What you need to know: Productions filmed in California are raking in the nominations in this year's Emmy bids.

SACRAMENTO- Today, the nominees for the 77thEmmy Awards were announced,with California-based television productions securing at least 104 nominations across all categories. With today's announcement, the Golden State continues to prove that it is the premier place to work, create and tell stories that reach across the world.

Here are the 14 California-based productions that were nominated for an Emmy in a key category(listed in order of total nominations):

1. "The Studio", Apple TV+

Total nominations: 23, including:

• Best Comedy Series
• Seth Rogen, Best Actor in a Comedy Series
• Kathryn Hahn, Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
• Catherine O'Hara, Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
• Ike Barinholtz, Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series

2. "Hacks", HBO Max

Courtesy of HBO Max

Total nominations: 14, including

• Best Comedy Series
• Jean Smart, Best Actress in a Comedy Series
• Hannah Einbinder, Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

3. "The Pitt"*, HBO Max

Courtesy of Warner Bros.

Total nominations: 13, including:

• Best Drama Series
• Noah Wyle, Best Actor in a Drama Series
• Katherine LaNasa, Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

4. "Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story", Netflix

Courtesy of Miles Cris/Netflix

Total nominations: 11, including:

• Best Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
• Cooper Koch, Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
• Chloë Sevigny, Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
• Javier Bardem, Best Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie

5. "RuPaul's Drag Race", MTV

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Total nominations: 8, including

• Best Reality Competition

6. "Shrinking", Apple TV+

Courtesy of Apple TV+

Total nominations: 7, including:

• Best Comedy Series
• Jason Segel, Best Actor in a Comedy Series
• Jessica Williams, Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
• Harrison Ford, Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
• Michael Urie, Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series

7. "Abbott Elementary", ABC

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Total nominations: 6, including

• Best Comedy Series
• Quinta Brunson, Best Actress in a Comedy Series
• Janelle Hames, Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
• Sheryl Lee Ralph, Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

8. "The Oscars", ABC

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Total nominations: 6, including

• Best Variety Special

9. "Paradise"*, Hulu

Courtesy of Ser Baffo/Disney

Total nominations: 4, including

• Best Drama Series
• Sterling K. Brown, Best Actor in a Drama Series
• Julianne Nicholson, Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
• James Marsden, Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

10. "Presumed Innocent"*, Apple TV+

Courtesy of Apple TV+

Total nominations: 4, including

• Jake Gyllenhaal, Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
• Ruth Negga, Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
• Bill Camp, Best Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
• Peter Sarsgaard, Best Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie

11. "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", ABC

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Total nominations: 3, including

• Best Talk Series

12. "Nobody Wants This", Netflix

Courtesy of Stefania Rosini/Netflix

Total nominations: 3, including

• Best Comedy Series
• Kristen Bell, Best Actress in a Comedy Series
• Adam Brody, Best Actor in a Comedy Series

13. "Matlock"*, CBS

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Total nominations: 1

• Kathy Bates, Best Actress in a Drama Series

14. "The Residence"*, Netflix

Courtesy of Erin Simkin/Netflix

Total nominations: 1

• Uzo Aduba, Best Actress in a Comedy Series

The 77th Emmy Awards will take place on September 14th at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles' L.A. Live.

*Denotes inclusion in California's Film and Television Tax Credit Program. For the full list of productions that are a part of the program, see here.

Lights, camera, jobs

Earlier this month, Governor Gavin Newsom joined labor representatives, entertainment leaders and state officials to mark the official expansion of California's Film and Television Tax Credit Program-solidifying the Golden State's status as the global epicenter of film and television production. The move more than doubled the program's annual funding-from $330 million to $750 million-and introduced key updates to keep production, below-the-line jobs, and investment rooted in California.

The expanded program - now one of the largest capped film incentives in the nation - maintains California's competitive edge in the creative economy while continuing to prioritize workforce diversity provisions, more funding for the Career Pathways Training Program, and the nation's first Safety on Production Pilot Program.

The California Film Commission has already integrated the expanded funding and refundable credit mechanism into its immediately upcoming application cycles, the next of which is scheduled for August 25-27, 2025 for independent and non-independent films.