Kodak Film Awards Honor Stewart, Fallout, Nolan!

The 8th annual Kodak Film Awards will celebrate achievements in filmmaking and television on March 2 at the American Society of Cinematographers clubhouse. This year's honorees include Kristen Stewart, who will receive a debut feature award for her work on "The Chronology of Water." Director Joachim Trier will be honored with the Auteur Award for his critically acclaimed work, including "Sentimental Value." Cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw will receive a Lumière Award for her contributions, having recently collaborated with Kodak on projects like "Sinners."

Salomon Ligthelm is set to receive an award for his work as a music and commercial film director, having directed videos for artists like The Weeknd. The Amazon Prime Video series "Fallout" creators Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner will accept the award for television series of the year, acknowledging its visual craftsmanship. IMAX's Patricia Keighley will be honored with the Keighley Award, with Christopher Nolan confirmed as a presenter for this special tribute.

Kodak's head of motion picture and entertainment, Vanessa Bendetti, expressed pride in recognizing artists committed to the cinematic experience. The awards highlight the continued intentional choice of film as a creative tool by filmmakers, from emerging directors to large-scale television productions.