emmys 2010

Neil Patrick Harris and Betty White headlined the winners list at last night's Creative Arts Emmys ceremony. HBO walked away with a leading 17 awards, including Outstanding Casting and Oustanding Art Direction for its miniseries, 'The Pacific.'

The Creative Arts Emmys are a prelude to the Aug. 29 Primetime Emmys telecast and primarily honor technical achievements.

White and Harris won for guest acting in comedies ('Saturday Night Live' and 'Glee,' respectively). Their counterparts in drama series were John Lithgow for 'Dexter' and Ann-Margret for 'Law & Order: SVU.'

The reality show host category, which had been moved this year from the regular telecast, was won for a third time by Jeff Probst of 'Survivor.'

Other notable winners included:

- 'Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution,' for Best Reality Program

- 'Mad Men' and 'Modern Family,' for Best Casting in Drama and Comedy

- Mia Michaels, for outstanding choreography on the 'Gravity/Addiction,' 'Koop Island Blues,' and 'One' routines on 'So You Think You Can Dance'