NYC Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment Congratulates 'Made in NY' Film & TV Awards Winners of 2024 Awards Show Season

Following Sunday Night's Writer's Guild Awards, HBO's 'Made in NY' Production Succession Says Goodbye with a Grand Total of 17 Awards

39 Awards Presented to Cast and Crew Members of NYC TV Productions

8 Awards Presented to NYC Film Productions

NEW YORK - The Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment congratulates the NYC filmmakers and performers recognized during the recent awards season, which began with the Golden Globes in January and culminated with the Writers Guild Awards this past Sunday. 'Made in NY' productions brought home 47 awards, 39 for TV and 9 for film. The HBO 'Made in NY' production Succession, which celebrated their 4th and final season of filming, had a grand total of 17 awards.

"Congratulations to all the 'Made in NY winners', including all the on screen talent and behind the scenes professionals who make NYC look so good on camera," said Commissioner of the NYC Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment, Pat Swinney Kaufman. "And to Succession, thank you for making NYC an integral character in your show, and showcasing our iconic streets and landmarks throughout your run, enticing a global audience of viewers to want to visit, work and live here."

A full list of 'Made in NY' Award winners from the 2024 awards show season is available here. Highlights include:

• Succession; 17 total awards
• Saturday Night Live; 5 total awards
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel; 4 total awards
• Last Week Tonight with John Oliver; 4 total awards
• Maestro; 3 total awards
• Past Lives; 3 total awards

This celebration comes on the heels of NYC's film & TV production industry getting back to work following the labor stoppages of 2023. Expanded production infrastructure, evidenced by recent groundbreakings at Sunset Pier 94 Studios and East End Studios, along with the recent extension to the New York State Film Tax Credit, offer compelling location options and incentives for those who want to film in NYC. According to a report from 2021, the industry is responsible for generating $82 billion in economic activity and supporting 185,000 jobs. The following are a list of projects permitted to film in NYC in the month of April:

TV:

• Black Rabbit (Limited Series / Netflix)
• Blue Bloods, Season 14 (CBS)
• Daredevil: Born Again (Disney+)
• Dying for Sex (Limited Series / FX)
• Elsbeth (CBS)
• Evil, Season 5 (CBS)
• The Equalizer, Season 4 (CBS)
• FBI, Season 6 (CBS)
• FBI: Most Wanted, Season 5 (CBS)
• Goosebumps, Season 2 (Disney+)
• Law & Order, Season 23 (NBC)
• Law & Order: Organized Crime, Season 4 (NBC)
• Law & Order: SVU, Season 25 (NBC)
• Long Bright River (Limited Series / Peacock)
• The Night Agent, Season 2 (Netflix)
• Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Season 4 (STARZ)
• Severance, Season 2 (Apple TV+)
• You, Season 5 (Netflix)
• Your Friends and Neighbors (Apple TV+)
• Zero Day (Limited Series / Netflix)

Feature Films:

• A Complete Unknown
• Eleanor, Invisible
• High and Low
• Kinda Pregnant
• The Bride
• The Life List