‘The Pitt’s’ Brittany Allen on Self-Submitting for the Emmys: “You Reach a Point Where You Go, I Don’t Want to Get Overlooked Anymore”
Actors from 'The Pitt' secured Emmy nominations after personally submitting their own names when HBO did not campaign for them.
What happened
Brittany Allen and Jeff Kober have received Emmy nominations in the guest acting category. The nominations follow their independent decision to submit themselves for consideration after HBO did not initiate the process on their behalf.
Coverage from The Hollywood Reporter, The Daily Beast, Yahoo, CNN, and Gold Derby emphasizes the success of the actors' individual efforts to bypass traditional studio-led campaign routes. Reports highlight that this maneuver resulted in official nominations for the performers.
Observers are looking toward the upcoming awards ceremony to see the final results for the self-submitted candidates. Further updates depend on the official Emmy winners' announcement.
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Questions people are asking
How did Brittany Allen and Jeff Kober earn their nominations?
They submitted themselves for Emmy consideration after HBO did not submit them.
Which organization is mentioned as not campaigning for the actors?
HBO is cited as the organization that did not campaign for the performers.
Are there other first-time nominees?
Gold Derby notes there are 28 first-time acting nominees in total.
The reporting (7)
- ‘The Pitt’ Actors Score Emmy Nods Without HBO’s Help The Daily Beast · 45d ago
- The Pitt’s Brittany Allen Submitted Herself For An Emmy After HBO Didn’t. It Worked Yahoo · 45d ago
- ‘The Pitt’s’ Brittany Allen, Jeff Kober Earn Emmy Noms After Self-Submitting for Guest Star The Hollywood Reporter · 45d ago
- ‘The Pitt’ star Brittany Allen says self-submitting for an Emmy nom paid off Yahoo · 45d ago
- Self-submitting Emmy strategy pans out for Brittany Allen, Jeff Kober: See all 28 first-time acting nominees Gold Derby · 45d ago
- She submitted herself for an Emmy. Now she’s a nominee CNN · 45d ago
- ‘The Pitt’s’ Brittany Allen on Self-Submitting for the Emmys: “You Reach a Point Where You Go, I Don’t Want to Get Overlooked Anymore” The Hollywood Reporter · 45d ago
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