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Download the Suncoast EMMYS® Digital Program in Pdf Format 2020 SUNCOAST REGIONAL ® Emmy Awards ® The Suncoast Regional EMMY® Award entries are judged against a standard of excellence and not against each other. There may be one recipient, more than one recipient or no recipient in a given category. There may be occasions in which there are nominees and no recipients. It is important to note that the Suncoast Chapter conducts separate and distinct Regional EMMY Awards programs in English and Spanish. This evening we will be recognizing the recipients for both programs. The Suncoast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences 2 Officers Barbara Alfonso President, Trustee Frances Hernandez 1st Vice President, Trustee Craig Stevens 2nd Vice President, Trustee John Mays Trustee Max Wyler Trustee Preston Rudie Regional Vice President – Tampa-St. Petersburg Jeff Schlesser Regional Vice President – Tallahassee Angel Sepulveda Regional Vice President – Orlando-Daytona Beach Mari Carmen Serrano Regional Vice President – Puerto Rico Betsy Behrens Treasurer Karla MacDonald Executive Director and Secretary Devi Panchal Christine Blake Staff Board of Governors Chris Cifatte Adrian Mauceri Alexa Elliott Sheila Oretsky Richard Engelhardt Rocio Ramirez-Pellicer Yamila Garayzar Gina Presson Claudia Keppinger Dennis Scholl Mia Laurenzo Lenny Smith NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES SUNCOAST CHAPTER 3 2020 SUNCOAST REGIONAL ® Emmy Awards Our gratitude and respect go out to Suncoast Chapter Officers, Board of Governors, Committee members, and staff for your hard work and dedication to the success of the Chapter. Art & Design Rules Stacey Panson Karla MacDonald Frances Hernandez Awards Rich Engelhardt Karla MacDonald John Mays Frances Hernandez Barbara Alfonso Betsy Behrens Preston Rudie Mari Carmen Serrano EMMY® Awards Production Adrian Mauceri John Mays Rocio Ramirez-Pellicer Karla MacDonald Stacey Panson Social Media Stacey Panson Emmys on the Road Craig Stevens Student Production Awards/Webinars Chris Cifatte Sarah Serafini Victor Fernandez Legal Mia Laurenzo Sheila Oretsky Gina Presson Omar Delgado Membership Benefits/Networking Events Alexa Elliott Susan Solano Vila Sandra Peebles Angel Sepulveda Dennis Scholl Preston Rudie Mari Carmen Serrano Scholarships Claudia Keppinger Sponsorship Barbara Alfonso Yamila Garayzar Frances Hernandez Reizel Larea-Alvarez Betsy Behrens Frances Hernandez Karla MacDonald Angel Sepulveda Lenny Smith Max Wyler 4 Barbara Alfonso | President NATAS Suncoast Chapter On behalf of the Board of Governors and Officers of the Suncoast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, I would like to WELCOME you to the 44th Annual Suncoast Regional EMMY® Awards Virtual Show. I am so honored to be with all of you tonight. Although this night has always been an opportunity for colleagues near and far to reunite, raise a glass and celebrate each other’s accomplishments. This year brought an unprecedented set of challenges that have converged like no other moment in our lifetime, forcing us to celebrate together – apart. And celebrate we must! This night is for you as we reflect on your accomplishments during a year where you were forced to completely redesign the way you worked to continue to be a trusted and comforting voice serving your communities – covering essential employees and medical professionals in the front lines, as well as bringing to the forefront the stories of families who suffered devastating losses, local business owners and employees’ struggles and organizations providing resources and support to those who needed it most. A year where you had to report from home or report wearing a mask when in public – covering months of social unrest, severe weather and, most recently, a lengthy and eventful presidential election. A year where your passion and commitment to your profession were strengthened and reaffirmed. It is my hope that, despite all of that, you also found an unusual opportunity to perhaps spend more time with your kids and family at home, more time to reconnect with loved ones in new ways and more time to rediscover things you may have forgotten you enjoy. Tonight, we are proud to honor your contributions to our region and our industry. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show! Sincerely, President NATAS Suncoast Chapter I Sr. Director TeleXitos NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES SUNCOAST CHAPTER 5 (in alphabetical order) Chris Cifatti Paul Gamache Laurie Jennings Board of Governor, Suncoast Chapter Sr. News Anchor/Producer President, Laurie Jennings Live News Anchor, WINK-TV, Ft. Myers, FL WVEN Univision Orlando/Tampa, FL Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL Claudia Keppinger Julie Montanaro Lauren Pastrana Scholarship Chair, Suncoast Chapter News Anchor News Anchor Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL WCTV, Tallahassee, FL CBS 4, Miami, FL 6 Sandra Peebles News Anchor/Reporter Univision 23, Miami, FL Joy Purdy Preston Rudie Alan Sealls News Anchor, WJXT-TV Regional VP, Suncoast Chapter, Chief Meteorologist Jacksonville, FL Founder & CEO WPMI-TV, Mobile, AL Catalyst Comm. Group, Tampa, FL Nuria Sebazco Craig Stevens Bill Wood Freelance News Reporter 2nd VP, Suncoast Chapter, Features Reporter Telemundo Puerto Rico News Anchor, WSVN-TV, Miami, FL WGNO-TV, Metairie, LA 7 2020 SUNCOAST REGIONAL ® Emmy Nominees 1. NEWSCAST - MORNING News4JAX at 10pm Jenese Harris, Milton Woolley WJXT-TV, Jacksonville, FL Newscast – Morning – Smaller Markets WAFB 9 News This Morning March 11, 2020 5pm Newscast Farrah Reed, Lauren Westbrook, Matt Williams, Jauné M. Jackson, Romni Williams WDSU-TV, New Orleans, LA Diane Deaton, Johnny Ahysen, Graham Ulkins, Stacee Broden, Liz Koh WAFB-TV, Baton Rouge, LA Action News Jax at 11 Darling Hill, Pascale Head 2. NEWSCAST – DAYTIME WJAX-TV, Jacksonville, FL Action News Jax at 6 Newscast - Daytime - Larger Markets Pascale Head, Natalie Changlin Spectrum News 13: Crew Ready WJAX-TV, Jacksonville, FL John Handiboe, Marlene Mendoza, Zachary Foerstel Spectrum News 13, Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL 51. NEWS PRODUCER Telenoticias 4:00PM Producing Composite Dialma Santiago, Elizabeth Robaina Richard Engelhardt WKAQ-TV, San Juan, PR WPLG-TV, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL Newscast – Daytime – Medium Markets Deadly UPS Truck Chase: News4JAX at 4pm Getting Answers The Day After Kathryn Bonfield, Stacey Readout, Chris Robbins, Richard Engelhardt Corley Peel, Deidre Lang WPLG-TV, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL WJXT-TV, Jacksonville, FL Desolación en el Paraíso Newscast – Daytime – Smaller Markets Walter Soto León, Janet Torro Fantauzzi WKAQ-TV, San Juan, PR WAFB 9 News at Noon Jasmine Ray, Lauren Westbrook WAFB-TV, Baton Rouge, LA 56. WRITER 3. NEWSCAST – EVENING Writer – News Writing Like I Talk: Jeff Butera Composite Newscast – Evening – Larger Markets Jeff Butera WZVN-TV, Ft. Myers-Naples, FL Telenoticias 5:00PM Janet Toro Fantauzzi, Dialma Santiago, Hurricane Dorian: Abaco Aftermath Haimie Carrion, Nydia Morales, Santiago Santos, Michael E. Williams Yadira Delgado, Elizabeth Robaina WPTV, West Palm Beach, FL WKAQ-TV, San Juan, PR It’s Not Nice to Comma Splice Newscast – Evening – Medium Markets Bill Wood News4JAX at 6pm WGNO-TV, New Orleans, LA Kaitlyn Shemenski WJXT-TV, Jacksonville, FL Se nos Mueren las Sirenas/Our Mermaids Are Dying Brailyn Garcia WRMD Telemundo, Tampa-St. Petersburg-Sarasota, FL 8 Surreal South Florida 11. NEWS SPECIAL Daniel Cohen WSVN-TV, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL Telenoticias: Imágenes 2019 Dialma Santiago, Mariette Bosch, Walter Soto León, Story2Share Zugey Lamela, Iván O. López Sean Martinelli WKAQ-TV, San Juan, PR WBBH-TV, Fort Myers-Naples, FL Resumen 2019 Noticentro Writer - Program (Non-News) Ruddy Matta, Erika Martinez Lee, Julio Rivera-Saniel WAPA-TV, San Juan, PR ¿Debería Comprarme un Arma? Miguel Cossío, Adriana Navarro WJAN-TV, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL They Lived: Suncoast Survivors of the Holocaust Hallie Peilet WSNN-TV, Tampa-St. Petersburg-Sarasota, FL Australia Beyond the Fires Jorge Antonio Gonzalez, Vanessa Rodriguez, Gabriel Sanz Los 12 Dias que Cambiaron la Historia Picante Films/Black Hole Enterprises/Trinitus Productions/ Ruddy Matta, Cristian Perez Dream It Foundation, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL WAPA-TV, San Juan, PR Periodismo en Dictadura Ready for Launch: America’s Return to Space Jorge Antonio Gonzalez, Vanessa Rodriguez Marcie Golgoski, Dominique Robinson, Peter Delis, Picante Films/Black Hole Enterprises/Trinitus Productions/ Jacob Wiklund, Michelle Imperato, Jim Payne Dream It Foundation, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL WESH-TV, Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL La Tumba Laid Off, Let Down: Florida’s Unemployment Failures Jorge Martinez Marcie Golgoski, Greg Fox, Timothy Brown, Alpha Entertainment Services, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL Dylan Shue, Jacob Wiklund, Robert Hazen WESH-TV, Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL Mi Hermana Yulma Garcia, Kristy Espinoza Mystery in Ashes Creative Mountain Studio, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL Katie Moore, Derek Waldrip WWL-TV, New Orleans, LA Writer – Short Form (Promos, PSAs, Commercials, Opens, etc.) 4. GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORT Together Again Jonathan Hickey General Assignment Report – Within 24 hours Vela Visuals, Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL One Day I’m Going to Heaven Megan Cruz, Sarita Kichok Riding the Bull WFTV, Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL Gary Yordon The Zachary Group, Tallahassee, FL God’s Work Kiran Chawla, Robert Hollins Que Cada Segundo Cuente WAFB-TV, Baton Rouge, LA Fanny Hoyos WSCV-TV, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES SUNCOAST CHAPTER 9 2020 SUNCOAST REGIONAL ® Emmy Nominees 10. FEATURE NEWS REPORT Alex’s Dragonfly Revolution:
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