American Society of Cinematographers Award for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series

The following is a list of those who have won the American Society of Cinematographers Award for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series. The award is given by the American Society of Cinematographers to a regular television series while television movies, miniseries and pilots compete in their own category.

Winners and nominees

1990s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
1993 ^[1]
	Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman	"Where the Heart Is"	Roland 'Ozzie' Smith	CBS
	NYPD Blue	"Oscar, Meyer, Weiner"	Brian J. Reynolds	ABC
	NYPD Blue	"True Confessions"	Bing Sokolsky	ABC
	Second Chances	"I Can't Get No Satisfaction"	Lowell Peterson	CBS
	The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles	"Istanbul, September 1918"	David Tattersall	ABC
1994 ^[1]
	ER	"Day One"	Thomas Del Ruth	NBC
	Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman	"The Washington Affair"	Roland 'Ozzie' Smith	CBS
	NYPD Blue	"You Bet Your Life"	Brian J. Reynolds	ABC
	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	"Crossover"	Marvin V. Rush	Syndicated
	The X-Files	"Duane Barry"	John Bartley	Fox
1995 ^[1]
	Murder One	"Chapter Four"	Aaron Schneider	ABC
	Chicago Hope	"Leave of Absence"	Kenneth Zunder	CBS
	NYPD Blue	"Heavin' Can Wait"	Brian J. Reynolds	ABC
	Tales from the Crypt	"You, Murderer"	Rick Bota	HBO
	The X-Files	"Grotesque"	John Bartley	Fox
1996 ^[1]
	Murder One	"Chapter Nine"	Aaron Schneider	ABC
	Chicago Hope	"A Time to Kill"	James R. Bagdonas	CBS
	High Incident	"The Godfather"	Bing Sokolsky	ABC
	NYPD Blue	"Closing Time"	Brian J. Reynolds	ABC
	The X-Files	"Grotesque"	John Bartley	Fox
1997 ^[1]
	3rd Rock from the Sun	"A Nightmare on Dick Street"	Marc Reshovsky	NBC
	Ally McBeal	"Silver Bells"	Billy Dickson	Fox
	Chicago Hope	"Hope Against Hope"	James R. Bagdonas	CBS
	Millennium	"The Thin White Line"	Robert McLachlan	Fox
	Prince Street	"God Bless America"	Jonathan Freeman	NBC
1998 ^[1]
	The X-Files	"Drive"	Bill Roe	Fox
	JAG	"Gypsy Eyes"	Hugo Cortina	CBS
	Michael Hayes	"Imagine, Part 2" / "Under Color of Law"	James L. Carter	CBS
	Millennium	"Skull and Bones"	Robert McLachlan	Fox
	The X-Files	"Travelers"	Joel Ransom	Fox
1999 ^[1]
	The X-Files	"Agua Mala"	Bill Roe	Fox
	Felicity	"Todd Mulcahy, Part 2"	Robert Primes	The WB
	Millennium	"Matryoshka"	Robert McLachlan	Fox
	Profiler	"Las Brisas"	Lowell Peterson	NBC
	Time of Your Life	"The Time the Millennium Approached"	John Peters	Fox

2000s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
2000 ^[1]
	The West Wing	"Noël"	Thomas Del Ruth	NBC
	Ally McBeal	"Ally McBeal: The Musical, Almost"	Billy Dickson	Fox
	The Others	"1112"	Shelly Johnson	NBC
	The Practice	"The Deal"	Dennis Smith	ABC
	Touched by an Angel	"God Bless the Child"	Frank E. Johnson	CBS
	The X-Files	"Patience"	Bill Roe	Fox
2001 ^[1]
	The West Wing	"Bartlet for America"	Thomas Del Ruth	NBC
	Alias	"Time Will Tell"	Michael Bonvillain	ABC
	Ally McBeal	"The Wedding"	Billy Dickson	Fox
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Alter Boys”"	Michael Barrett	CBS
	The X-Files	"This is Not Happening"	Bill Roe	Fox
2002 ^[1]
	MDs	"Wing and a Prayer"	Robert Primes	ABC
	Alias	"Page 47"	Michael Bonvillain	ABC
	Ally McBeal	"Reality Bites"	Billy Dickson	Fox
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Fight Night"	Frank Byers	CBS
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Snuff"	Michael Barrett	CBS
	The West Wing	"Holy Night"	Thomas Del Ruth	NBC
	The X-Files	"Release"	Bill Roe	Fox
2003 ^[1]
	Carnivàle	"Pick a Number"	Jeffrey Jur	HBO
	Cold Case	"Time to Hate"	Eric Schmidt	CBS
	Crossing Jordan	"Dead Wives Club"	John Aronson	NBC
	Threat Matrix	"Dr. Germ"	Chris Manley	ABC
	The West Wing	"7A WF 83429"	Thomas Del Ruth	NBC
2004 ^[1]
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Down the Drain"	Nathan Hope	CBS
	CSI: NY	"A Man a Mile"	Chris Manley	CBS
	Deadwood	"Deep Water"	David Boyd	HBO
	The Sopranos	"Long Term Parking"	Alik Sakharov	HBO
	The West Wing	"Gaza"	Thomas Del Ruth	NBC
2005 ^[1]
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Who Shot Sherlock?"	Nathan Hope	CBS
	Carnivàle	"Los Moscos"	Jeffrey Jur	HBO
	Las Vegas	"Everything Old Is You Again"	John C. Newby	NBC
	Smallville	"Scared"	Glen Winter	The WB
	Without a Trace	"Freefall"	John B. Aronson	CBS
2006 ^[1]
	Smallville	"Arrow"	David Moxness	The CW
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Killer"	Nathan Hope	CBS
	CSI: Miami	"Darkroom"	Eagle Egilsson	CBS
	Day Break	"What If They Find Him"	Bill Roe	ABC
	House	"Meaning"	Gale Tattersall	Fox
2007 ^[1]
	Smallville	"Noir"	Glen Winter	The CW
	The Black Donnellys	"All of Us Are in the Gutter"	Russell Lee Fine	NBC
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Happy Ending"	James L. Carter	CBS
	CSI: Miami	"Inside Out"	Eagle Egilsson	CBS
	Women's Murder Club	"Welcome to the Club"	John Fleckenstein	ABC
2008 ^[1]
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"For Gedda"	Nelson Cragg	CBS
	Flashpoint	"Who's George?"	Stephen Reizes	CBS
	House	"House's Head"	Gale Tattersall	Fox
	Smallville	"Fracture"	Glen Winter	The CW
	The Tudors	"Everything Is Beautiful"	Ousama Rawi	Showtime
2009 ^[1]
	Dark Blue	"Venice Kings"	Eagle Egilsson	TNT
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Family Affair"	Christian Sebaldt	CBS
	FlashForward	"The Gift"	Jeffrey Jur	ABC
	Smallville	"Savior"	Glen Winter	The CW
	Ugly Betty	"There's No Place Like Mode"	Michael Price	ABC

2010s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
2010 ^[1]
	Boardwalk Empire	"Home"	Jonathan Freeman	HBO
	Boardwalk Empire	"Family Limitation"	Kramer Morgenthau	HBO
	Dark Blue	"Shell Game"	Eagle Egilsson	TNT
	Mad Men	"Blowing Smoke"	Christopher Manley	AMC
	Nikita	"Pilot"	David Stockton	The CW
	Smallville	"Abandoned"	Glen Winter
	Smallville	"Shield"	Michael Wale
2011 Half-Hour ^[1]
	Californication	"Suicide Solution"	Michael Weaver	Showtime
	Bored to Death	"Forget the Herring"	Vanja Cernjul	HBO
	The Haunting Hour	"Brush with Madness"	Michael Balfry	Hub
	Man Up!	"Acceptance"	Levie Isaacks	ABC
	Modern Family	"Bixby's Back"	James Bagdonas	ABC
2011 One-Hour ^[1]
	Boardwalk Empire	"21"	Jonathan Freeman	HBO
	Boardwalk Empire	"To the Lost"	David Franco	HBO
	Chase	"Narco, Part 2"	David Stockton	NBC
	Downton Abbey	"Pilot"	David Katznelson	PBS
	Pan Am	"Pilot"	John Lindley	ABC
2012 Half-Hour ^[1]
	Wilfred	"Truth"	Bradford Lipson	FX
	Ben and Kate	"Guitar Face"	Ken Glassing	Fox
	Happy Endings	"Four Weddings and a Funeral (Minus Three Weddings and One Funeral)"	Michael Price	ABC
	House of Lies	"Gods of Dangerous Financial Instruments"	Peter Levy	Showtime
	The New Normal	"Pilot"	Michael Goi	NBC
2012 One-Hour ^[1]
	Game of Thrones	"The North Remembers"	Kramer Morgenthau	HBO
	Hunted	"Mort"	Balazs Bolygo	Cinemax
	Alcatraz	"Pilot"	David Stockton	Fox
	Fringe	"Letters of Transit"	David Moxness	Fox
	Mad Men	"The Phantom"	Christopher Manley	AMC
	Strike Back	"Episode 11"	Michael Spragg	Cinemax
2013 Half-Hour ^[1]
	Drunk History	"Detroit"	Blake McClure	Comedy Central
	Alpha House	"Pilot"	Matthew J. Lloyd	Amazon Prime Video
	House of Lies	"The Runner Stumbles"	Peter Levy	Showtime
2013 One-Hour ^[1]
	Game of Thrones	"Valar Dohaeris"	Jonathan Freeman	HBO
	Beauty & the Beast	"Tough Love"	David Greene	The CW
	Boardwalk Empire	"Erlkönig"	David Franco	HBO
	The Borgias	"The Purge"	Pierre Gill	Showtime
	Dracula	"The Blood Is the Life"	Ousama Rawi	NBC
	Game of Thrones	"Kissed by Fire"	Anette Haellmigk	HBO
	Magic City	"The Sins of the Father"	Steven Bernstein	Starz
	Sleepy Hollow	"Pilot"	Kramer Morgenthau	Fox
2014 ^[1]
	Boardwalk Empire	"Golden Days for Boys and Girls"	Jonathan Freeman	HBO
	Game of Thrones	"The Children"	Anette Haellmigk	HBO
	Game of Thrones	"Mockingbird"	Fabian Wagner	HBO
	Gotham	"Spirit of the Goat"	Christopher Norr	Fox
	Manhattan	"Perestroika"	Richard Rutkowski	WGN America
	Vikings	"Blood Eagle"	PJ Dillon	History
2015 ^[1]
	Marco Polo	"The Fourth Step"	Vanja Černjul	Netflix
	Game of Thrones	"Hardhome"	Fabian Wagner	HBO
	Gotham	"Rise of the Villains: Scarification"	Crescenzo Notarile	Fox
	Gotham	"Rise of the Villains: Strike Force"	Christopher Norr	Fox
	12 Monkeys	"Mentally Divergent"	David Greene	Syfy
2016 Commercial Television ^[1]
	Mr. Robot	"eps2.0_unm4sk-pt1.tc"	Tod Campbell	USA
	Gotham	"Wrath of the Villains: Mr. Freeze"	Christopher Norr	Fox
	Manhattan	"Jupiter"	Richard Rutkowski	WGN America
	Preacher	"Finish the Song"	John Grillo	AMC
	Underground	"The Macon 7"	Kevin McKnight	WGN America
2016 Non-Commercial Television ^[1]
	Game of Thrones	"Battle of the Bastards"	Fabian Wagner	HBO
	Game of Thrones	"Book of the Stranger"	Anette Haellmigk	HBO
	House of Cards	"Chapter 45"	David M. Dunlap	Netflix
	Outlander	"Prestonpans"	Neville Kidd	Starz
	Penny Dreadful	"The Day Tennyson Died"	John Conroy	Showtime
2017 Commercial Television ^[1]
	12 Monkeys	"Thief"	Boris Mojsovski	Syfy
	Gotham	"The Executioner"	Crescenzo Notarile	Fox
	Legion	"Chapter 1"	Dana Gonzales	FX
	The Originals	"Bag of Cobras"	Kurt Jones	The CW
	12 Monkeys	"Mother"	David Greene	Syfy
2017 Non-Commercial Television ^[1]
	The Crown	"Smoke and Mirrors"	Adriano Goldman	Netflix
	Game of Thrones	"Dragonstone"	Gregory Middleton	HBO
	Game of Thrones	"The Spoils of War"	Robert McLachlan	HBO
	The Man in the High Castle	"Land O' Smiles"	Gonzalo Amat	Amazon Prime Video
	Outlander	"The Battle Joined"	Alasdair Walker	Starz
2019 Commercial Television ^[1]
	Beyond	"Two Zero One"	Jon Joffin	Freeform
	Timeless	"The King of the Delta Blues"	Nathaniel Goodman	NBC
	Yellowstone	"Daybreak"	Ben Richardson	Paramount Network
	Gotham	"A Dark Knight: Queen Takes Knight"	David Stockton	Fox
	Damnation	"A Different Species"	Thomas Yatsko	USA Network
2019 Non-Commercial Television ^[1]
	The Crown	"Beryl"	Adriano Goldman	Netflix
	The Man in the High Castle	"Jahr Null"	Gonzalo Amat	Amazon Prime Video
	Homeland	"Paean to the People"	David Klein	Showtime
	The Handmaid's Tale	"The Word"	Colin Watkinson	Hulu
	Peaky Blinders	"The Company"	Cathal Watters	Netflix
	The Handmaid's Tale	"Holly"	Zoë White	Hulu

2020s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
2020 Commercial Television ^[1]
	Project Blue Book	"The Flatwoods Monster"	C. Kim Miles	History
	Legion	"Chapter 20"	Dana Gonzales	FX
	Legion	"Chapter 23"	Polly Morgan	FX
	Vikings	"Hell"	Peter Robertson	History
	Gotham	"Ace Chemicals"	David Stockton	Fox
2020 Non-Commercial Television ^[1]
	The Handmaid's Tale	"Night"	Colin Watkinson	Hulu
	Das Boot	"Gegen die Zeit"	David Luther	Sky One
	The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel	"Simone"	M. David Mullen	Amazon Prime Video
	Carnival Row	"Grieve No More"	Chris Seager	Amazon Prime Video
	Titans	"Dick Grayson"	Brendan Steacy	DC Universe
2021 Commercial Television ^[1]
	Motherland: Fort Salem	"Up is Down"	Jon Joffin	Freeform
	Better Call Saul	"Bagman"	Marshall Adams	AMC
	Killing Eve	"Meetings Have Biscuits"	Carlos Catalán	BBC One
	Project Blue Book	"Area 51"	François Dagenais	History
	Project Blue Book	"Operation Mainbrace"	C. Kim Miles	History
2021 Non-Commercial Television ^[1]
	The Crown	"Imbroglio"	Fabian Wagner	Netflix
	Perry Mason	"Chapter 2"	David Franco	HBO
	Lucifer	"It Never Ends Well for the Chicken"	Ken Glassing	Netflix
	The Crown	"Fairytale"	Adriano Goldman	Netflix
	Impulse	"The Moroi"	David Greene	YouTube Premium
	The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel	"It's Comedy or Cabbage"	M. David Mullen	Amazon Prime Video
2022 Commercial Television ^[1]
	Snowfall	"Weight"	Tommy Maddox-Upshaw	FX
	Snowpiercer	"Our Answer for Everything"	Thomas Burstyn	TNT
	Riverdale	"Chapter Eighty-Nine: Reservoir Dogs"	Ronald Paul Richard	The CW
	Clarice	"Silence is Purgatory"	Brendan Steacy	CBS
	Mayans M.C.	"The Orneriness of Kings"	David Stockton	FX
	Superman & Lois	"Heritage"	Gavin Struthers	The CW
2022 Non-Commercial Television ^[1]
	Titans	"Souls"	Jon Joffin	HBO Max
	The Handmaid's Tale	"The Wilderness"	Stuart Biddlecombe	Hulu
	Sweet Tooth	"Big Man"	David Garbett	Netflix
	Chapelwaite	"The Promised"	David Greene	Epix
	Titans	"Home"	Boris Mojsovski	HBO Max
	The Nevers	"Hanged"	Kate Reid	HBO

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