The American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) held its 22nd Annual Outstanding Achievement Awards gala in Los Angeles in January. Robert Elswit, ASC took home the feature film award for There Will Be Blood.

Other nominees in the feature category were Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC for The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford and No Country for Old Men, Janusz Kaminski for The Diving Bell and the Butterfly and Seamus McGarvey, BSC for Atonement. All of the nominated feature films were shot using Kodak color negative films.

Ben Nott, ACS won the television movie/miniseries/pilot competition for his work on the TNT miniseries The Company. Winter took top nods in the episodic TV competition for CW's Smallville ("Noir").

For information about the ASC Awards, visit the ASC Web site at www.theasc.com.

Robert Elswit, ASC accepts his ASC Award in the feature film category for There Will Be Blood. (Photo by Chris Pizzello)	Ben Nott, ACS accepts the award for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in the Movie/Miniseries/Pilot Category for his work on The Company. (Photo by Chris Pizzello)	Glen Winter, CSC accepts the top honors in the Episodic TV Category for his work on the "Noir" episode of Smallville. (Photo by Chris Pizzello)