Vancouver’s Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg have won an Emmy for best directing in a comedy series for their work on “The Studio.”
The longtime collaborators co-created, co-write and co-produce the Apple TV Plus cringe comedy.
Rogen stars as the frazzled boss of a struggling Hollywood studio, juggling corporate pressures with his dream of making genuinely good movies.
Rogen won the Emmy for best lead actor in a comedy for “The Studio” earlier in the evening.
This year “The Studio” matched the record for a comedy with 23 nominations and already picked up nine Emmys at last weekend’s Creative Arts ceremony.
Rogen and Goldberg have worked together since their teenage years in Vancouver, building a decades-long partnership that’s produced many irreverent comedies, including 2007’s “Superbad” and 2016’s “Sausage Party.”
The duo previously scored Emmy nominations as executive producers for “Pam & Tommy” in 2022 in the limited series category, and for “The Boys” in 2021 for best drama series.
The 77th Emmy Awards are being broadcast live from Los Angeles on CTV2.
