'Black Panther' took home the top honor and the most awards of any one film at the 19th annual ceremony, while 'Stranger Things' and 'Westworld' won big in the television category.

Black Panther took home the top honor and the most awards of any one film at the 19th annual Golden Trailer Awards, which celebraties the best in film and television marketing, on Thursday night. The film's best of Show award winner, "Crown" from Create, also won best action trailer during the ceremony. Black Panther additionally racked up wins for best action TV spot (AV Squad's "Entourage") and best music TV spot (Tiny Hero's "Women of Wakanda") as well.

Big winners in television at the ceremony, held at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel in downtown L.A., included the second seasons of Stranger Things and Westworld, which took home best fantasy adventure, best music and best sound editing for a television series and best drama, best original score and best trailer for a television series, respectively. In the video game category, Call of Duty: WWII earned the most statuettes with three wins.

The big winners of the night were Netflix, Fox (including FX and Fox Searchlight) and Warner Bros. (with HBO and New Line Cinema under its umbrella), with 13 trophies collected by each. Trailer Park earned the highest number of statuettes for a trailer vendor — nine — while Mark Woollen & Associates and Buddha Jones earned seven each.

The awards, founded in 1999, honor 108 categories of marketing, though only 17 were publicly honored on Thursday night. Hosted by Late Night Whenever Podcast's Michelle Buteau, the awards welcomed some 1,000 entertainment professionals and movie fans to celebrate exellence in film marketing.

“It was another amazing year for marketers and for moviegoers who love trailers,” the awards' co-founder Evelyn Watters said in a statement. “Congratulations go out to all of this year’s honorees, but especially to the teams at Create, Disney, Marvel, Netflix, Fox, Warner Bros., Trailer Park, Mark Woollen & Associates and Buddha Jones, who created the most impactful and memorable trailers and marketing materials of the year. The judges couldn’t have been more wowed by their ingenuity and outstanding work.”

See a selection of the winners below. To view the full list, and some of the winning trailers, visit the Golden Trailer website.

• Best of Show

  

  WINNER Black Panther, “Crown,” Walt Disney Studios, Create Advertising Group

• Best Action

  WINNER Black Panther, “Crown,” Walt Disney Studios, Create Advertising Group

  Kingsman: The Golden Circle, “Team,” 20th Century Fox, Create Advertising Group

  Tomb Raider, “Survivor,” Warner Bros., Ant Farm

  Avengers: Infinity War, “Millions,” Disney/Marvel, MOCEAN

  Rampage, "Battle," Warner Bros., Aspect

• Best Animation/Family

  WINNER Isle of Dogs, “Domestic Trailer #1,” Fox Searchlight, Giaronomo Productions

  The Nutcracker and The Four Realms, "Clara,” Walt Disney Pictures, TRANSIT

  Peter Rabbit, “Home,” Sony Pictures, Create Advertising Group

  Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2, “Wired Refresh,” Disney/Pixar, MOCEAN

  Despicable Me 3, “Mojo,” Universal Pictures, Workshop Creative
• Best Comedy

  WINNER Lady Bird, “Domestic Trailer #1,” A24 Films, Giaronomo Productions

  Game Night, “Welcome,” New Line Cinema, MOCEAN

  Uncle Drew, “Uncle Drew,” Lionsgate, Seismic Productions

  Sorry to Bother You, “Voice,” Annapurna Pictures, Trailer Park, Inc.

  Gringo, “Friendly,” Amazon, GrandSon

• Best Documentary

  WINNER Won't You Be My Neighbor, “Trailer,” Focus Features, Mark Woollen & Associates

  The China Hustle, “Trailer,” Magnolia, Zealot

  City of Ghosts, “Promise,” Amazon Studios, MOCEAN

  Icarus, “Distance,” Netflix, GrandSon

  Three Identical Strangers, “Reunited,” Neon, Zealot

• Best Drama

  WINNER The Shape of Water, “Escape,” Fox Searchlight Pictures, MOCEAN

  All the Money in the World, “Power,” Sony Pictures, Project X|AV

  Darkest Hour, “Trailer,” Focus Features, Mark Woollen & Associates

  Megan Leavey, “Mission,” Bleecker Street, Open Road

  Chappaquiddick, “Conspiracy,” Entertainment Studios, MOCEAN
• Best Fantasy Adventure

  WINNER Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, “Expelliarmus,” Warner Bros., Jax

  Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, “New World,” Sony, TRANSIT

  Thor: Ragnarok, “New Journey,” Disney/Marvel, MOCEAN

  Star Wars: The Last Jedi, "Rebellion Reborn DCM Trailer,” Walt Disney Studios / Lucasfilm, Tiny Hero

  Solo: A Star Wars Story, “Something,” Disney, Disney In-house

• Best Horror

  WINNER A Quiet Place, “A Quiet Place | Teaser – Listen,” Paramount, Ignition

  Insidious: The Last Key, “Family,” Universal Pictures, Buddha Jones

  Mother!, “Puzzle,” Paramount Pictures, Buddha Jones

  A Quiet Place, “A Quiet Place,” Paramount, AV Squad

  Hereditary, “Hereditary,” A24, AV Squad

• Best Independent Trailer

  WINNER I, Tonya, “Haters,” Neon, Zealot

  The Florida Project, “Trailer,” A24, Mark Woollen & Associates

  Thoroughbreds, “Red Band Trailer,” Focus Features, Motive

  The Shape of Water, “Connection,” Fox Searchlight Pictures, MOCEAN

  Under the Silver Lake, “Trailer 1,” A24, Motive
• Best Music

  WINNER Baby Driver, “Tekillyah,” Sony Pictures Entertainment, Trailer Park, Inc.

  The Greatest Showman, “Imagination,” 20th Century Fox, Wild Card

  All the Money in the World, “True Story,” Sony Pictures, Project X|AV

  Ocean's 8, “7 People,” Warner Bros. Pictures, Trailer Park, Inc.

  Pacific Rim: Uprising, “Untouchable,” Universal Pictures, Inside Job

• Best Summer Blockbuster Trailer

  WINNER Incredibles 2, “Illegal,” Disney, Trailer Park, Inc.

  Ocean's 8, “7 People,” Warner Bros., Trailer Park, Inc.

  Mission: Impossible – Fallout, “CHOICE,” Paramount Pictures, Ant Farm

  Deadpool 2, “Comeback,” 20th Century Fox, MOCEAN

  Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, “Kingdom,” Universal Pictures, Inside Job

• Best Teaser

  WINNER Deadpool 2, “Cable Red,” 20th Century Fox, MOCEAN

  Murder on the Orient Express, “Suspect,” 20th Century Fox, Wild Card

  Red Sparrow, “Program,” 20th Century Fox, Wild Card

  Mortal Engines, “London,” Universal Pictures, Inside Job

  Avengers: Infinity War, “Balance,” Disney/Marvel, MOCEAN
• Best Thriller

  WINNER Unsane, “Believe,” Bleecker Street, Buddha Jones

  Annihilation, “Mission,” Paramount Pictures, Buddha Jones

  The Commuter, “The Commuter,” Lionsgate, AV Squad

  It Comes at Night, “It Comes at Night,” A24, AV Squad

  Sicario: Day of the Soldado, “Win,” Sony Pictures Entertainment, MOCEAN

• Best Video Game Trailer

  WINNER Call of Duty: WWII, “Call of Duty: WWII – Reveal Trailer,” Activision, gnet

  Assassin's Creed: Origins, “Order of the Ancients,” Ubisoft, Sunny Side Up Creative

  Assassin's Creed: Origins, “Legend,” Ubisoft, Buddha Jones

  Far Cry 5, “Story Trailer,” Ubisoft, Buddha Jones

  Outlast Series Switch Trailer, “Outlast Series Trailer for the Nintendo Switch,” Red Barrels, Altar Creative

• Golden Fleece

  WINNER The Meg, “Carnage,” Warner Bros., Trailer Park, Inc.

  Proud Mary, “Rolling, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Trailer Park, Inc.

  Flatliners, “Relax,” Sony Pictures & Columbia Pictures, Buddha Jones

  Death Wish, “Reaper,” Annapurna Pictures, Create Advertising Group

  The Snowman, “Domestic Trailer #1,” Universal Studios, Giaronomo Productions
• Most Original Trailer

  WINNER Deadpool 2, “Paintings - Bob Ross Trailer,” 20th Century Fox, MOCEAN/Big Picture

  Thoroughbreds, “Red Band Trailer,” Focus Features, Motive

  Baby Driver, “Tekillyah,” Sony Pictures Entertainment, Trailer Park, Inc.

  Hereditary, “Hereditary,” A24, AV Squad

  Patti Cake$, “PATTI CAKE$ Lyric Video,” Fox Searchlight Pictures, Studio Cadre & Ruff Mercy

• Best Action (For a Series)

  WINNER Narcos: S3 "Cocaine, Inc.," Netflix, TRANSIT

• Best Animation/Family (For a Series)

  WINNER Bojack Horseman S4 "Missing," Netflix, Aspect
• Best Comedy (For a Series)

  WINNER GLOW "Become," Netflix, Buddha Jones

• Best Documentary/Reality (For a Series)

  WINNER One Strange Rock, National Geographic, Agency: 2C Creative, 2C Creative

• Best Drama (For a Series)

  WINNER Westworld Season 2 "Locked Inside," HBO, Jax
• Best Fantasy Adventure (For a Series)

  WINNER Stranger Things Season 2 "Darkness," Netflix, Trailer Park

• Best Horror/Thriller (For a Series)

  WINNER Rellik "What You Deserve," Cinemax, Buddha Jones

• Best Music (For a Series)

  WINNER Stranger Things Season 2 "Darkness," Netflix, Trailer Park
• Most Original (For a Series)

  WINNER American Vandal "Conspiracy," Netflix, Zealot