The Las Vegas Film Critics Society (LVFCS) is a non-profit organization of select print, television, radio and online film critics based in the Las Vegas area. Founded in 1997 by Jeffrey K. Howard and David Neil, the LVFCS recognizes achievements in filmmaking throughout their annual awards and dedicates on the advancement and preservation of film.
Sierra Awards
The LVFCS has annually presented the Sierra Awards, honoring the best films and performances of the year. Categories include the William Holden Lifetime Achievement Award, which was first presented to Jack Lemmon in 2000.
Award categories
- Top 10 Films
- Best Picture
- Best Actor
- Best Actress
- Best Supporting Actor
- Best Supporting Actress
- Best Director
- Best Original Screenplay
- Best Adapted Screenplay
- Best Cinematography
- Best Film Editing
- Best Score
- Best Song
- Best Documentary
- Best Animated Film
- Best International Film
- Best Costume Design
- Best Art Direction
- Best Visual Effects
- Best Action Film
- Best Comedy
- Best Horror/Sci-Fi
- Best Family Film
- Best Animal Performance
- Best Ensemble
- Breakout Filmmaker
- Best Stunts
- Best Male Youth Performance (Under 21)
- Best Female Youth Performance (Under 21)
- William Holden Lifetime Achievement Award
Best Picture winners
See also
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