Jamie Lee Curtis, Filmmaker Skip Chaisson and Disney’s Frank Chiocchi Tapped for Clio Entertainment Honors (Exclusive)
Jamie Lee Curtis, filmmaker Skip Chaisson and Disney marketing executive Frank Chiocchi will receive honours at the 2026 Clio Entertainment Awards in Los Angeles. Their awards recognise contributions to acting and film culture, trailer storytelling, and entertainment marketing.
Curtis will receive the Honorary Clio for a five-decade career, including an Oscar for Everything Everywhere All at Once and an Emmy for The Bear. Chaisson, whose campaigns include Titanic, Gladiator, Gravity and F1, will receive the Trailblazer Award; Chiocchi, who helped shape campaigns at Universal and Disney and created Disney’s in-house agency The Hive, will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award. Comedian Cat Cohen will host the 19 November ceremony at the Dolby Theatre, where this year’s Grand Clio and Of the Year winners will also be announced.
In short
- Jamie Lee Curtis, Skip Chaisson and Frank Chiocchi will be honoured.
- Curtis receives the Honorary Clio for her five-decade career.
- The awards ceremony is set for 19 November in Los Angeles.
Explained simply
The Clio Entertainment Awards recognise work in film, television and other entertainment, including acting, marketing and the promotion of films and programmes. Their honours cover several parts of the industry, from performances on screen to the campaigns that help audiences discover a title.
Jamie Lee Curtis is an actor whose career spans five decades and includes an Oscar and an Emmy. Skip Chaisson has worked on film campaigns, including those for Titanic, Gladiator, Gravity and F1; Frank Chiocchi has led entertainment marketing at Universal and Disney and created Disney’s in-house agency, The Hive.
The awards highlight how entertainment reaches audiences as well as how it is made. Their recipients come from different areas of that work: acting and film culture, trailer campaigns, and studio marketing.