Nominees in the new category for feature animation include 'Coco' and 'Loving Vincent.'

Sci-fi fantasy Blade Runner 2049, WWII drama Dunkirk and Cold War fairy tale The Shape of Water are among the nominees for the Art Directors Guild's Excellence in Production Design Awards, which will be handed out Jan. 27 at the Ray Dolby Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland.

For the ADG awards, live action features are divided into three categories: period, fantasy and contemporary.

In the category for a period film, Dunkirk was nominated alongside Darkest Hour, Murder on the Orient Express, The Post and The Shape of Water. The nominees in the fantasy category are Beauty and the Beast, Blade Runner 2049, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, War for the Planet of the Apes and Wonder Woman. And the contenders for the award for a contemporary film are Downsizing, Get Out, Lady Bird, Logan and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Sarah Greenwood is a double nominee, in the period film category for Darkest Hour and in the fantasy category, for Beauty and the Beast.

Over the past five years, the winner of the ADG's period film category went on to win the Oscar in production design twice, in 2013 for The Great Gatsby and in 2014 for The Grand Budapest Hotel. The production design Oscar went to the winner of the fantasy category, Mad Max: Fury Road, in 2015. And last year, La La Land picked up the ADG award in the category for a contemporary film on the way to winning the Oscar for production design.

This year for the first time, ADG will present an award for feature animation. The nominees are Cars 3, Coco, Despicable Me 3, The Lego Batman Movie and Loving Vincent.

Underscoring its move to recognize animation, ADG is also presenting its William Cameron Menzies Award to  Ron Clements and John Musker, directors of Disney animated films such as The Little Mermaid and most recently, Moana.

Also during the ceremony, Norm Newberry, John Moffitt, James J. Murakami and Martin Kline will receive Lifetime Achievement Awards; Kathleen Kennedy will be honored with the Cinematic Imagery Award; and Matthew Loeb will get the Leadership Award.

• Period Film

  Feature Film

  

  Darkest Hour
  Production Designer: Sarah Greenwood

  Dunkirk
  Production Designer: Nathan Crowley

  Murder on the Orient Express
  Production Designer: Jim Clay

  The Post
  Production Designer: Rick Carter 

  The Shape of Water
  Production Designer: Paul Denham Austerberry

• Fantasy Film

  Feature Film

  

  Beauty and the Beast
  Production Designer: Sarah Greenwood

  Blade Runner 2049
  Production Designer: Dennis Gassner

  Star Wars: The Last Jedi
  Production Designer: Rick Heinrichs

  War for the Planet of the Apes
  Production Designer: James Chinlund

  Wonder Woman
  Production Designer: Aline Bonetto

• Contemporary Film

  Feature Film

  

  Downsizing
  Production Designer: Stefania Cella

  Get Out
  Production Designer: Rusty Smith

  Lady Bird
  Production Designer: Chris Jones

  Logan
  Production Designer: Francois Audouy

  Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
  Production Designer: Inbal Weinberg
• Animated Film

  Feature Film

  

  Cars 3
  Production Designers: William Cone, Jay Shuster

  Coco
  Production Designer: Harley Jessup

  Despicable Me 3
  Art Director: Olivier Adam

  The Lego Batman Movie
  Production Designer: Grant Freckelton

  Loving Vincent
  Production Designer: Matthew Button

• One-Hour Period or Fantasy Single-Camera Series

  Television

  

  A Series of Unfortunate Events: "The Bad Beginning: Part One," "The Reptile Room: Part One," "The Wide Window: Part One"
  Production Designer: Bo Welch

  The Crown: "A Company of Men," "Beryl," "Dear Mrs. Kennedy"
  Production Designer: Martin Childs

  Game of Thrones: "Dragonstone," "The Queen`s Justice," "Eastwatch"
  Production Designer: Deborah Riley

  Mindhunter: "S1:E1," "S1:E4," "S1:E9"
  Production Designer: Steve Arnold

  Stranger Things: "Chapter Six: The Spy," "Chapter Eight: The Mind Flayer," "Chapter Nine: The Gate"
  Production Designer: Chris Tujillo

• One-Hour Contemporary Single-Camera Series

  Television

  

  American Gods: "The Bone Orchard," "The Secret of Spoons," "Head Full of Snow"
  Production Designer: Patti Podesta

  The Handmaid's Tale: "Pilot, Offred," "Birth Day," "Nolite Te Bastardes Carborundorum" 
  Production Designer: Julie Berghoff

  The Handmaid's Tale: "The Bridge"
  Production Designer: Andrew Stearn

  Mr. Robot: "eps3.0_power-saver-mode.h," "eps3.1_undo.gz," "eps3.2_legacy.so"
  Production Designer: Anastasia White

  Twin Peaks: "Ep. 1: Part 1," "Ep. 8: Part 8," "Ep. 15: Part 15"
  Production Designer: Ruth De Jong
• Television Movie or Limited Series

  Television

  

  American Horror Story: Cult: "Election Night," "Winter of Our Discontent"
  Production Designer: Jeff Mossa

  Big Little Lies: "Somebody`s Dead," "Living the Dream," "You Get What You Need"
  Production Designer: John Paino

  Black Mirror: "USS Callister"
  Production Designer: Joel Collins

  Fargo: "The Narrow Escape Problem," "The Law of Inevitability," "Who Rules the Land of Denial?"
  Production Designer: Elisabeth Williams

  Feud: Bette and Joan: "Pilot," "And the Winner is…," "You Mean All This Time We Could Have Been Friends?"
  Production Designer: Judy Becker

• Half Hour Single-Camera Series

  Television

  

  Future Man: "Pandora's Mailbox," "Beyond The Truffledome," "A Date With Destiny"
  Production Designer: Jessica Kender

  Glow: "Pilot," "The Wrath of Kuntar," "The Dusty Spur"
  Production Designer: Todd Fjelsted

  Master of None: "Le Nozze," "Thanksgiving," "Amarsi Un Po"
  Production Designer: Amy Williams

  Silicon Valley: "Hooli-Con," "Server Error"
  Production Designer: Richard Toyon

  Veep: "Omaha"
  Production Designer: Jim Gloster

• Multi-Camera Series

  Television

  

  9JKL: "Pilot," "Lovers Getaway," "Set Visit"
  Production Designer: Stephan Olson

  The Big Bang Theory: "The Romance Recalibration," "The Separation Agitation," "The Explosion Implosion"
  Production Designer: John Shaffner

  The Ranch: "My Best Friend," "Last Dollar (Fly Away)," "Wrapped Up in You"
  Production Designer: John Shaffner

  Superior Donuts: "Pilot," "Crime Time," "Arthur`s Day Off"
  Production Designer: Stephan Olson

  Will & Grace: "Eleven Years Later," "A Gay Olde Christmas"
  Production Designer: Glenda Rovello
• Short Format: Web Series, Music Video or Commercial

  Television

  

  Apple: "Bulbs"
  Production Designer: James Chinlund

  Chanel: "Gabrielle"
  Production Designer: Shane Valentino

  Katy Perry: "Bon Appetit"
  Production Designer: Natalie Groce

  Nike: "Equality"
  Production Designer: Ruth De Jong

  Star Wars Battlefront II: "Rivalry / PS4"
  Production Designer: Jason Edmonds

• Variety or Competition Series / Awards or Event Special

  Television

  

  Bill Nye Saves the World: "Earth Is A Hot Mess"
  Production Designer: James Pearse Connelly

  Golden Globe Awards: "74th Annual"
  Production Designer: Brian Stonestreet

  Portlandia: "Portland Secedes," "Ants," "Fred`s Cell Phone Company"
  Production Designer: Schuyler Telleen

  Saturday Night Live: "Aziz Ansari + Big Sean," "Alec Baldwin + Ed Sheeran," "Larry David + Miley Cyrus"
  Production Designers: Keith Ian Raywood, Eugene Lee, Akira Yoshimura, N. Joseph DeTullio

  Super Bowl Halftime Show: "Starring Lady Gaga"
  Production Designer: Bruce Rodgers