Apple's Apple TV has secured six nominations at the prestigious American Cinema Editors (ACE) Awards. The nominations recognize the editing work on several projects, including "F1: the Movie," "Severance," "Pluribus," and "Mr. Scorsese." This follows earlier Oscar recognition for "F1" highlighting Apple's growing presence in the film and television industry.

Stephen Mirrione is nominated for Best Edited Feature Film (Drama, Theatrical) for his work on "F1." The ACE Awards, now in their 76th year, celebrate exceptional editing in both film and television. Apple's nominations span various categories, showcasing its commitment to high-quality production. The winners will be announced February 27th.

"Severance" receives multiple nominations, reflecting its critical acclaim. David Bartner is nominated for Best Edited Documentary Series for "Mr. Scorsese." Eric Kissack is nominated for Best Edited Single Camera Comedy Series for "The Promotion." These nominations further solidify Apple's footprint in the industry.

Apple has previously received ACE nominations, winning once in 2024 for "Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie." The company's continued recognition in editing underscores its dedication to quality content. These nominations are a positive sign that Apple's investment in content is paying off, and more awards may be on the way.