Golden Globes 2026: The Alumni Behind This Years Award-Winning Projects

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2026 Golden Globe Winners

Following the momentum of the 2026 Golden Globe nominations, this year’s winners highlight the projects and performances that ultimately rose to the top of Hollywood’s awards season. From acclaimed television series to standout motion pictures, the Golden Globe Awards continue to celebrate bold storytelling, exceptional performances, and the collaborative artistry behind today’s most influential entertainment.

This year’s Golden Globe-winning projects also showcase the impact of alumni from The Los Angeles Film School and The Los Angeles Recording School, whose behind-the-scenes contributions helped bring these stories to life. From award-winning series like The Studio, The Pitt, and Hacks to celebrated films including Marty Supreme, Sinners, and One Battle After Another, alums across film, audio, music production, and post-production played vital roles in shaping some of the most recognized work of the year.

Marty Supreme

  • Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy [Timothée Chalamet]

Alumnus on Marty Supreme

  • Alec Nickel (Film 2014) – A camera, Second Assistant

Sinners

  • Best Original Score – Motion Picture [Ludwin Göransson]
  • Cinematic and Box Office Achievement

Alumni on Sinners

  • Danielle Adams (Audio 2015) – Mix Technician
  • Travis Harrington (Audio 2018)  – Producer on Rod Wave Song “Sinners”

One Battle After Another

  • Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
  • Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture [Teyana Taylor]
  • Best Director – Motion Picture [Paul Thomas Anderson]
  • Best Screenplay – Motion Picture [Paul Thomas Anderson]
  • Best Original Score – Motion Picture [Jonny Greenwood]

Alumni on One Battle After Another

  • Chun-ning Chang (Film 2013) – Additional Second Assistant Director
  • Devon Rush (Film, 2016) – Digital Matte Painter: Crafty Apes

The Studio

  • Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy
  • Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy [Seth Rogen]

Alumni on The Studio

  • Jesse Sternbaum (Film 2004) – Producer
  • Allen Aguilar (Film 2012) – Additional 2nd Assistant Director
  • Adam Mull (Film 2005) – Furniture Designer

Hacks 

  • Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy [Jean Smart]

Alumni on Hacks

  • Brice Bradley (Film 2008) – Gaffer
  • Yermin (Randy) Garcia (Film 2011) – Key Grip
  • Stephanie Goldstein (Film 2006) – Assistant Editor
  • Jamiel VanOver (Film 2010) – First Assistant Camera

The Pitt 

  • Best Television Series – Drama
  • Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Series – Drama [Noah Wylie]

Alumnus on The Pitt

  • Alexander Jongbloed (Music Production 2017) – Foley Mixer

Pluribus 

  • Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Series – Drama [Rhea Seehorn]

Alumnus on Pluribus

  •  Mitchell Gebhard (Film 2006) – Boom Operator

These success stories represent just a glimpse of how LA Film School alumni are reshaping entertainment across all platforms. From blockbuster features to streaming giants, music videos to meaningful indie films, our graduates continue to prove that LA Film School alumni are truly a force to be reckoned with.

Are you an alum of the L.A. Film School or L.A. Recording School and want to share your latest accomplishment? Contact the Alumni Relations office!