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The 54Th Annual New York Emmy® Award Nominations THE NEW YORK CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS AND SCIENCES ANNOUNCES RESULTS OF THE 56th ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY® AWARDS New York, NY, April 14, 2013 – WNBC-TV was the big winner tonight at the 56th Annual New York Emmy® Awards which took place at the Marriott Marquis’ Broadway Ballroom. Following WNBC-TV with 21 Awards was MSG Network, which won 16 New York Emmy® Awards. WNBC-TV’s Empire State Shooting – 11pm News took home the Emmy® for best “Evening Newscast (Under 35 Minutes)” for its August 24, 2012 broadcast. WNBC-TV took home the Emmy® for best “Evening Newscast (Over 35 minutes)” for its Occupy Wall Street: Taking Back Zuccotti Park – 5PM News. The 2013 Governors’ Award was presented to Thirteen for its significant contributions to our region and its commitment to creating and broadcasting educational and inspiring programming that has touched the hearts of viewers for the past 50 years. Presenting the award was Dick Cavett, the Emmy® Award-winning TV host of The Dick Cavett Show airing on PBS from 1977- 1982. The numerical breakdown of winners, as compiled by the independent accountancy firm of Lutz and Carr, LLP, is as follows: Total Number of Winning Entries WNBC-TV 21 WGRZ-TV 2 MSG Network 16 FiOS 1 1 WPIX-TV 9 Jets Television Network 1 YES Network 7 MSG Plus 1 (MLB Productions for YES Network - 1) News 12 New Jersey 1 WXTV Univision 41 6 NJTV 1 News 12 Long Island 5 NY1 Noticias 1 WABC-TV 5 WCBS-TV 1 SNY 4 WCNY-TV 1 MSG Varsity 3 WLIW21 1 NJ.com/The Star-Ledger 3 WMHT-TV 1 WNJU Telemundo 47 3 www.7online.com 1 WNYW FOX 5 3 www.CollegeInsider.com 1 WXXI-TV 3 www.MSG.com 1 BARD Entertainment 2 www.NYDailyNews.com 1 CUNY-TV 2 www.Newsday.com 1 News 12 Connecticut 2 www.NYPost.com 1 News 12 Westchester 2 Attached is the complete list of winners for the event. The New York Emmy® Awards will be broadcast on CUNY-TV Channel 75 on Sunday, April 28th at 9pm. Encore presentation will air Sunday, May 5th at 1pm. For additional information, visit www.nyemmys.org. The New York Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, founded in 1955, is the preeminent membership organization serving all media professionals in the television industry, offering career enhancing events and networking opportunities. NY NATAS fosters creativity and inspires artistic and technical excellence through the renowned Emmy® Award, the most prestigious honor and most coveted peer-recognition symbol of distinction in television. ### CONTACT: Jacqueline Gonzalez, Executive Director The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, New York Chapter Phone: 212-459-3630 ext. 203. Email: [email protected] The 2013 New York Emmy® Awards Winners MORNING NEWSCAST 9/11 Tenth Year Anniversary. September 9, 2011. (WXTV Univision 41). Alexa Rodriguez, Producer; Merijoel Duran, Anchor; Jose Arturo Lopez, Senior Producer; Rolman Vergara, Sandra O’Neill, Reporters; Ileana Riveros, Associate Producer; Nelson Oropresa Jr, Audio; Julio Franklin Reinozo, Graphic Artist; Manuel Alejandro Alcala, Photographer/Editor; Johann LUzcando, ENG/EFP. DAYTIME NEWSCAST Pathmark Shooting - Noon Broadcast. August 31, 2012. (WNBC-TV). Susan Sullivan, News Director; Robert Sancho, Assignment Editor; Ryan Fisher, Producer; Kori Lynch, Hilary Weissman, Content Producers; Patricia Battle, Reporter/Anchor; Katherine Creag, News Reporter; Brynn Gingras, Reporter; Neil Astrow, Joshua Niemi, Photographers; David Hiller, Videojournalist; David Hatcher, Executive Producer; Takena Russell, Content Desk Editor; Tom Llamas, Anchor; Dan Slade, Broadcast Media Manager; Ofir Barnea, Director. EVENING NEWSCAST: UNDER 35 MINUTES Empire State Shooting - 11p News. August 24, 2012. (WNBC-TV). Susan Sullivan, News Director; Shiba Russell, Anchor; Pei-Sze Cheng, Katy Tur, Reporters; Osvaldo Martinez, Assistant News Director; Keith Brockmeyer, Producer; Alex Presha, Content Producer. EVENING NEWSCAST: OVER 35 MINUTES Occupy Wall Street: Taking Back Zuccotti Park - 5 PM News. November 15, 2011. (WNBC-TV). Susan Sullivan, News Director; Frank Salamone, Assignment Manager; Shiba Russell, Tom Llamas, Anchors; Osvaldo Martinez, Executive Producer; Angela Grande, Sarah Miller, Producers; Hilary Weissman, Content Producer; Michael Horowicz, Managing Editor. GENERAL ASSIGNMENT The Trip Continues. May 18, 2012. (WNBC-TV). Michael DelGiudice, Photographer/Editor; Andrew Siff, Reporter. BREAKING NEWS STORY Shooting Near The Empire State Building. August 24, 2012. (WNBC-TV). Susan Sullivan, News Director; Robert Sancho, Assignment Editor; Kevin Ford, Director; Michael Gargiulo, Anchor; Ryan Fisher, Jacquelyn Marrero, Producers; Joshua Niemi, Keith Feldman, Photographers; Richard Carlo; Technical Director; Marc Santia, Katherine Creag, Katy Tur, Reporters; Osvaldo Martinez, Assistant News Director; Keith Brockmeyer; David Hatcher, Executive Producer; Hilary Weissman, Alex Presha, Jennifer Millman, Content Producers; Takena Russell, Content Desk Editor; Katie Honan, Social Media Editor; Melanie Lefkowitz, Web Editor; Rhonesha Byng, Field Producer; Shiba Russell, Anchor; Richard J Traks, Cameraman; Philip Herendeen, Video Engineer; Jose L. Martinez, Signal Acquisition Engineer. SPOT NEWS STORY Occupy Wall Street Erupts. October 5, 2011. (WABC-TV). Jeff Pegues, Reporter; David Alter, Producer; Peter J. Cinnante, Photographer; Calvin B. De Mond, Editor. CONTINUING COVERAGE Taco Mayor Scandal. January 24, 2012. (WPIX-TV). Mario Diaz, Reporter; Victor Lopez, Photographer. INVESTIGATIVE: SINGLE STORY 41 Counterfeit Goods. February 24, 2012. (WXTV Univision 41). Berenice Gartner, Reporter. INVESTIGATIVE: SERIES Mace In Your Face? May 7, 2012. (WABC-TV). Sarah Wallace, Reporter. 2 The 2013 New York Emmy® Awards Winners HARD NEWS: SINGLE STORY Survivors' Story. September 11, 2011. (WNBC-TV). Michael DelGiudice, Photographer/Editor; Tom Llamas, Reporter. HARD NEWS: SERIES Bodega Pharmacies. October 27, 2011. (WNJU Telemundo 47). Endy Rodriguez, Executive Producer; Cristian DeMarco, Producer; Nancy Ruiz, Editor; Emanuel Parais, Oel Alonso, Cameramen; Maria Araiz-Perez, Reporter. FEATURE NEWS: SINGLE STORY Wil Power. February 4, 2012. (WNBC-TV). Michael DelGiudice, Photographer/Editor, Andrew Siff, Reporter. FEATURE NEWS: SERIES 9/11 Rebuilding The Pride. September 11, 2011. (WXTV Univision 41). Mariela Salgado, Reporter; Raymond Gonzalez, Producer. NEWS SPECIAL 9/11 We Remember. September 10, 2011. (WNBC-TV). Chuck Scarborough, Host; Leland Elliott, Producer; Michael DelGiudice, Photographer/Editor; Pei-Sze Cheng, Shiba Russell, Tom Llamas, Melissa Russo, Reporters; Jeff Richardson, Photojournalist; Enez Paganuzzi, Planning Manager/Assignment Desk; David DiPuma, Editors; Kari Patey, Executive Producer; Ralph Patterson, Cameraman/Technical Supervisor, Hilary Weissman, Content Producer. COMMUNITY SERVICE Tunnel to Towers Memorial Run. September 28, 2011. (WCBS-TV). Chris Wragge, Dana Tyler, Anchors; Todd Ehrlich, Eric Berlin, Producers; Franca Braatz, Executive Producer; Leslie Boone, Video Editor. JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE Andre Malok. November 18, 2011. (NJ.com/The Star-Ledger). INTERACTIVITY Enduring Memories of Sept. 11. September 9, 2011. (NJ.com/The Star-Ledger). Seth Siditsky, Editor/Producer; Bumper DeJesus, Editor; George Frederick, Producer/Designer; Adya Beasley, Videographer/Editor, Jennifer Brown, Videographer. ARTS: NEWS Laubin's Legacy. August 21, 2012. (News 12 Westchester). Douglas Pawlikowski, Photographer/Editor; Henry Naccari, Producer. ARTS: PROGRAM FEATURE/SEGMENT Nueva York: Fernando Pérez. April 5, 2012. (CUNY-TV). Robert Isaacson, Jerry W. Carlson, Senior Producers; Jay Hershenson, Executive Producer; Dr. Hugo Morales, General Consultant; Diana Vargas, Producer; Carmen Vidal, Producer/Editor. ARTS: PROGRAM/SPECIAL Treasures of New York: Art Underground. June 27, 2012. (WLIW21). Kevin Alexander, Producer; David Horn, Diane Masciale, Executive Producers; John Servidio, Executive in Charge. 3 The 2013 New York Emmy® Awards Winners 4 The 2013 New York Emmy® Awards Winners ENTERTAINMENT: NEWS Buffalo's Beatles Blunder. February 5, 2012. (WGRZ-TV). Scott Brown, Reporter/Writer; Andy DeSantis, Shot/Edited Story. ENTERTAINMENT: PROGRAM FEATURE/SEGMENT Restaurant Hunter: Hot N' Spicy. February 2, 2012. (FiOS 1). Phil Corsentino, News Director; Rob Petrone, Host/Producer; Kevin Vesey, Photographer; Amy Nyikos, Graphics; Jared Hart, Editor. ENTERTAINMENT: PROGRAM/SPECIAL Rockette Summer Intensive - Show 2. April 15, 2012. (MSG Varsity). Marty Ehrlich, Theresa Chillianis, Michael Lardner, Mark Skilton, Executive Producers; Kristin Dolan, Creator; Scott Roberts, Josh Oshinsky, Producers. HISTORICAL/CULTURAL: NEWS Legacy Letters. September 11, 2011. (WABC-TV). Jamie Mitchell, Editor/Co-Producer; Kim Dillon, Executive Producer; John Antalek, Segment Producer; Robert Cantwell, Photographer. HISTORICAL/CULTURAL: PROGRAM FEATURE/SEGMENT Journey of Remembrance Series. May 24, 2012. (News 12 Long Island). Jill Wagner, Reporter; David Leibowitz, Photographer/Editor; Valerie Gildea, Editor. HISTORICAL/CULTURAL: PROGRAM/SPECIAL We Witnessed 9/11 Through Their Lenses. September 11, 2011. (www.NYDailyNews.com). Rebecca Davis, Videographer/Producer/Editor. HUMAN INTEREST: NEWS Brain Tumor Teen Birthday Wish. November 16, 2011. (WNJU Telemundo 47). Endy Rodriguez, Executive Producer; Edgar Medina, Cameraman; Luis Alejandro Medina, Reporter. HUMAN INTEREST: PROGRAM FEATURE/SEGMENT Young Motocross Racers Forge Bond. February 1, 2012. (www.Newsday.com). Arnold Miller, Producer; Christopher Ware,
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