Creative Arts Emmys 2026 Night 2 Winners: ‘DTF St. Louis,’ ‘The Pitt’ and More Win Big

The 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards wrapped up its two-night celebration Sunday with scripted television taking center stage, and some of the shows we'll be talking about throughout Emmy season already have plenty of hardware to show for it.
DTF St. Louis, The Pitt, Pluribus, Widow’s Bay and Spider-Noir were among the night's big winners, while David Harbour, Linda Cardellini, Rob Reiner, Ernest Harden Jr., Betty Gilpin and Shailene Woodley took home acting awards. Julie Andrews also added another Emmy to her collection for her voice-over performance in Bridgerton.
DTF St. Louis had an especially strong showing. In addition to Harbour and Cardellini winning the supporting actor and actress categories for a limited or anthology series or movie, Steven Conrad won both directing and writing, while the series also took home the award for picture editing.There were plenty of other shows collecting multiple trophies before the night was over. The Pitt won for casting, prosthetic makeup and original music and lyrics in addition to Harden's guest acting victory, while Pluribus picked up awards for production design, picture editing, main title theme music and sound mixing. Widow’s Bay also made frequent trips to the winner's circle, including wins for casting, cinematography, music supervision and sound.
Here's the complete list of winners from Night 2 of the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards:
Category | Winner |
Legacy Award | I Love Lucy |
Supporting Actor — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | David Harbour — DTF St. Louis |
Supporting Actress — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | Linda Cardellini — DTF St. Louis |
Guest Actor — Comedy Series | Rob Reiner — The Bear |
Guest Actor — Drama Series | Ernest Harden Jr. — The Pitt |
Guest Actress — Comedy Series | Betty Gilpin — Widow’s Bay |
Guest Actress — Drama Series | Shailene Woodley — Paradise |
Character Voice-Over Performance | Julie Andrews — Bridgerton |
Individual Achievement in Animation | Eyes of Wakanda; Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal (2); The Mighty Nein; Star Wars: Visions |
Animated Program | South Park |
Production Design — Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More) | Pluribus |
Production Design — Narrative Period or Fantasy Program (One Hour or More) | Fallout |
Production Design — Narrative Program (Half-Hour) | Widow’s Bay |
Casting — Comedy Series | Widow’s Bay |
Casting — Drama Series | The Pitt |
Casting — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette |
Choreography — Scripted Programming | Palm Royale |
Cinematography — Series (Half-Hour) | Widow’s Bay |
Cinematography — Series (One Hour) | Spider-Noir |
Cinematography — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | DTF St. Louis |
Period Costumes | Palm Royale |
Fantasy/Sci-Fi Costumes | Fallout |
Contemporary Costumes — Series | Margo’s Got Money Troubles |
Contemporary Costumes — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | BEEF |
Directing — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | Steven Conrad — DTF St. Louis |
Picture Editing — Drama Series | Pluribus — “We Is Us” |
Picture Editing — Single-Camera Comedy Series | Hacks — “Hacks (Finale)” |
Picture Editing — Multi-Camera Comedy Series | Leanne |
Picture Editing — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | DTF St. Louis — “No One's Normal. It Just Looks That Way From Across the Street” |
Contemporary Hairstyling | Margo’s Got Money Troubles |
Period or Fantasy/Sci-Fi Hairstyling | Bridgerton |
Title Design | Spider-Noir |
Contemporary Makeup (Non-Prosthetic) | Margo’s Got Money Troubles |
Period or Fantasy/Sci-Fi Makeup (Non-Prosthetic) | Palm Royale |
Prosthetic Makeup | The Pitt |
Music Composition — Series (Original Dramatic Score) | Widow’s Bay |
Music Composition — Limited/Anthology Series, Movie or Special | The Beast in Me |
Original Music and Lyrics | The Pitt |
Original Main Title Theme Music | Pluribus |
Music Supervision | Widow’s Bay |
Outstanding Movie | Remarkably Bright Creatures |
Sound Editing — Comedy/Drama Series (One Hour) | Spider-Noir |
Sound Editing — Comedy/Drama Series (Half-Hour) and Animation | Widow’s Bay |
Sound Editing — Limited/Anthology Series, Movie or Special | BEEF |
Sound Mixing — Comedy/Drama Series (One Hour) | Pluribus |
Sound Mixing — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | BEEF |
Sound Mixing — Comedy/Drama Series (Half-Hour) and Animation | Widow’s Bay |
Special Visual Effects — Season or Movie | Stranger Things |
Special Visual Effects — Single Episode | Spider-Noir |
Stunt Coordination — Comedy Programming | Spider-Noir |
Stunt Coordination — Drama Programming | The Boys |
Stunt Performance | A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms |
Writing — Limited/Anthology Series or Movie | Steven Conrad — DTF St. Louis |
Night 2 officially puts a bow on the Creative Arts Emmys, but we're far from finished with Emmy season. With DTF St. Louis, The Pitt, Pluribus, Widow’s Bay and several other contenders already collecting trophies, we'll soon find out whether that early momentum carries over into television's biggest night.





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