The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries or Movie is a retired award that was handed out annually at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards. In 2014, the category was restructured into Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary or Fantasy Program (One Hour or More) and Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Period Program (One Hour or More).
Winners and nominations
1950s
1960s
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction and Scenic Design
| Year
|
Program
|
Episode(s)
|
Nominees
|
Network
|
1960
[8]
|
| Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
|
Ralph Berger, Frank Smith
|
CBS
|
| Alfred Hitchcock Presents
|
John J. Lloyd
|
CBS
|
| The Garry Moore Show
|
Charles Lisanby
|
1961
[9]
|
| Checkmate
|
John J. Lloyd
|
CBS
|
| Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall
|
Gary Smith
|
NBC
|
| 24 Hours in a Woman's Life
|
Jac Venza
|
CBS
|
1962
[10]
|
| Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall
|
Gary Smith
|
NBC
|
| The Garry Moore Show
|
Charles Lisanby
|
CBS
|
| The Power and the Glory
|
Burr Smidt
|
| The Twilight Zone
|
Philip Barber
|
| Theatre '62
|
Jan Scott
|
NBC
|
1963
[11]
|
| Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
|
Carroll Clark, Marvin Aubrey Davis
|
NBC
|
| Bonanza
|
A. Earl Hedrick, Hal Pereira
|
NBC
|
| The Defenders
|
Willard Levitas
|
CBS
|
| The DuPont Show of the Week
|
Jan Scott
|
NBC
|
| The Eleventh Hour
|
George Davis, Merrill Pye
|
| Pygmalion (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
Warren Clymer
|
1964
[12]
|
| The Fantasticks (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
Warren Clymer
|
NBC
|
| The Danny Kaye Show
|
Edward Stephenson
|
CBS
|
| The Judy Garland Show
|
Robert Kelly, Gary Smith
|
| The Outer Limits
|
Jack Poplin
|
ABC
|
1965
[13]
|
| The Holy Terror (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
Warren Clymer
|
NBC
|
| My Name Is Barbra
|
Bill Harp, Tom John
|
CBS
|
| A Carol for Another Christmas (Xerox Specials)
|
Gene Callahan, Jack Wright
|
NBC
|
| The Magnificent Yankee (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
Warren Clymer
|
NBC
|
1966
[14]
|
| The Hollywood Palace
|
James Trittipo
|
ABC
|
| The Andy Williams Show
|
Edward Stephenson
|
NBC
|
| Color Me Barbra
|
Tom John
|
CBS
|
| The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
|
George Davis, Merrill Pye, James W. Sullivan
|
NBC
|
| Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
|
William J. Creber
|
ABC
|
| Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
|
"Further Adventures of Gallegher"
|
Carroll Clark, William H. Tuntke
|
NBC
|
| 1967
|
| Death of a Salesman
|
Earl Carlson, Tom John
|
CBS
|
1968
[15]
|
| The Fred Astaire Show
|
James Trittipo
|
CBS
|
| Kismet (Armstrong Center Theater)
|
George Gaines, Jan Scott
|
ABC
|
| Elizabeth the Queen (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
Warren Clymer
|
NBC
|
| Mission: Impossible
|
"Echo of Yesterday"
|
Bill Ross
|
CBS
|
| The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
|
"Episode 210"
|
Lucien Hafley, Bill Ross
|
CBS
|
1969
[16]
|
| Mission: Impossible
|
"The Bunker"
|
Lucien Hafley, Bill Ross
|
CBS
|
| Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
|
Ken Johnson
|
NBC
|
| Star Trek
|
"All Our Yesterdays"
|
John M. Dwyer, Matt Jefferies
|
NBC
|
1970s
Outstanding Art Direction for a Dramatic Program or Series
| Year
|
Program
|
Episode(s)
|
Nominees
|
Network
|
1970
[17]
|
| Shadow Game (CBS Playhouse)
|
Earl Carlson, Jan Scott
|
CBS
|
| The File on Devlin (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
James Trittipo
|
NBC
|
| Man on the Moon: The Epic Journey of Apollo XI
|
Wesley Laws, Hugh Gray Raisky
|
CBS
|
| Mission: Impossible
|
Lucien M. Hafley, Gibson Holley
|
1971
[18]
|
| Hamlet (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
Peter Roden
|
NBC
|
| Mannix
|
"The Mouse That Died"
|
Fred R. Price, Jan M. Van Tamelen
|
CBS
|
| Montserrat
|
Jan Scott
|
PBS
|
| The Price (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
John Clements
|
NBC
|
| Vanished
|
John J. Lloyd, Ruby R. Levitt
|
1972
[19]
|
| The Scarecrow
|
Jan Scott
|
PBS
|
| Look Homeward, Angel (CBS Playhouse)
|
Ben Edwards
|
CBS
|
| Mission: Impossible
|
Lucien M. Hafley, Gibson Holley
|
| The Snow Goose (Hallmark Hall of Fame)
|
Stanley Morris
|
NBC
|
1973
[20]
|
| Much Ado About Nothing
|
Tom John
|
CBS
|
| Another Part of the Forest
|
Jan Scott
|
CBS
|
| Mannix
|
Fred R. Price, Jan M. Van Tamelen
|
| Mission: Impossible
|
Lucien M. Hafley, Gibson Holley
|
| Night of Terror
|
William Campbell
|
ABC
|
| The Red Pony
|
Robert F. Boyle, James Hulsey, John Kurl
|
NBC
|
1974
[21]
|
| The Lie
|
Jan Scott, Charles Kreiner
|
CBS
|
| The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
|
Michael D. Haller
|
ABC
|
| The Execution of Private Slovik
|
Walter H. Tyler, Richard Friedman
|
NBC
|
Outstanding Art Direction for a Dramatic Special
