCEAN Best Thriller Unsane, “Believe” Bleecker Street Buddha Jones Best Video Game Trailer Call of Duty: WWII, “Reveal Trailer” Activision Gnet Golden Fleece The Meg, “Carnage” Warner Bros. Pictures Trailer Park Most Original Trailer Deadpool 2, “Paintings — Bob Ross Trailer” 20th Century Fox MOCEAN/Big Picture<doc-sep>Disney/Marvel’s Black Panther trailer titled “Crown” won the marquee Best In Show category at the 19th annual Golden Trailer Awards, which were handed out tonight at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. The blockbuster Marvel Cinematic Universe title starring Chadwick Boseman and directed by Ryan Coogler won a leading four awards on the night, adding honors for Best Action trailer for “Crown,” which was made by Create. The movie also won for Best Action TV Spot and Best Music TV Spot. Netflix, 20th Century Fox (with Fox Searchlight and FX) and Warner Bros (with HBO and New Line) tied for the most wins overall among studios with 13 each. On the TV side, Netflix’s Stranger Things: Season 2 and HBO’s Westworld Season 2 tied for top honors with three wins apiece. Call of Duty: WWII topped the video game categories with three wins. Among trailer vendors, Trailer Park led with nine trophies. Related Story Golden Trailer Award Nominations: 'The Shape Of Water', 'Hitman's Bodyguard' Top List This year’s Golden Fleece award, given to the best trailer for a film where the marketing was considered better than the movie, went to Warner Bros’ shark movie The Meg. It hits theaters August 10. Oscar Best Picture winner The Shape of Water from Fox Searchlight and Lionsgate’s Hitman’s Bodyguard had the most individual nominations (eight) coming in. Black Panther had seven. Here’s the full list of winners: SHOW CATEGORIES Best of Show Black Panther – “Crown” Marvel Studios/Walt Disney Studios Create Best Action Black Panther – “Crown” Walt Disney Studios Create Best Animation / Family Isle Of Dogs Fox Searchlight Giaronomo Productions Best Comedy Lady Bird A24 Films Giaronomo Productions Best Documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor Focus Features Mark Woollen & Associates Best Drama The Shape of Water – “Escape” Fox Searchlight Pictures MOCEAN Best Fantasy Adventure Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – “Expelliarmus” Warner Bros. Jax Best Horror A Quiet Place – “Hunt” Paramount AV Squad Best Independent Trailer I, Tonya – “Haters” Neon Zealot Best Music Baby Driver – “Tekillyah” Sony Pictures Entertainment Trailer Park Best Summer Blockbuster Trailer The Incredibles 2 – “Illegal” Disney Trailer Park Best Teaser Deadpool 2 – “Cable Red” 20th Century Fox MOCEAN Best Thriller Unsane – “Believe” Bleecker Street Buddha Jones Best Video Game Trailer Call of Duty: WWII – “Reveal Trailer” Activision gnet Golden Fleece The Meg – “Carnage” Warner Bros. Pictures Trailer Park Most Original Trailer Deadpool 2 – “Paintings – Bob Ross Trailer” 20th Century Fox MOCEAN/Big Picture NONSHOW CATEGORIES Best Independent Trailer (for film budget shot under $1 million) The Endless – “Cult” Well Go USA Entertainment Sequence Creative Best Motion/Title Graphics Baby Driver – “Tekillyah” Sony Pictures Entertainment Trailer Park Best Original Score Good Time – “Feelin it” A24 GrandSon Best Romance Call Me By Your Name – “Theatrical Trailer” Sony Pictures Classics The Grossmyth Company Best Sound Editing Mother! – “Puzzle” Paramount Pictures Buddha Jones The Don LaFontane Award for Best Voice Over Mudbound Netflix Mark Woollen & Associates Trashiest Trailer The Little Hours – “Red Band Trailer” Gunpowder & Sky Jump Cut Creative Best Foreign Action Trailer The Outsider – “Never Go Back” Netflix Jax Best Foreign Animation Family Trailer Bilal – “Unite” Vertical Zealot Best Foreign Comedy Trailer The Square Magnolia Pictures Mark Woollen & Associates Best Foreign Documentary Trailer Devil’s Freedom – “Junky Skull” ANIMAL DE LUZ ART KIngdom Best Foreign Drama Trailer A Fantastic Woman Curzon Artificial Eye Intermission Film Best Foreign Horror Trailer The Secret Of Marrowbone eOne SILK FACTORY Best Foreign Independent Trailer BPM The Orchard Mark Woollen & Associates Best Foreign Music Trailer Youth – “Youth” ZHEJIANG DONGYANG MAYLA MEDIA CO. LTD. Nurostar Best Foreign Romance Trailer Breathe Bleecker Street Zealot UK Best Foreign Teaser Yardie Studiocanal Intermission Film Best Foreign Thriller Trailer Double Lover – “Lust” Cohen Media Group AV Squad Most Original Foreign Trailer The Square Magnolia Pictures Mark Woollen & Associates Best Action TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Black Panther – “Entourage” :60 Walt Disney Pictures AV Squad Best Animation / Family TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Wonder – “You Are A Wonder” Lionsgate Markus Wernig – Offramp Creative Inc. Best Comedy TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Ocean’s 8 – “7 People Cutdown” Warner Bros. Pictures Trailer Park Best Documentary TV Spot (for a Feature Film) I Am Not Your Negro PBS Independent Lens ITVS ITVS Best Drama TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – “Pointy” Fox Searchlight Pictures Motive Best Fantasy Adventure TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Ready Player One – “Fantasy” Warner Bros. Buddha Jones Best Foreign TV Spot (for a Feature Film) The Square – “Museum” Magnolia Pictures Mark Woollen & Associates Best Graphics in a TV Spot (for a Feature Film) The Spy Who Dumped Me – “TSR Bond” Lionsgate Seismic Productions Best Horror TV Spot (for a Feature Film) A Quiet Place – “Survive” Paramount Pictures Project X/AV Best Independent TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Lady Bird – “Playgirl” A24 GrandSon Best Music TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Black Panther – “Women of Wakanda” Walt Disney Studios / Marvel Tiny Hero Best Original Score TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Phantom Thread – “Taste” Focus Features Buddha Jones Best Romance TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Phantom Thread – “Dream” Focus Features Mark Woollen & Associates Best Sound Editing in a TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Atomic Blonde – “Begin” Universal Wild Card Best Summer Blockbuster TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Solo: A Star Wars Story – “So Low Super Bowl” Disney Disney In-house Best Thriller TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Dunkirk – “TV60 – Never Surrender” Warner Bros. Ignition Best Video Game TV Spot Call of Duty: WWII – “Story Trailer” Activision gnet Best Voice Over TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Atomic Blonde – “Modern Woman” Universal Wild Card Golden Fleece TV Spot (for a Feature Film) Resident Evil: The Final Chapter – “Reviewing Evil with Chris Hardwick” Screen Gems Viacom Velocity Most Original TV Spot (for a Feature Film) I, Tonya – “Mirror” Neon Zealot<doc-sep>Lupita Nyong'o and Chadwick Boseman star in the Marvel blockbuster "Black Panther." Story highlights "Black Panther" takes top honor at awards ceremony The hit film also won three other awards (CNN) — It’s not officially awards season yet, but “Black Panther” is already winning. The Marvel blockbuster took home the top honor Thursday night at the 19th annual Golden Trailer Awards in downtown Los Angeles. Walt Disney Studios and Create Advertising won the best in show award for the “Black Panther” trailer “Crown.” The film also took home awards for best action, best action TV spot and best music TV spot. Netflix, Fox and Warner Bros. each collected 13 trophies. Warner Bros. is owned by CNN’s parent company, Time Warner. Founded in 1999, the Golden Trailer Awards honor the best in motion picture marketing, including film trailers, posters, TV spots and other media, in 108 categories. Comedian-actress Michelle Buteau hosted the ceremony at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel, where 17 awards were handed out.<doc-sep>Marvel's ' Black Panther ' was the big winner at the 19th Annual Golden Trailer Awards as it bagged the top honour of the night. The awards, which were held at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles, honour the achievements in motion picture marketing, including film trailers, posters and television advertisements.The film's trailer 'Crown', conceptualised by studio Create, was handed out the Best of Show prize. It featured sneak peeks at Erik Killmonger, Wakanda and the Black Panther himself to a remix of "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised". 'Black Panther' promos also won awards for Best Action Trailer, Best Action TV Spot, and Best Music TV Spot. Many web series streaming channels also won trophies during the award ceremony.<doc-sep>
Black Panther has been a huge success. Black Panther has been a huge success. Marvel’s Black Panther was the big winner at the 19th Annual Golden Trailer Awards as it bagged the top honour of the night. The awards, which were held at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles, honour the achievements in motion picture marketing, including film trailers, posters and television advertisements. The film’s trailer Crown, conceptualised by studio Create, was handed out the Best of Show prize. It featured sneak peeks at Erik Killmonger, Wakanda and the Black Panther himself to a remix of “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised”. Black Panther promos also won awards for Best Action Trailer, Best Action TV Spot, and Best Music TV Spot. Streaming giant Netflix, Fox and Warner Bros won 13 trophies each during the award ceremony. In the TV sphere, Netflix’s Stranger Things: Season 2 and HBO’s Westworld Season 2 won the most awards with each series winning three prizes. Stranger Things: Season 2 bagged the best fantasy adventure, best music and best sound editing for a television series, while Westworld Season 2 went home with best drama, best original score and best trailer for a television series. Black Panther has a huge success for the studio Disney. It is still running in theatres and has accumulated more than 1.3 billion dollars. The character first appeared in 2016’s Captain America: Civil War, and even before the film’s release Marvel had announced the film, which found its way to theatres in February this year. The film received glowing reviews and earned 97% at Rotten Tomatoes, with the consensus being, ” Black Panther elevates superhero cinema to thrilling new heights while telling one of the MCU’s most absorbing stories — and introducing some of its most fully realized characters.” The film received praise for the cast that was predominantly black and for the reverent way it treated the African cultures, rituals and traditions.