The Last of Us TV Series Grabs Eight Emmy Awards

Recently, The Creative Arts Emmy Awards began, and HBO's The Last of Us has already won its first awards of the season. The Last of Us has been highly praised since its adaptation from PlayStation. While the actors, writers, and directors didn't win any awards yet (the Primetime Emmy awards are yet to come), The Last of Us still received multiple wins at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

Here are the wins The Last of Us achieved at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards:

• Guest Actress in a Drama Series (Storm Reid in Episode 7);
• Guest Actor in a Drama Series (Nick Offerman in Episode 3);
• Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup;
• Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Season or Movie;
• Outstanding Main Title Design;
• Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One Hour) (Episode 1);
• Outstanding Sound Editing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One Hour) (Episode 1)
• Outstanding Picture Editing for a Drama Series (Episode 5).

The series has the potential to win more awards. The show is nominated in various categories that will be announced at the Primetime Emmy Awards on January 15. These categories include:

• Outstanding Drama Series
• Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series (Episode 6, Pedro Pascal);
• Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series (Episode 8, Bella Ramsey);
• Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series (Episode 3, Peter Hoar);
• Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series (Episode 3, Craig Mazin)

Speaking of The Last of Us, in December, Naughty Dog officially canceled The Last of Us multiplayer because the studio didn't want to become a "solely live-service games studio", they'd like to put their energy into single-player narrative games.

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