29th Annual Artios Awards Winners: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, HOUSE OF CARDS, HOMELAND

The Casting Society of America hosted the 29th Annual Artios Awards, which recognize the year's top casting directors, at simultaneous dinner ceremonies at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills and at the XL Nightclub, Cabaret & Lounge in New York on Monday night.

Check out a full list of Artios winners follows below:

Daytime Drama Series: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, Judy Blye Wilson
Television Pilot Comedy: THE MINDY PROJECT, Felicia Fasano
Television Pilot Drama: HOUSE OF CARDS, Laray Mayfield
Television Series Comedy: GIRLS, Jennifer Euston
Television Series Drama: HOMELAND, Judy Henderson, Lisa Mae Fincannon (Location Casting), Craig Fincannon (Location Casting)
Television Movie or Miniseries: Behind the Candelabra, Carmen Cuba, Wittney Horton (Associate)
Children’s Series: iCarly, Krisha Bullock, Jennifer K.M. Treadwell (Associate)
Television Animation: FAMILY GUY, Linda Lamontagne

Big Budget Feature – Comedy: “Silver Linings Playbook,” Mary Vernieu, Lindsay Graham, Diane Heery (Location Casting), Jason Loftus (Location Casting)
Big Budget Feature – Drama: “Argo,” Lora Kennedy
Feature – Studio or Independent – Comedy: “Moonrise Kingdom,” Douglas Aibel, Henry Russell Bergstein (Associate)
Feature – Studio or Independent – Drama: “Mud,” Francine Maisler, Diana Guthrie (Location Casting)
Low Budget Feature – Comedy or Drama: “The Sessions,” Ronnie Yeskel
Animation Feature: “Wreck-It Ralph,” Jamie Sparer Roberts
Short Film: “The Learning Curve,” Kendra Patterson

New York Broadway Theatre – Comedy: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, Daniel Swee
New York Broadway Theatre – Drama: Golden Boy, Daniel Swee
New York Broadway Theatre – Musical: Kinky Boots, Bernard Telsey, Justin Huff
New York Theatre – Comedy or Musical: The Madrid, David Caparelliotis
New York Theatre – Drama: If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet, Jim Carnahan
Regional Theatre East: The Glass Menagerie, Jim Carnahan, Stephen Kopel
Regional Theatre West: Pygmalion, David Caparelliotis
Los Angeles Theatre: Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Joanne DeNaut, Andy Crocker (Associate)
Special Theatrical Performance East: Carousel, Jay Binder, Jack Bowdan
Special Theatrical Performance West: The Book of Mormon, Carrie Gardner

Nina Tassler

Nina Tassler, formerly of Lorimar Productions and Warner Bros. and now the president of CBS Entertainment, was presented with the Career Achievement Award by Marg Helgenberger, who recently left the CBS show CSI after "12 of the happiest years of my life," which she said she owed to Tassler.

Michael J. Fox was presented with the CSA's New York Apple Award.

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