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MTV Video Music Award for Best Visual Effects

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Annual music video award
MTV Video Music Award
for Best Visual Effects
Awarded forVisual effects
CountryUnited States
Presented byMTV
First award1984
Final award2024
Currently held bySynapse Virtual Production, Louise Lee,Rich Lee, Metaphysic and Flawless Post – "Houdini" byEminem(2024)
WebsiteVMA website

TheMTV Video Music Award for Best Visual Effects is a craft award given to the artist, the artist's manager, and the visual effects artists and/or visual effects company of the music video. From 1984 to 2006, the award's full name wasBest Special Effects in a Video, and after a brief removal in 2007, its name was shortened toBest Special Effects between 2008 and 2011. In2012, the category acquired its current name.

The biggest winners are directorJim Blashfield, special effects artist Sean Broughton, executive producer Loris Paillier and production company GloriaFX, with two wins each. In terms of nominations, visual effects company Mathematic is the biggest nominee in the category's history (seven nominations). Closely following are GloriaFX and Ingenuity Studios (formerly Ingenuity Engine), each receiving a total of six nominations. Special effects supervisors David Yardley and Fred Raimondi, as well as the companies Pixel Envy (headed by theBrothers Strause) andBUF come in third place, with four nominations apiece.

The performer whose videos have won the most awards isPeter Gabriel, garnering three Moonmen. Meanwhile,Missy Elliott's videos have received the most nominations with six.

No performer has won a Moonman in this category for working on their video's effects. However,David Byrne fromTalking Heads ("Burning Down the House") andAdam Jones fromTool ("Prison Sex") have been nominated for doing such work.

Recipients

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1980s

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YearWinner(s)WorkNomineesRef.
1984Godley & Creme"Rockit"(performed byHerbie Hancock)
[1]
1985Tony Mitchell, Kathy Dougherty and Peter Cohen"Don't Come Around Here No More"(performed byTom Petty and the Heartbreakers)
[2]
1986Michael Patterson and Candace Reckinger"Take On Me"(performed bya-ha)
[3]
1987Peter Lord"Sledgehammer"(performed byPeter Gabriel)
[4]
1988Jim Francis and Dave Barton"Hourglass"(performed bySqueeze)
[5]
1989Jim Blashfield"Leave Me Alone"(performed byMichael Jackson)
[6]

1990s

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YearWinner(s)WorkNomineesRef.
1990Jim Blashfield"Sowing the Seeds of Love"(performed byTears for Fears)
[7]
1991David Faithfull and Ralph Ziman"Falling to Pieces"(performed byFaith No More)
[8]
1992Simon Taylor"Even Better Than the Real Thing"(performed byU2)
[9]
1993Real World Productions andColossal Pictures"Steam"(performed byPeter Gabriel)
[10]
1994Brett Leonard andAngel Studios"Kiss That Frog"(performed byPeter Gabriel)
[11]
1995Fred Raimondi"Love Is Strong"(performed byThe Rolling Stones)
[12]
1996Chris Staves"Tonight, Tonight"(performed byThe Smashing Pumpkins)
[13]
1997Jonathan Glazer and Sean Broughton"Virtual Insanity"(performed byJamiroquai)
[14]
1998Steve Murgatroyd, Dan Williams, Steve Hiam and Anthony Walsham"Frozen"(performed byMadonna)
[15]
1999Sean Broughton, Stuart D. Gordon and Paul Simpson ofDigital Domain"Special"(performed byGarbage)
[16]

2000s

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YearWinner(s)WorkNomineesRef.
2000Glassworks"All Is Full of Love"(performed byBjörk)
[17]
2001Carter White FX, Audio Motion and Clear Post Production"Rock DJ"(performed byRobbie Williams)
[18]
2002Sebastian Fau and Twisted Labs"Fell in Love with a Girl"(performed byThe White Stripes)
[19]
2003Nigel Sarrag"Go with the Flow"(performed byQueens of the Stone Age)
[20]
2004Elad Offer, Chris Eckardt and Money Shots"Hey Ya!"(performed byOutKast)
[21]
2005Passion Pictures"Feel Good Inc."(performed byGorillaz)
[22]
2006Louis Mackall and Tonia Wallander"We Run This"(performed byMissy Elliott)
[23]
2007
2008SoMe andJonas & François"Good Life"(performed byKanye West featuringT-Pain)
[24]
2009Chimney Pot"Paparazzi"(performed byLady Gaga)
[25]

2010s

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YearWinner(s)WorkNomineesRef.
2010Humble and Sam Stephens"Uprising"(performed byMuse)
[26]
2011Jeff Dotson forDot & Effects"E.T."(performed byKaty Perry featuringKanye West)
[27]
2012Deka Brothers and Tony "Truand" Datis"First of the Year (Equinox)"(performed bySkrillex)
[28]
2013Grady Hall, Jonathan Wu and Derek Johnson"Safe and Sound"(performed byCapital Cities)
[29]
20141stAveMachine"The Writing's on the Wall"(performed byOK Go)
[30]
2015Brewer, GloriaFX, Tomash Kuzmytskyi andMax Chyzhevskyy"Where Are U Now"(performed bySkrillex andDiplo featuringJustin Bieber)
[31]
2016Vania Heymann and GloriaFX"Up&Up"(performed byColdplay)
[32]
2017Jonah Hall of Timber"HUMBLE."(performed byKendrick Lamar)
[33]
2018Loris Paillier atBUF Paris"All the Stars"(performed byKendrick Lamar andSZA)
[34]
2019Loris Paillier and Lucas Salton forBUF VFX"Me!"(performed byTaylor Swift featuringBrendon Urie ofPanic! at the Disco)
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2020s

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YearWinner(s)WorkNomineesRef.
2020EIGHTY4 and Mathematic"Physical"(performed byDua Lipa)
[36]
2021Mathematic"Montero (Call Me by Your Name)"(performed byLil Nas X)
  • "All I Know So Far" – Dominique Vidal, Geoffrey Niquet, Annabelle Zoellin and Camille Gibrat (performed byPink)
  • "Build a Bitch" – Andrew Donoho, Denhov Visuals, Denis Strahhov, Rein Jakobson, Vahur Kuusk, Tatjana Pavlik and Yekaterina Vetrova (performed byBella Poarch)
  • "Higher Power" – Mathematic (performed byColdplay)
  • "Tangerine" – YSF Studio Paris (performed byGlass Animals)
  • "You Right" – La Pac, Anthony Lestremau, Julien Missaire, Petr Shkolniy, Alexi Bailla, Micha Sher, Antoine Hache, Mikros MPC, Nicolas Huget, Guillaume Ho Tsong Fang, Benjamin Lenfant, Stephane Pivron, MPC Bangalore, Chanakya Chander, Raju Ganesh and David Rouxel (performed byDoja Cat andThe Weeknd)
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2022Cameo FX"Industry Baby"(performed byLil Nas X andJack Harlow)
[38]
2023Parliament"Anti-Hero"(performed byTaylor Swift)
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2024Synapse Virtual Production, Louise Lee,Rich Lee, Metaphysic and Flawless Post"Houdini"(performed byEminem)
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