The Pitt and Pluribus led the charge, with each production securing six Emmy wins. Sound mixing teams on these shows included alumni Alexander Jongbloed and Mitchell Gebhard, respectively. Other notable contributions came from Raul Perez on The Muppet Show, finishing artist Márk Faragó on Margo's Got Money Troubles, and gaffer Brice Bradley on the volume stage for Fallout.
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L.A. Film School Alumni Secure Credits on 32 Emmy-Winning Productions
Forty-one Emmy-nominated productions this year featured the work of Los Angeles Film School alumni, resulting in 32 total wins across television's most prestigious categories. These professionals, serving in roles ranging from sound mixing and electrical departments to executive production, helped drive the success of some of the season's most critically acclaimed projects.
Beyond technical roles, alumni also held leadership positions. Ira Parker, who serves as showrunner and executive producer for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, earned an individual nomination for Outstanding Drama Series. Additional credits were logged by Jamiel VanOver, Yermin "Randy" Garcia, and Stephanie Goldstein on the production Hacks, alongside work by Damian Drago and Neiko Nagy on Stranger Things and The Diplomat. These credits span a broad spectrum of industry disciplines, reflecting the diverse career paths pursued by graduates of the Hollywood-based institution.
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