Edward Lachman has taken top honors at the 39th annual American Society of Cinematographers Awards for his work on “Maria.” This was Lachman’s first ASC win.

The American Society of Cinematographers Awards were handed out Sunday night, with the film prize going to Edward Lachman for Maria. This is Lachman’s first ASC win. He was previously nominated for Far From Heaven (2003), Mildred Pierce (2011), Carol (2016) and El Conde (2024). He received the ASC’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017.

American Society of Cinematographers handed out its 39th ASC Awards on February 23. Here's the winners list, honoring 2024’s best in film and TV cinematography.

On the TV side, the American Society of Cinematographers awarded Robert Elswit in the Limited Series category for “Ripley,” Richard Rutkowski in the Half-Hour Episodic category for “Sugar,” and Sam McMurdy in the One-Hour Episodic category for “Shōgun,” while “Gaucho Gaucho” and “313” took the documentary and music video categories.

In the 38 years that the ASC has been giving out an award for feature-film cinematography, its winner has gone on to win the Oscar for Best Cinematography a little less than half the time, with the two voting bodies agreeing 18 times and disagreeing 20 times.