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‘The Pitt’ Stars Brittany Allen and Jeff Kober Scored Emmy Noms After Self-Submitting: ‘A Week Ago I Couldn’t Get a Good Agent’

'The Pitt' actors defy industry norms with Emmy nods after self-submitting—highlighting a shift in Hollywood’s submission process

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Their nominations are part of a broader sweep for the show, with 13 cast members nominated across acting categories. Outlets including *Variety*, *AP News*, and *People.com* emphasize the rarity of self-submissions leading to Emmy recognition, framing it as a potential turning point for lesser-known actors. *NOLA.com* highlights the New Orleans-born actors’ achievement, while *Los Angeles Times* focuses on co-star Sepideh Moafi’s first-time nomination, calling it a collective moment for the ensemble.

The trend reflects growing discussions about accessibility in the awards process. Watch for potential industry conversations about self-submission viability and whether this could inspire more actors to bypass agents.

Coverage does not yet specify if the nominations will translate into wins, but the nominations themselves signal a disruption in traditional Emmy submission pathways.

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Quick answers

Did Brittany Allen and Jeff Kober win their Emmys?

Coverage does not yet specify if they won; only that they received nominations.

Is this the first time self-submissions led to Emmy nods?

While rare, coverage suggests this is an unprecedented case for *The Pitt*’s cast, though no historical precedent is confirmed.

Which other *The Pitt* actors were nominated?

According to AP News, 13 cast members from *The Pitt* received nominations across acting categories.

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