List of Filipino Emmy, Grammy, Academy, and Tony Award winners and nominees

List of Filipino Emmy, Grammy, Academy, and Tony Award winners and nominees
	Larry Ramos is the first Filipino diaspora to received early recognition in the 1960s, receiving seven Grammy nominations, winning once for Best Performance by a Chorus as a member of The New Christy Minstrels.
Award
Accolades
Award	Wins
Totals
Wins	151
Nominations	417
	Note ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination. ;

This list details Filipinos working in the entertainment industry who have been nominated for, or won, Emmy Awards, Grammy Awards, Academy Awards (also known as Oscar), and Tony Awards. These include non-traditional artists, both naturalized and overseas, or Filipino production companies.^[1]

Emmy Awards

The Emmy Awards, or Emmys, is one of the four major annual American entertainment awards with an extensive range of award categories of artistic and technical merit for the American and international television industry.

NOTE: In the following tables, the years correspond to the year in which each televisions were released; the Emmy Award ceremony is held the following year. Each divisions of "Emmy" ceremonies have separate headings in the article page: Primetime, P. Creative Arts, Daytime, D. Creative Arts, News and Documentary, Children's and Family, International, and Regional.

Primetime Emmy

Program

Criss (pictured in 2019) won Outstanding Lead Actor - Limited or Anthology Series or Movie category.

Schneider (pictured in 2001) was nominated Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series category.

Outstanding Comedy Series

Comedy Series
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2022 (74th)	Leann Bowen		Ted Lasso	Won	First woman of Filipino ancestry to be nominated for and to win the category.^[2]^[3]^[4]
2023 (75th)	Leann Bowen		Ted Lasso	Nominated
2023 (75th)	Rene Gube		The Bear	Won
2024 (76th)	Rene Gube		The Bear	Nominated

Outstanding Variety Series

Variety Series
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
1969 (21st)	George Sunga		The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour	Nominated	^[5]

Performance and Screenplay

Outstanding Lead Actor - Limited or Anthology Series or Movie

Lead Actor - Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2018 (70th)	Darren Criss	/ / / / / /	The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story	Won	First Filipino-American to win for any acting categories.^[6]

Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series

Writing - Variety Series
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
1990 (42nd)	Rob Schneider		Saturday Night Live	Nominated	^[7]
1991 (43rd)				Nominated
1992 (44th)				Nominated

P. Creative Arts Emmy

Program

Williams (pictured in 1989) was nominated Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded) category.

Outstanding Animated Program

Animated Program
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Episode	Status	Milestone / Notes
2008 (60th)	Jess Española	N/A	The Simpsons	"Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind"	Won	First Filipino and Asian to win a Primetime Emmy.^[8]
2012 (64th)	Richard Manginsay		The Simpsons	"Holidays of Future Passed"	Nominated

Outstanding Children's Program

It was regularly hosted in Primetime until 2020, began shifting to Children's and Family.

Children's Program
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2008 (60th)	Beth Aala		Classical Baby (I'm Grown Up Now): The Poetry Show	Won	^[9]
2011 (63rd)	Beth Aala		A Child's Garden of Poetry	Won	^[9]

Outstanding Emerging Media Program

Emerging Media Program
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2017 (69th)	Augie Max Vargas		Academy Awards	Won	^[10]
2018 (70th)				Nominated
2019 (71st)				Nominated
2020 (72nd)	Roxanne Paredes		Mr. Robot: Season_4.0 ARG	Won	^[11]

Outstanding Short Form - Comedy, Drama or Variety Series

Short Form - Comedy, Drama or Variety Series
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2014 (66th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	Super Bowl XLVIII: Halftime Show Starring Bruno Mars	Nominated	Part-Filipino (his mother was half-Filipino).^[12]

Outstanding Variety Special - Pre-Recorded

Variety Special - Pre-Recorded
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2003 (55th)	Marsha Garces Williams	/	Robin Williams: Live on Broadway	Nominated	Part Filipino-Finnish (her father is Filipino)^[13]
2023 (75th)	Augie Max Vargas		Norman Lear: 100 Years of Music & Laughter	Nominated	^[10]

Performance

Outstanding Actor in a Short Form - Comedy or Drama Series

Actor in a Short Form - Comedy or Drama Series
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2016 (68th)	Lou Diamond Phillips	/ /	The Crossroads of History	Nominated	Half-Filipino (his mother was Filipino).^[6]

Outstanding Actress in a Short Form - Comedy or Drama Series

Actress in a Short Form - Comedy or Drama Series
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2020 (72nd)	Rain Valdez		Razor Tongue	Nominated	First transgender woman of Filipino and Asian ancestry to be nominated.^[6]

Craft and Design

Outstanding Choreography

Choreography
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Episode	Status	Milestone / Notes
2006 (58th)	Cheryl Burke		Dancing with the Stars	"Episode 204 (Paso Doble)"	Nominated	^[14]
	Cheryl Burke		Dancing with the Stars	"Episode 208 (Freestyle)"	Nominated
	Charles Klapow		High School Musical		Won
2008 (60th)	Charles Klapow		High School Musical 2	"What Time Is It?", "Fabulous", "Work This Out", "I Don't Dance", "You Are the Music in Me", "For One"	Nominated	^[15]
2009 (61st)	Napoleon D'umo		So You Think You Can Dance	"Bleeding Love"	Nominated	^[16]
2011 (63rd)				"Scars", "Fallin", "Outta Your Mind"	Won	^[17]
2013 (65th)				"Call of the Wild (Circle of Life)", "Love Cats", "Beautiful People"	Nominated	^[18]
2014 (66th)				"Puttin' on the Ritz", "Gold Rush", "Run the World"	Won	^[19]
2016 (68th)	Ryan "Ryanimay" Conferido Dominic Sandoval		America's Best Dance Crew	"Runaway Baby", "Take U There", "Summer Thing"	Won	^[a]^[20]
2019 (71st)	Melvin 'TimTim' Rogador		World of Dance	"Drop It Like It's Hot", "Headband", "DNA"	Nominated	^[21]
2024 (76th)	Karla Puno Garcia		76th Annual Tony Awards	"Opening Number", "Lifetime Achievement"	Won	^[22]

Outstanding Costumes for a Variety, Nonfiction, or Reality Programming

Costumes - Variety, Nonfiction, or Reality Programming
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Episode	Status	Milestone / Notes
2016 (68th)	Zaldy Goco		RuPaul's Drag Race	:"Keeping It 100!"	Nominated	^[23]
2017 (69th)				"Oh. My. Gaga!"	Won	^[24]
2018 (70th)				"10s Across the Board"	Won	^[25]^[26]
2019 (71st)				"Trump: The Rusical"	Won	^[27]^[28]
2020 (72nd)				"I'm That Bitch"	Nominated	^[29]

Outstanding Hairstyling for a Limited Series or a Movie

Hairstyling - Limited Series or a Movie
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2016 (68th)	Frederic Aspiras		American Horror Story	Nominated	^[30]

Outstanding Main Title Design

Main Title Design
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2020 (72nd)	Henry DeLeon		Carnival Row	Nominated	^[31]

Outstanding Picture Editing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie

Picture Editing - Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Episode	Status	Milestone / Notes
2021 (73rd)	Michelle Tesoro		The Queen's Gambit	"Exchanges"	Won	^[32]

Outstanding Picture Editing for an Unstructured Reality Program

Picture Editing - Unstructured Reality Program
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Episode	Status	Milestone / Notes
2016 (68th)	Ben Bulatao		Deadliest Catch	"Carpe Diem"	Nominated
2017 (69th)				"Uncharted Territory"	Nominated
2018 (70th)				"Battle Lines"	Nominated
2019 (71st)				"Battle of Kings"	Nominated
2020 (72nd)				"Cold War Rivals"	Nominated
2021 (73rd)				"Body of Work"	Nominated

Outstanding Production Design for a Variety or Reality Series

Production Design - Variety or Reality Series
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2017 (69th)	Monica Sotto		Drunk History	Nominated	^[31]
2020 (72nd)	Monica Sotto		Drunk History	Nominated	^[31]

Music

Outstanding Music Direction

Music Direction
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2018 (70th)	Bruno Mars		Bruno Mars: 24K Magic Live at the Apollo	Nominated	^[33]

Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music

Original Main Title Theme Music
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2021 (73rd)	Robert Lopez		WandaVision	Nominated	Part-Filipino (paternal grandfather is Filipino, paternal grandmother is part-Filipino).

Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics

Original Music and Lyrics
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Episode	Song	Status	Milestone / Notes
2007 (59th)	Robert Lopez		Scrubs	"My Musical"	"Everything Comes Down to Poo"	Nominated
2015 (67th)			The Comedians	"Celebrity Guest"	"Kiss an Old Man"	Nominated
			87th Academy Awards	N/A	"Moving Pictures"	Nominated
	Darren Criss		Glee	"Dreams Come True"	"This Time"	Nominated	^[34]
2020 (72nd)	Charles Edward Hugo		The Black Godfather		"Letter to My Godfather"	Nominated	^[31]
2021 (73rd)	Robert Lopez		WandaVision	"Breaking the Fourth Wall"	"Agatha All Along"	Won

Technical

Outstanding Cinematography for a Series - One Hour

Cinematography for a Series - One Hour
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Episode	Status	Milestone / Notes
2022 (74th)	Autumn Durald Arkapaw		Loki	"Lamentis"	Nominated	^[35]

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation

NOTE: Unlike any categories were competitive, there are no nominees for this category and only winners chosen by a jury.

Animation - Individual Achievement
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Milestone / Notes
2010 (62nd)	Joe Mateo		Prep & Landing	^[36]

Outstanding Special Visual Effects

Special Visual Effects
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
1998 (50th)	Ariel Velasco-Shaw		From the Earth to the Moon	Nominated	^[37]
2008 (60th)	Anthony Ocampo		Grey's Anatomy	Nominated	^[38]^[39]
2011 (63rd)			The Walking Dead	Nominated
2012 (64th)			Touch	Nominated
2012 (64th)			Pan Am	Nominated
2015 (67th)	Mark A.J. Nazal		Gotham	Nominated	^[40]
2017 (69th)	Mark A.J. Nazal		Gotham	Won	^[40]
2019 (71st)	Charles Collyer		Star Trek: Discovery	Nominated	^[21]
2021 (73rd)	Charles Collyer		Star Trek: Discovery	Won	^[21]

Outstanding Stunt Coordination

Stunt Coordination
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Television	Status	Milestone / Notes
2021 (73rd)	Brett Chan		Warrior	Nominated	^[41]
2023 (75th)			Wednesday	Nominated
2024 (76th)			Warrior	Nominated

Daytime Emmy

Program

Outstanding Daytime Talk Series

Year	Recipient(s)	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2012	Marc Anthony Nicolas	The Talk	Nominated	^[42]
2016	Marc Anthony Nicolas	The Talk	Won	^[42]
2016	Bruno Mars	Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars in The Ellen DeGeneres Show	Nominated	^[43]
2017	Marc Anthony Nicolas	The Talk	Nominated	^[42]
2018	Marc Anthony Nicolas	The Talk	Won	^[42]

Outstanding Legal / Courtroom Program

Year	Recipient(s)	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2009	Lisa Manibog-Lew	Judge Judy	Won	^[44]
2010			Won
2011			Won
2012			Won

Performance

Outstanding Guest Performer in a Drama Series

Only one actor has been nominated in Outstanding Guest Performer in a Drama Series category.

Year	Recipient	Co-citizenship	Television	Role	Status	Milestone/Notes
2019	Lou Diamond Phillips	/ /	Conversations in L.A.	Martin	Nominated	Part-Filipino (his mother was Filipino)^[6]

D. Creative Arts & Lifestyle Emmy

Program

Outstanding Daytime Special Class Series

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2000	Lisa Manibog-Lew		Judge Judy	Nominated	^[44]

Outstanding Daytime Special Class Special

Only four people people have been nominated six times in Outstanding Daytime Special category, winning once for Josue and Relampagos, respectively.

Year	Recipient(s)	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2016	Jose Antonio Vargas	White People	Nominated	^[34]
2016	Michele Josue	Matt Shepard Is a Friend of Mine	Won	^[45]
2017	Augie Max Vargas	Disney Parks' Magical Christmas Celebration	Nominated	^[46]
2022	Joel Relampagos	Recipe for Change	Nominated	^[47]
2023			Won
2024			Nominated

Outstanding Daytime Special Class Program

Only one individual have been nominated twice in Outstanding Daytime Program category.

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
1998	Lisa Manibog-Lew		Judge Judy	Nominated	^[44]
1999	Lisa Manibog-Lew		Judge Judy	Nominated	^[44]

Craft

Outstanding Costume Design

Year	Recipient(s)	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2018	Angelo Santos	The Bold and the Beautiful	Won	^[48]^[49]
2019			Nominated
2020			Won
2023			Won
2024			Won

Outstanding Graphic and Artistic Design

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2006	Frederick “Eric” Alba		Strange Days on Planet Earth	Nominated	^[50]

Outstanding Makeup

Year	Recipient(s)	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2016	Gabrielle "Gabbi" Pascua	The Talk	Nominated	^[51]
2017			Nominated
2018			Nominated
2019			Won
2020			Won

Children's and Family

Program

Outstanding Short Form Program

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2022	Robert Lopez H.E.R.		We the People	Won	First Filipino-Americans to win in an inauguration category.

Outstanding Special Class Animated Program

It was regularly hosted at Daytime Emmy Awards until 2022.

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
1997	Ronnie del Carmen	N/A	Freakazoid!	Won

Performance

Outstanding Voice Performance in an Animated Program

Formerly known as Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program, regularly hosted at Daytime Emmy Awards until 2022.

Year	Recipient	Television	Role	Status	Milestone/Notes
2016	Eric Bauza	The Adventures of Puss in Boots	Puss in Boots and Sino	Nominated	(Seasons 1-2 only.)
2021		Looney Tunes Cartoons	Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck	Nominated
2022		Looney Tunes Cartoons	Bugs Bunny, Marvin the Martian, Daffy Duck, and Tweety	Won

Outstanding Voice Performance in a Preschool Program

It was regularly hosted at Daytime Emmy Awards until 2022.

Year	Recipient	Television	Role	Status
2019	Eric Bauza	Muppet Babies	Fozzie, Mr. Statler, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Robin and Sam	Nominated
2020				Nominated
2021				Nominated
2023		Bugs Bunny Builders	Bugs Bunny, Marvin the Martian, Daffy Duck, and Tweety	Won

Craft

Outstanding Directing for a Single Camera Program

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2023	Romeo Candido		Circuit Breakers	Nominated	^[52]

Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for a Series

It was regularly hosted at Daytime Emmy Awards until 2022.

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2008	Robert Lopez		Wonder Pets!	Won
2010	Robert Lopez		Wonder Pets!	Won

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation

It was regularly hosted at Daytime Emmy Awards until 2022.

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
1996	Francis Barrios		Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?	Nominated	^[53]
2023	Joey Pogoy		Sonic Prime	Won	^[54]

News and Documentary Emmy

Program

Outstanding Arts and Culture Programming

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2014	Lisa Valencia-Svensson		Herman’s House	Won	^[55]^[56]

Outstanding Social Issue Documentary

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2022	Ramona S. Diaz		A Thousand Cuts	Won	^[57]

Outstanding Investigative Documentary

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2022	Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala	N/A	Delikado	Nominated	^[b]

Outstanding Historical Programming

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2008	Marissa Aroy		Sikhs in America	Won	^[59]^[60]
2015	Marissa Aroy		Delano Manongs	Nominated	^[59]^[60]

Craft

Outstanding Investigative Journalism

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2010	Maria Ressa		ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs	Won	^[61]^[62]
2013	Ramona S. Diaz Marty Syjuco Carmen Vicencio		Give Up Tomorrow	Nominated	^[63]^[64]

Outstanding Environment News Story

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2019	Shanna Mendiola		Today in LA	Won	^[65]

Outstanding Music Composition

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
2021	Denise Santos	N/A	Primates	Won	^[57]

Outstanding Program/Individual Achievement

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Status	Milestone/Notes
1986	Rochit Tañedo	N/A	The Philippines: Life and Death in Revolution	Won	^[9]

International Emmy

Program

Best Arts Programming

Year	Recipient(s)	English title	Original title	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
2020	ABS-CBN Corporation	Jake and Charice		ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[c]^[66]

Best Drama Series

Year	Recipient(s)	English title	Original title	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
2013	ABS-CBN Corporation	Maalaala Mo Kaya		ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[67]

Best Telenovela

Year	Recipient(s)	English title	Original title	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
2009	Wilma Galvante	Magdusa Ka		GMA Network	Nominated	^[68]
2009	Rondel P. Lindayag	A Time for Us	Kahit Isang Saglit	Double Vision ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[68]
2010	Narciso Y. Gulmatico, Jr.	Destined Hearts	Dahil May Isang Ikaw	ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[69]
2011	Laurenti Dyogi	Precious Hearts Romances Presents: Impostor		ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[70]
2014	Suzette Doctolero	My Husband's Lover		GMA Network	Nominated	^[71]
2016	Henry King Quitain	Bridges of Love		ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[72]

ABS-CBN is the only network to receive multiple nominations in the same category, with four including three consecutive years; though it did not win.
2009 (37th) is the only year to have majority in a single country (Philippines) with two nominations in the same category.^[68]

Best TV Movie or Miniseries

Year	Recipient(s)	English title	Original title	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
2022	Erik Matti Michiko Yamamoto	On the Job		Reality MM Studios Globe Studios HBO Go Star Cinema (uncredited)	Nominated	Yamamoto is Filipino-Japanese. ^[69]

Best Kids: Live-Action

Year	Recipient(s)	English title	Original title	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
2017	ABS-CBN Corporation	Once Upon a Time	Wansapanataym: Candy's Crush	ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[73]
2022	Ash M. Malanum Ivan Andrew Payawal	Gameboys		The IdeaFirst Company	Nominated	^[74]

Best Kids: Animation

Year	English title	Original title	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
2021	Tish Tash		Synergy88^[d]	Nominated	^[e]^[76]

News

Year	English title	Original title	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
2008	Bandila: The Subic Rape Case Promulgation		ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[77]
2017	TV Patrol: Super Typhoon Lawin’s Trail of Damage		ABS-CBN	Nominated	^[78]

Performance

Best Actor

Year	Recipient(s)	English title	Original title	Role	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
2010	Sid Lucero	Destined Hearts	Dahil May Isang Ikaw	Alfred "Red" Ramirez	ABS-CBN	Nominated
2012	Arthur Acuña	The Kitchen Musical		Harry Shaw	Studio 23	Nominated	^[79]
2017	Zanjoe Marudo	Would You Remember?	Maalaala Mo Kaya	Victor	ABS-CBN	Nominated

Best Actress

Year	Recipient(s)	English title	Original title	Role	Production company/Network	Status	Milestone/Notes
1989	Tessie Tomas	A Dangerous Life		Imelda Marcos	HBO	Nominated	^[f]
2008	Angel Locsin	She Wolf: The Last Sentinel	Lobo	Lyka Raymundo	ABS-CBN	Nominated
2015	Jodi Sta. Maria	The Promise	Pangako sa 'Yo	Amor Powers	ABS-CBN	Nominated

Regional Emmy

Regional Emmy Award is one of Emmy divisions where television programs established regions in the United States.

Midwest

Outstanding Achievement for Entertainment/Informational Programs
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Entertainment / Informational	Status	Milestone / Notes
2008	Billy Dec		Informational - Single Magazine Program, Program Series, or Segment	Nominated
2009			Entertainment - Arts/Entertainment Program or Program Series (Broadcast/Advanced Media)	Won	^[82]
2015			Informational - Single Magazine Program, Program Series, or Segment	Won

New York

Year	Recipient	Category	Status	Milestone / Notes
2014	Ernabel Demillio	Best Community Affairs/Public Programming	Nominated
2017		Best Historical/Cultural Segment for Asian American Life	Nominated
2021		Best Community Affairs/Public Programming	Won	^[82]

Miscellaneous categories/nominations

Due to lack of international sources about categories at Regional Emmy, this will be placed any names as "miscellaneous". Only eleven people have been nominated and won in any unknown or unnamed category and nominations.

Recipient(s)	Miscellaneous	Ref.
Steve Angeles	Nominated 2 Emmy awards for his work of Kept: Six Decades of Servitude, winning once.	^[83]
Kristina Audencial	Nominated an Emmy Award for the coverage of Filipino WWII soldiers who fought under the US flag.	^[84]
Natasha Brown	Won 3 Emmy awards for her excellence in reporting at KYW.
Cher Calvin	Won 9 Emmy awards for news journalism at KTLA.	^[85]
Katherine Creag	Won an Emmy award for her individual reporting and as part of a news team of WNBC.
Manny Dela Rosa	Won 2 Emmy awards: Best On-Camera Talent/Host in 2010 and Best Arts/Entertainment Feature in 2011.	^[86]
Ernabel Demillio	Nominated for the remaining 7 NY News Emmys.
Henni Espinosa	Won 3 Emmy awards for her journalism with international broadcast media company, ABS-CBN International.	^[87]
Kristine Johnson	Nominated for 2 Emmy awards as a producer at WCBS-TV.
Lloyd LaCuesta	Won 6 Emmy awards as a broadcast journalist.
Jean Martirez	Nominated for 2 Emmy awards for co-anchored the KTTV FOX 11 Morning News.	^[88]^[89]
Rita Nazareno	Won an Emmy award for her report of Good Day L.A. (television)	^[90]^[91]
Keesa Ocampo	Won 2 Emmy awards for her distinguished career with international broadcast media company, ABS-CBN International.	^[92]
Victoria Recaño	Won 3 Emmy awards for hosting The Disney Afternoon and Inside Edition.
Geena Rocero	Nominated 4 Emmy awards for her directorial debut of the 2021 four-part documentary series "Caretakers"	^[93]

Grammy Awards

The Grammy Awards, stylized as GRAMMY, and often referred to as the Grammys, is one of the four major annual American entertainment awards presented by the Recording Academy of the United States to recognize outstanding achievements in the music industry.

NOTE: In the following tables, the years correspond to the year in which each song and album or audiovisual media were released; the Grammy Award ceremony is held the following year.

Big Four

Mars (pictured in 2017) won three of Big Four Grammys with the exception of Best New Artist category.

Rodrigo (pictured in 2022) won Best New Artist category.

Album of the Year

Album
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2003 (45th)	Charles Edward Hugo		Nellyville	Nominated	^[g]^[94]
2004 (46th)			Justified	Nominated
2006 (48th)			The Emancipation Of Mimi	Nominated
2010 (52nd)	apl.de.ap		The E.N.D.	Nominated	^[95]
2012 (54th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	Doo-Wops & Hooligans	Nominated
2017 (59th)			25	Won	(as producer – The Smeezingtons)
2018 (60th)			24K Magic	Won
2019 (61st)	H.E.R.		H.E.R.	Nominated
2020 (62nd)	H.E.R.		I Used to Know Her	Nominated
2020 (62nd)	Bruno Mars	/ /	An Evening with Silk Sonic	Won
2021 (63rd)	Brian Keith Warfield		Chilombo	Nominated	^[96]
2022 (64th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	Sour	Nominated	Part Filipino (her father was Filipino; her mother was German-Irish ancestry.)^[97]
	Dominic Fike	/	Justice	Nominated
	H.E.R.		Back of My Mind	Nominated
2023 (65th)	H.E.R.		Good Morning Gorgeous	Nominated	(as featured artist, producer & songwriter)
2024 (66th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	Guts	Nominated

Record of the Year

Record
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2004 (46th)	apl.de.ap		"Where Is The Love"	Nominated	^[95]
2005 (47th)	apl.de.ap		"Let's Get It Started"	Nominated	^[95]
2006 (48th)	Charles Edward Hugo		"Hollaback Girl"	Nominated	^[94]
2010 (52nd)	apl.de.ap		"I Gotta Feeling"	Nominated
2011 (53rd)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Fuck You"	Nominated
2011 (53rd)			"Nothin' on You"	Nominated
2012 (54th)			"Grenade"	Nominated
2014 (56th)			"Locked Out of Heaven"	Nominated
2016 (58th)			"Uptown Funk"	Won
2018 (60th)			"24K Magic"	Won
2020 (62nd)	H.E.R.		"Hard Place"	Nominated
2022 (64th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Leave the Door Open"	Won
2022 (64th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Drivers License"	Nominated	Part Filipino (her father was Filipino; her mother was German-Irish ancestry.)^[97]
2023 (65th)	Steve Lacy		"Bad Habit"	Nominated	^[98]
2023 (65th)	H.E.R.		"Good Morning Gorgeous"	Nominated
2024 (66th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Vampire"	Nominated

Song of the Year

Song
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song	Status	Milestone / Notes
2011 (53rd)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Fuck You"	Nominated
2012 (54th)			"Grenade"	Nominated
2014 (56th)			"Locked Out of Heaven"	Nominated
2018 (60th)			"That's What I Like"	Won
2020 (62nd)	H.E.R.		"Hard Place"	Nominated
2021 (63rd)			"I Can't Breathe"	Won
2022 (64th)			"Fight for You"	Nominated
	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Leave the Door Open"	Won
	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Drivers License"	Nominated	Part Filipino (her father was Filipino; her mother was German-Irish ancestry.)^[97]
2023 (65th)	Steve Lacy		"Bad Habit"	Nominated	^[98]
2024 (66th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Vampire"	Nominated

Best New Artist

New Artist
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Status	Milestone / Notes
2019 (61st)	H.E.R.		Nominated
2022 (64th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	Won
2022 (64th)	Saweetie	/	Nominated

Producer

Hugo (pictured in 2009) won Producer of the Year, Non-Classical category.

Producer of the Year, Non-Classical

Producer - Non-Classical
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Solo / Team	Status	Milestone / Notes
2004 (46th)	Charles Edward Hugo		The Neptunes	Won	^[94]
2006 (48th)	Charles Edward Hugo		The Neptunes	Nominated	^[94]
2011 (53rd)	Bruno Mars	/ /	The Smeezingtons	Nominated	^[99]
2012 (54th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	The Smeezingtons	Nominated	^[99]

Pop

Lindo (pictured in 2011) won Best Pop Vocal Album category.

Best Pop Vocal Album

Pop - Vocal Album
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1968 (10th)	Larry Ramos	/ /	Insight Out	Nominated	^[99]
2004 (46th)	Charles Edward Hugo		Justified	Won	^[94]
2010 (52nd)	apl.de.ap		The E.N.D.	Won	^[95]
2014 (56th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	Unorthodox Jukebox	Won
2022 (64th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	Sour	Won
2024 (66th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	Guts	Nominated

Best Pop Solo Performance

Pop - Performance (Solo)
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1968 (10th)	Larry Ramos	/ /	Insight Out	Nominated	^[99]
2011 (53rd)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Just The Way You Are"	Nominated
2012 (54th)			"Grenade"	Nominated
2014 (56th)			"When I Was Your Man"	Won
2022 (64th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Drivers License"	Won
2023 (65th)	Steve Lacy		"Bad Habit"	Nominated
2024 (66th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Vampire"	Nominated

Best Pop Duo/Group Performance

Formerly known multiple titles until Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals and Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals before discontinued in 2011.

Pop - Performance (Duo or Group)
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1968 (10th)	Larry Ramos	/ /	"Windy"	Nominated	^[99]
2006 (48th)	apl.de.ap		"Don't Lie"	Nominated	^[95]
	apl.de.ap		"Gone Going"	Nominated	^[95]
	Nicole Scherzinger	/ / /	"Stickwitu"	Nominated
2007 (49th)	apl.de.ap		"My Humps"	Won
2010 (52nd)	apl.de.ap		"I Gotta Feeling"	Won
2016 (58th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Uptown Funk"	Won

Rhythm and Blues (R&B)

Wilson (pictured in 2022) won their respective categories: Best R&B Song, Album, Performance, and Traditional Performance.

Best R&B Album

R&B - Album
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2018 (60th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	24K Magic	Won
2019 (61st)	H.E.R.		H.E.R.	Won
2022 (64th)	H.E.R.		Back of My Mind	Nominated

Best R&B Song

R&B - Song
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song	Status	Milestone / Notes
2018 (60th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"That's What I Like"	Won
2019 (61st)	H.E.R.		"Focus"	Nominated
2020 (62nd)			"Could've Been"	Nominated
2021 (63rd)			"Better Than I Imagined"	Won
2022 (64th)			"Damage"	Nominated
2022 (64th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Leave the Door Open"	Won
2023 (65th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Good Morning Gorgeous"	Nominated	(as producer/songwriter)

Best R&B Performance

R&B - Performance
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2018 (60th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"That's What I Like"	Won
2019 (61st)	H.E.R.		"Best Part"	Won
2020 (62nd)	H.E.R.		"Could've Been"	Nominated
2021 (63rd)	Brian Keith Warfield		"Lightning & Thunder"	Nominated	^[96]
2022 (64th)	Brian Keith Warfield		"Damage"	Nominated
2022 (64th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Leave the Door Open"	Won

Best Progressive R&B Album

R&B - Album (Progressive)
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2021 (63rd)	Brian Keith Warfield		Chilombo	Nominated	^[96]
2023 (65th)	Steve Lacy		Bad Habit	Won

Best Traditional R&B Performance

R&B - Performance (Traditional)
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2022 (64th)	H.E.R.		"Fight for You"	Won

Rap

Best Rap Song

Rap - Song
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song	Status	Milestone / Notes
2004 (46th)	Charles Edward Hugo		"Beautiful"	Nominated	^[94]
2004 (46th)			"Excuse Me Miss"	Nominated
2005 (47th)			"Drop It Like It's Hot"	Nominated
2005 (47th)	apl.de.ap		"Let's Get It Started"	Nominated	^[95]
2011 (53rd)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Nothin' on You"	Nominated
2013 (55th)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Young, Wild & Free"	Nominated
2022 (64th)	Saweetie	/	"Best Friend"	Nominated

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration

Rap - Collaboration
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2004 (46th)	apl.de.ap		"Where Is The Love"	Nominated	^[95]
2004 (46th)	Charles Edward Hugo		"Frontin'"	Nominated	^[94]
2011 (53rd)	Bruno Mars	/ /	"Nothin' on You"	Nominated

Best Rap Performance

The award as Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group was discontinued in 2012. All solo and duo/group rap performances have since been shifted to the revived Best Rap Performance category.

Rap - Performance
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2005 (47th)	apl.de.ap		"Let's Get It Started"	Won	^[95]
2006 (48th)	apl.de.ap		"Don't Phunk With My Heart"	Won

Dance

Hammett (pictured in 2017) won their respective categories: Best Rock Album, Rock Performance, and Metal Performance.

Bear (pictured in 2010) was nominated Best Dance / Electronic Recording category.

Best Dance / Electronic Recording

Dance / Electronic - Recording
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2004 (46th)	apl.de.ap		"Boom Boom Pow"	Nominated
2009 (51st)	Charles Edward Hugo		"Give It 2 Me"	Nominated	^[94]
2021 (63rd)	Toro y Moi		"The Difference"	Nominated	^[96]
2023 (65th)	H.E.R.		"Intimidated"	Nominated

Rock / Metal

Best Rock Album

Rock - Album
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2009 (51st)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / /	Death Magnetic	Nominated	Part-Filipino (his mother is Filipina)^[h]^[100]
2018 (60th)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / /	Hardwired...To Self-Destruct	Nominated	Part-Filipino (his mother is Filipina)^[h]^[100]
2019 (61st)	Mike Inez		Rainier Fog	Nominated	^[101]
2024 (66th)	Kirk Hammett		72 Seasons	Nominated

Best Rock Song

Rock - Song
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song	Status	Milestone / Notes
1992 (34th)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / / /	"Enter Sandman"	Nominated	Part-Filipino (his mother is Filipina)^[100]
2016 (58th)	Elle King		"Ex's & Oh's"	Nominated
2024 (66th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Ballad of a Homeschooled Girl"	Nominated

Best Rock Performance

The category was originally presented as Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance Vocal or Instrumental, Best Rock Instrumental Performance, and Best Hard Rock Performance.

Rock - Performance
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1995 (37th)	Mike Inez		"I Stay Away"	Nominated	^[101]
1996 (38th)			"Grind"	Nominated
1997 (39th)			"Again"	Nominated
1999 (41st)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / /	"Fuel"	Nominated	Part-Filipino (his mother is Filipina)^[100]
2000 (42nd)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / /	"Whiskey in the Jar"	Won
2000 (42nd)	Mike Inez		"Get Born Again"	Nominated
2005 (47th)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / /	"Some Kind of Monster"	Nominated
2008 (50th)			"The Ecstasy Of Gold"	Nominated
2009 (51st)			"Suicide & Redemption"	Nominated
2010 (52nd)			"The Unforgiven III"	Nominated
2010 (52nd)	Mike Inez		"Check My Brain"	Nominated
2011 (53rd)	Mike Inez		"A Looking In View"	Nominated
2016 (58th)	Elle King		"Ex's & Oh's"	Nominated
2024 (66th)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / /	"Lux Æterna"	Nominated

Best Metal Performance

The category was originally presented as Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance Vocal or Instrumental.

Metal - Performance
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1989 (31st)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / / /	...And Justice For All	Nominated	Part-Filipino (his mother is Filipina)^[100]
1990 (32nd)			"One"	Won
1991 (33rd)			"Stone Cold Crazy"	Won
1991 (34th)			Metallica	Won
1996 (38th)			"For Whom the Bell Tolls" (live)	Nominated
1999 (41st)			"Better Than You"	Won
2004 (46th)			"St. Anger"	Won
2009 (51st)			"My Apocalypse"	Won
2020 (62nd)	Rob Cavestany Mark Osegueda Ted Aguilar		Humanicide	Nominated	^[i]^[102]
2024 (66th)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / / /	"72 Seasons"	Won	^[100]

Country and genre performance

King (pictured in 2015), daughter of Rob Schneider, was nominated Best Country Duo/Group Performance category.

Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song

Christian (Comtemporary) - Performance or Song
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2022 (64th)	H.E.R.		"Hold Us Together" (Hope Mix)	Nominated

Best Country Duo/Group Performance

Country - Performance (Duo or Group)
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2017 (59th)	Elle King		"Different for Girls"	Nominated
2022 (64th)	Elle King		"Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home)"	Nominated

Country and genre album

Iglesias (pictured in 2011) won Best Latin Pop Album category.

Carrere and Pe'a won Best Regional Roots Music Album multiple times.

Best Latin Pop Album

Formerly known as "Best Latin Pop Performance" (1984—1991, 1995–2000) and "Best Latin Pop or Urban Album" (1992—1994, 2021).

Latin Pop - Album
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1997 (39th)	Enrique Iglesias		"Enrique Iglesias"	Won	Spanish-born and half-Filipino (his mother Isabel Preysler is Filipina)^[103]^[104]
1998 (40th)			"Vivir"	Nominated
1999 (41st)			"Cosas Del Amor"	Nominated

Best Reggae Album

Reggae - Album
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2018 (60th)	Chris “Flict” Aparri		Lost in Paradise	Nominated	^[105]^[106]

Best Regional Roots Music Album

The award as Best Hawaiian Music Album was discontinued in 2012 and has since been shifted to Best Regional Roots Music Album category.

Regional Roots Music - Album
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2008 (50th)	Tia Carrere	/	"Hawaiiana"	Nominated
2009 (51st)			"Ikena"	Won
2010 (52nd)			"He Nani"	Nominated
2011 (53rd)			"Huana Ke Aloha"	Won
2017 (59th)	Kalani Peʻa		"E Walea"	Won	^[107]^[108]
2019 (61st)			"No 'Ane'i"	Won
2022 (64th)			"Kau Ka Pe'a"	Won

Visual Media

Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media

Compilation Soundtrack - Visual Media
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song	Media	Status	Milestone / Notes
2015 (57th)	Robert Lopez		"Let It Go"	Frozen	Won
2021 (63rd)	Robert Lopez		"Into the Unknown"	Frozen II	Nominated

Best Song Written for Visual Media

Song - Visual Media
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song	Media	Status	Milestone / Notes
2015 (57th)	Robert Lopez		"Let It Go"	Frozen	Won
2019 (61st)			"Remember Me"	Coco	Nominated
2021 (63rd)			"Into the Unknown"	Frozen II	Nominated
2022 (64th)			"Agatha All Along"	WandaVision	Nominated
2022 (64th)	H.E.R.		"Fight for You"	Judas and the Black Messiah	Nominated
2025 (67th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Can't Catch Me Now"	The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes	Pending

Music

Tolentino (pictured in 2016) won Best Musical Theater Album category.

Best Musical Theater Album

Musical Theater - Album
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2003 (45th)	Lea Salonga	N/A	Flower Drum Song	Nominated	^[109]
2005 (47th)	Robert Lopez		Avenue Q	Nominated
2011 (53rd)	Robert Lopez		The Book of Mormon	Won
2014 (56th)	Jhett Tolentino	N/A	The Color Purple	Won	First naturalized Filipino to win.^[110]
2014 (56th)	Lena Hall	/ /	Hedwig and the Angry Inch	Nominated
2016 (58th)	Conrad Ricamora		The King and I	Nominated	^[111]
2019 (61st)	Lea Salonga	N/A	Once on This Island	Nominated
2020 (62nd)	Eva Noblezada	/	Hadestown	Won	^[112]
2021 (63rd)	Conrad Ricamora		Soft Power	Nominated	^[113]
2021 (63rd)	Christine Allado		The Prince of Egypt	Nominated	^[96]
2023 (65th)	Andrea Macasaet		Six	Nominated

Best Music Video

Music Video
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Video	Status	Milestone / Notes
2010 (52nd)	apl.de.ap		"Boom Boom Pow"	Won	^[95]
2013 (55th)	Jon Jon Augustavo		"Can't Hold Us"	Nominated
2022 (64th)	Olivia Rodrigo	/ /	"Good 4 U"	Nominated

Best Music Film

Music Film
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
2014 (56th)	Kirk Hammett	/ / / / /	Metallica: Through The Never	Nominated	Part-Filipino (his mother is Filipina)^[100]

Discontinued categories

Best Contemporary (R&R) Group Performance - Vocal or Instrumental

It was discontinued in 1968.

R&R (Comtemporary) - Group Performance (Vocal or Instrumental)
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1967 (9th)	Larry Ramos	/ /	Cherish	Nominated	^[99]

Best Contemporary (R&R) Recording

It was discontinued in 1971.

R&R (Comtemporary) - Recording
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1967 (9th)	Larry Ramos	/ /	Cherish	Nominated	^[99]

Best Performance by a Chorus

It was discontinued in 1968.

Chorus - Performance
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1963 (5th)	Larry Ramos	/ /	Presenting The New Christy Minstrels	Won	First Asian and first Filipino to win.^[99]

Best Performance By A Vocal Group

It was discontinued in 1968.

Vocal Group - Performance
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
1967 (9th)	Larry Ramos	/ /	Cherish	Nominated	^[99]
1968 (10th)	Larry Ramos	/ /	Never My Love	Nominated

Best Urban/Alternative Performance

It was discontinued in 2011.

Urban or Alternative - Performance
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Song / Album	Status	Milestone / Notes
2005 (47th)	Charles Edward Hugo		"She Wants To Move"	Nominated	^[94]
2007 (49th)	apl.de.ap		"Mas Que Nada"	Nominated	^[95]

Academy Awards (Oscar)

The Academy Awards of Merit,^[114] commonly known as the Oscars or Academy Awards, is one of the four major annual American entertainment awards that for artistic and technical merit for the film industry.

NOTE: In the following tables, the years correspond to the year in which each films were released; the Academy Award ceremony is held the following year.

Production

Best Live Action Short Film

Short Film - Live Action
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
2005 (78th)	Pia Clemente		Our Time is Up	Nominated	First woman of Filipino ancestry to be nominated for the category.^[115]

Best Animated Short Film

Short Film - Animation
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
2018 (91st)	Trevor Jimenez		Weekends	Nominated	^[115]
2018 (91st)	Bobby Pontillas		One Small Step	Nominated	^[115]

Performance

Steinfeld (pictured in 2011) was nominated for Best Supporting Actress.

Best Supporting Actress

Supporting Actress
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
2010 (83rd)	Hailee Steinfeld		True Grit	Nominated	Part-Filipino (maternal grandfather is half Filipino).^[116]^[117]^[118]

Screenplay

Best Original Screenplay

Screenplay - Original
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
2015 (88th)	Ronnie del Carmen	N/A	Inside Out	Nominated	First Filipino to be nominated for any screenplay category.

Music

Best Original Song

Original Song
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Song	Status	Milestone / Notes
2013 (86th)	Robert Lopez		Frozen	"Let It Go"	Won	First Filipino-American to be nominated for and to won the category.^[119]
2017 (90th)			Coco	"Remember Me"	Won	First Filipino-American to earned multiple wins and nominations in a single category.
2017 (92nd)			Frozen II	"Into the Unknown"	Nominated
2020 (93rd)	H.E.R.		Judas and the Black Messiah	"Fight for You"	Won	Half-Filipino (whose mother is Filipino)

Craft and Technical

Libatique (pictured in 2011) was nominated for Best Cinematography thrice.

Best Cinematography

Cinematography
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
2010 (83rd)	Matthew Libatique		Black Swan	Nominated	First person of full Filipino ancestry to be nominated the cinematography category.^[115]
2018 (91st)			A Star Is Born	Nominated
2023 (96th)			Maestro	Nominated

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Makeup and Hairstyling
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
2021 (94th)	Frederic Aspiras	/	House of Gucci	Nominated	First person of Filipino ancestry to be nominated for the makeup and hairstyling category.^[120]

Best Production Design

Production Design
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
2017 (90th)	Paul Denham Austerberry	/	The Shape of Water	Won	First person of Filipino ancestry to be nominated for and to win the production design category.^[121]

Best Visual Effects

Visual Effects
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
1993 (66th)	Ariel Velasco-Shaw		The Nightmare Before Christmas	Nominated	First person of Filipino ancestry to be nominated for the visual effect category.

Tony Awards

The Antoinette Perry Award for Excellence in Broadway Theatre,^[122] more commonly known as a Tony Award, is one of the four major annual American entertainment awards that recognizes excellence in live Broadway theatre.

NOTE: In the following tables, the years correspond to the year in which each theatres were released; the Tony Award ceremony is held the following year.

Production

Lopez (pictured in 2004) won multiple times for each categories: Best Book of a Musical and Best Original Score

Best Musical

Musical
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2014 (68th)	Jhett Tolentino	N/A	A Gentlemen’s Guide to Love and Murder	Won	First Filipino to win Best Musical.^[110]
2017 (71st)	Raymond Poliquit		Dear Evan Hansen	Won	^[123]

Best Book of a Musical

Book - Musical
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2011 (65th)	Robert Lopez		The Book of Mormon	Won	First Filipino/Asian-American to win for Best Book of a Musical.

Best Play

Play
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2013 (67th)	Jhett Tolentino	N/A	Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike	Won	First Filipino to win Best Play.
2015 (69th)	Jhett Tolentino	N/A	Hand to God	Nominated	First Filipino to earned multiple nominations in a single category.
2019 (73rd)	Jose Antonio Vargas		What the Constitution Means to Me	Nominated

Best Revival of a Play

Revival - Play
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2014 (68th)	Jhett Tolentino	N/A	A Raisin in the Sun	Won	First Filipino to win for Best Revival of a Play.
2015 (69th)	Jhett Tolentino	N/A	This Is Our Youth	Nominated	First Filipino to earned multiple nominations in a single category.

Performance

Salonga (pictured in 2011) won Best Actress in a Musical, the first Filipino and Asian to win a Tony.

Phillips (pictured in 1987) was nominated the Best Actor in a Musical category.

Noblezada (pictured in 2019) was nominated twice for Best Actress in a Musical category.

Hall (pictured in 2022) won the Best Featured Actress in a Musical category.

Best Actor in a Musical

Leading Actor - Musical
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
1996 (50th)	Lou Diamond Phillips	/ /	The King And I	Nominated

Best Actress in a Musical

Leading Actress - Musical
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
1990 (44th)	Lea Salonga	N/A	Miss Saigon	Won	First Filipino and Asian to be nominated for and to win the Best Actress in a Musical.
2017 (71st)	Eva Noblezada	/	Miss Saigon	Nominated
2019 (73rd)	Eva Noblezada	/	Hadestown	Nominated	First half-Filipino to earned multiple nominations in a single category.

Best Featured Actress in a Musical

Featured Actress - Musical
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2014 (68th)	Lena Hall	/ /	Hedwig and the Angry Inch	Won	Part-Filipino from her paternal grandfather.^[34]

Craft

Ramos (pictured in 2018) was nominated Costume Design categories six times, winning once for Best Costume Design in a Play.

Best Costume Design in a Musical

Costume Design - Musical
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2016 (70th)	Clint Ramos		Once on This Island	Nominated	First Filipino to be nominated the Best Costume Design in a Musical category.
2019 (73rd)	Clint Ramos		KPOP	Nominated	First Filipino to earned multiple nominations in a single category.

Best Scenic Design in a Musical

Scenic Design - Musical
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2004 (58th)	Robert Brill		Assassins	Nominated	^[124]
2009 (63rd)			Guys and Dolls	Nominated
2019 (73rd)			Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations	Nominated
2024 (77th)			Hell's Kitchen	Nominated

Best Costume Design in a Play

Costume Design - Play
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2016 (70th)	Clint Ramos		Eclipsed	Won	First Filipino descent to win for Best Costume Design.^[123]
2019 (73rd)			Torch Song	Nominated
2020 (74th)			The Rose Tattoo	Nominated

Best Scenic Design of a Play

Scenic Design - Play
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2016 (70th)	Clint Ramos		Slave Play	Nominated

Best Original Score

Original Score
Year	Recipient	Country(s)	Show	Status	Milestone / Notes
2004 (58th)	Robert Lopez		Avenue Q	Won	First Filipino/Asian-American to win the Best Original Score category.
2011 (65th)			The Book of Mormon	Won	First Filipino/Asian-American to earned multiple wins and nominations in a single category.
2018 (72nd)			Frozen	Nominated

Honorary awards

International Emmy Award

JCS International Young Creatives Award

Year	Recipient(s)	Co-citizenship	Television	Milestone / Notes
2019	Breech Asher Harani	N/A	Next to Me	First Filipino and youngest recipient to be honored.^[125]^[126]

Milestones

Early recognition

Almost all of winners and nominees are Filipino diaspora, starting with Larry Ramos and George Sunga, two of the earliest Filipino-American artists during the 1960s were the subject to prominence for their works and received their respective Grammy and Emmy nominations.^[127]^[5]

The former makes history by becoming the first Filipino-American to be nominated and to win any one of four major accolades; he was nominated six categories out of seven Grammy nominations solely, four of which defunct while the remaining two were active, winning one for Best Performance by a Chorus for his work of Presenting The New Christy Minstrels with his American folk music group of the same name.^[128]^[129]

Modern recognition

Despite the fact their lacking nominations of Academy Award—specifically for Best International Feature Film submissions—and Tony Award categories in over six decades, many artists of Filipino ancestry, mostly Filipino-Americans, received multiple wins and nominations across both Emmys and Grammys throughout their careers.

Nationality

These all Filipino-born artists have achieved major categories in all ceremonies, specifically including the Primetime Creative Arts Emmy. Part and half-Filipinos born independently or outside of the Philippines as well as other divisions of Emmy awards (Daytime, Children's and Family, News and Documentary, International, and regionals) are excluded. These including:

In 1991, Lea Salonga is the first Asian and Filipina to win the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance of Kim. Additionally, she is the second youngest overall and the youngest Asian-born recipient to win at the age of 20.^[34]
In 2008, Jess Española is the first and only Kapampangan to win Primetime Emmy Award with that category: Outstanding Animated Program.^[130]
In the 2010s, Jhett Tolentino is the first to win a Grammy award and a second Tony behind Salonga as a theater producer, with each categories from Tony Award for Best Musical and Best Play to Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album.^[131]^[132]^[133]^[134]^[135]

Jess Española was actually the first-ever Filipino and only Kapampangan to win the Primetime Emmy Award, for which he was one of the recipient who have won the Outstanding Animated Program for his work as an assistant director of "Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind" from The Simpsons. At the time, he was not officially an U.S. citizen; most Filipino-Americans had won Emmys in the past, but never a full Filipino,^[130] although at one point, one of very few full-blooded native-born animators was Ronnie del Carmen also won an Emmy in 1997, but only a Daytime Emmy or after moving to the United States with his family, he partially became an U.S. citizen in prior of working with Dreamworks and Pixar for over two decades;^[136] Española is permanently stayed in Quezon City since 2015.^[137]

Other Filipino-born artists like Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala, Denise Santos and Rochit Tañedo also have won an Emmy, but also not in Primetime and Creative Arts; most winners are primarily News and Documentary.^[9]^[57] Santos is the first Filipino-born composer to have won in one of the four recognitions.

Tolentino is the only naturalized Filipino to achieved more than once, he has three Tonys and a Grammy.^[131]^[132]^[133]^[138]^[135]

Breech Asher Harani is the first Filipino to be honored at the JCS International Young Creatives Award in International Emmy for his 1-minute pollution commercial work of Next to Me.^[125]^[126]

EGOT

While the EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony) acronym was established by actor Philip Michael Thomas in late 1984, Robert Lopez is the first and, so far, only Asian and Filipino to achieve the EGOT status in 2013 with the win of Best Original Song for his participation as a songwriter for "Let it Go" from Frozen, and the only person to have won all four awards more than once, having won four Emmys, three Grammys, two Oscars and three Tonys.^[139] He is also the youngest recipient and achieved the accomplishment in shortest period of time of any EGOT winner in the span of ten years at the age of 39.^[140] His second set of wins in all four categories began with 37th Daytime Emmy Awards and concluded with 90th Academy Awards, establishing a new fastest EGOT record of 7 years and 8 months.^[141]

Attempted recipient H.E.R. is also participating an EGOT record, having won an Academy Award, a Children's and Family Emmy Award, and five Grammy Awards for her distinguished career of songwriting.^[142]^[143]

Major success at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards

One of the most notable seasons is the 64th Annual Grammy Awards, making history for its most successful nominations to Filipino-American singers-songwriters and musicians with 22 in this season, each their respective names including Bruno Mars, H.E.R., Olivia Rodrigo, and Saweetie, with Rodrigo became the only Filipino-American and the youngest Asian-American recipient to be nominated these all four general field categories—Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist—in a single season;^[144] winning only the latter while Mars also won the remaining two of the majority.^[101]^[145]^[146]

Notes

^ Conferido and Sandoval are the only two members of Quest Crew to be claimed as Filipino-Americans, so they are included in a list.
^ The film is an international-co-production of USA, UK, and The Philippines, and is primarily shot in Bulacan, Philippines, produced by Australian filmmaker and international producers. While the filmmaker and producers were all non-Filipinos, Alikpala is the only Filipina as a producer for her work.^[58]
^ Co-produced with Japan's NHK
^ Co-produced with Studio Gale, Big Crunch Entertainment, and Korea Educational Broadcasting System.
^ Tish Tash is an international-co-production series of Philippines, Malaysia, and South Korea.^[75]
^ As a matter of fact, the category was unknown at the time in the 1980s or wasn't introduced until 2005 due to lack of international sources. According to some Philippine sources, Locsin wasn't the first time ever to be nominated with that category but back in the 1980s, Tomas was actually nominated for the first time in history, along with two or four unknown nominees, but it lost to the fellow nominee.^[80]^[81]
^ Hugo is one of the duo band under the name The Neptunes, so he is included on a list.
^ Hammett was one of the members of the band, so he is included on a list.
^ All three are the band of the thrash metal under the name Death Angel, so they are included on a list.

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[1] Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

[21] Conferido and Sandoval are the only two members of Quest Crew to be claimed as Filipino-Americans, so they are included in a list.

[61] The film is an international-co-production of USA, UK, and The Philippines, and is primarily shot in Bulacan, Philippines, produced by Australian filmmaker and international producers. While the filmmaker and producers were all non-Filipinos, Alikpala is the only Filipina as a producer for her work.^[58]

[69] Co-produced with Japan's NHK

[79] Co-produced with Studio Gale, Big Crunch Entertainment, and Korea Educational Broadcasting System.

[81] Tish Tash is an international-co-production series of Philippines, Malaysia, and South Korea.^[75]

[88] As a matter of fact, the category was unknown at the time in the 1980s or wasn't introduced until 2005 due to lack of international sources. According to some Philippine sources, Locsin wasn't the first time ever to be nominated with that category but back in the 1980s, Tomas was actually nominated for the first time in history, along with two or four unknown nominees, but it lost to the fellow nominee.^[80]^[81]

[101] Hugo is one of the duo band under the name The Neptunes, so he is included on a list.

[108] Hammett was one of the members of the band, so he is included on a list.

[111] All three are the band of the thrash metal under the name Death Angel, so they are included on a list.

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