This Saturday, Netflix dominated the 2020 Annie Awards, taking home 19 total wins. Keep reading for a complete list of all of this year’s winners.

Best Feature: Klaus, directed by Sergio Pablos

Best Indie Feature: I Lost My Body, directed by Jérémy Clapin 

Best Direction – Feature: Klaus, directed by Sergio Pablos

Best Writing – Feature: I Lost My Body, written by Guillaume Laurant

Best Character Animation – Animated Feature: Klaus, with Sergio Martins as Animation Supervisor

Best Character Design – Feature: Klaus, with Torsten Schrank as Character Designer

Best Production Design – Feature: Klaus, with Szymon Biernaki and Marcin Jakubowski as Production Designers

Best Storyboarding – Feature: Klaus, with Sergio Pablos as Storyboard Artist

Best Editorial – Feature: Klaus, with Pablo García Revert as Editor

Best Music – Feature: I Lost My Body, with Dan Levy as Composer

Best FX for Feature: Frozen 2, with Benjamin Fiske, Alex Moaveni, Jesse Erickson, Dimitre Berberov, and Kee Nam Suong as Visual Effects Artists

Best Character Animation – Live Action: Avengers: Endgame, with Sidney Kombo-Kintombo as Animation Supervisor

Best Voice Acting – Feature: Frozen 2, with Josh Gad as Olaf

Best Special Production: How to Train Your Dragon Homecoming, directed by Tim Johnsen

Best Short Subject: “Uncle Thomas: Accounting for the Days”, directed by Regina Pessoa

Best Commercial: “The Mystical Journey of Jimmy Page’s ‘59”, directed by Adam Foulkes and Alan Smith

Best TV/Media – Preschool: ‘Ask the Storybots’, “Why Do We Have To Recycle?” by JibJab Bros. Studios

Best TV/Media – Children: ‘Disney Mickey Mouse’, “Carried Away” by Disney TV Animation/Disney Channel

Best TV/Media – General Audience: ‘BoJack Horseman’, “The Client”, directed by Amy Winfrey

Best Student Film: “The Fox & The Pigeon”, directed by Michelle Chua

Best FX for TV/Media: ‘Love, Death & Robots’, “The Secret War Blur”, with Viktor Németh, Szabolcs Illés, Ádám Sipos, and Vladimir Zhovna as FX Artists

Best Character Animation – TV/Media: ‘His Dark Materials’, Episode: 8, with Aulo Licinio as Lead Animator

Best Character Design – TV/Media: ‘Carmen Sandiego’,“The Chasing Paper”, with Keiko Murayama as Character Designer

Best Direction – TV/Media: ‘Disney Mickey Mouse’, “For Whom the Booth Tolls” directed by Alonso Ramirez Ramos

Best Music – TV/Media: ‘Love, Death & Robots’, “Sonnie’s Edge”, with Rob Cairns as Composer/Lyricist

Best Production Design – TV/Media: ‘Love, Death & Robots’, “The Witness”, with Alberto Mielgo as Production Designer

Best Storyboarding – TV/Media: ‘Carmen Sandiego’, “Becoming Carmen Sandiego: Part 1”, with Kenny Park as Storyboard Artist

Best Voice Acting – TV/Media: ‘Bob’s Burgers’, “Roamin’ Bob-iday”, with H. Jon Benjamin as Bob

Best Writing – TV/Media: ‘Tuca & Bertie’, “The Jelly Lakes”, written by Shauna McGarry

Best Editorial – TV/Media: ‘Love, Death & Robots’, “Alternate Histories”, with Bo Juhl, Stacy Auckland, and Valerian Zamel as Editors