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31 Annual NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED 4317 Camden Avenue San Mateo, CA 94403-5007 (650) 341-7786 or (415) 777-0212 Fax: (650) 372-0279 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.emmysf.tv Hold for Release: 7:30 P.M., Thursday, April 18, 2002 31st Annual NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED The 31st Annual Northern California Area EMMY Award Nominations were announced tonight at Martuni's in San Francisco, as well as the Tied House in San Jose, the River City Brewing Co. in Sacramento, the Elbow Room in Fresno, and on the Internet. The EMMY is awarded by The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. San Francisco/Northern California is one of the eighteen chapters awarding local Emmys. Northern California is composed of television and cable stations from Visalia to the Oregon border and includes Hawaii and Reno, Nevada. Entries were aired during the 2001 calender year. This year 537 entries were received in 48 categories. The ballots were tallied by accounting firm of Spalding & Company from San Francisco. Congratulations to KTVU Fox 2 for taking home 32 nominations. Channel 2 was followed by KPIX 5 with 19; KRON4 with 12, and KGO ABC7, KQED 9 and Fox Sports Net with 11 each. The Sacramento leader was KXTV with 10 nominations, followed by KCRA with 9. Ten individuals tied with 4 nominations each. They are: Barton Bishoff (KNTV), Lynn R Friedman (KGO), Jennifer Franklin (Fox Sports Net), Leslie Griffith (KTVU), Mark Ibanez (KTVU), Deanne Moenster (KTVU), Tom Pellack (Fox Sports Net), Steve Shlisky (KTVU), George Watson (KTVU), and Rita Williams (KTVU). The EMMY statues will be handed out at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco on Saturday, May 18th. Tickets for the event are $85, with a $10 discount to Academy members until May 4th, and $95, with a $10 discount to Academy members after May 4th. The event will be hosted by Allen Denton, anchor at NBC-3, and Vicki Liviakis, anchor at KRON 4. The evening starts at 4pm with a no host reception in the Theatre Lobby followed by “EMMY 2002, Your Finest Hour” at 5pm in the Theatre. The party moves to the Exploratorium at 8pm for a buffet dinner and dancing with the band, "Full Motion". For more information, call (650) 341-7786. 1 The complete list of Emmy nominations follows: NEWS BROADCAST - LARGE MARKET KCRA 3 Reports at 5pm KCRA Ed Chapuis, News Director; Katherine Peirce, Producer ABC7 News at 11 KGO Kevin Keeshan, News Director; Stephanie Adrouny, Executive Producer; Krisann Chasarik, Producer; Jonathan Baxter, Director KOVR 13 News @ 10 KOVR Jim Lemon, News Director; Angie Tracy-Sheets, Producer; Paul Joncich, Jennifer Whitney, Anchors; Diana Penna, Health Editor Channel 5 Eyewitness News at 11pm KPIX Dan Rosenheim, News Director KRON-4 News at 6pm KRON Stacy Owen, News Director; Chris Archer, Jessica Roe, Producers The 10 O'Clock News KTVU Andrew Finlayson, News Director; Leslie Griffith, Dennis Richmond, Anchors; Bill Martin, Weather; Mark Ibanez, Sports; Jim Haman, Director News 10 @ 11 KXTV Ron Comings, News Director; Christina Tedesco, Producer; Gloria Moraga, Managing Editor NEWS BROADCAST - SMALL MARKET Noticias 14 Univision KDTV Sandra Thomas, News Director; Alberto Larios, Executive Producer; Juan Carlos Guerrero, Producer KFSN Action News at 6 KFSN Joel Davis, News Director Noticias 21 at 6pm KFTV Isabel Eggert, News Director; Mario Lopez, Producer/Assignment Editor Noticias 48 KSTS Jonathan C. Ruiz, News Director; Monica Mesones, Weather Anchor; Channel 2 News at 5 KTVN Troy McGuire, News Director; Jenny Mercer, Producer DAYTIME NEWSCAST Today About the Bay KNTV Liza Olson, Producer; Brent Cannon, Laura Garcia-Cannon, Anchors Early Edition KPIX Greig Todd, Producer; Michael Bruce, Director; April Cummings, Roberta Gonzales, John Lobertini, Anchors 2 KTVU Morning News KTVU Andrew Finlayson, News Director; Rosemarie Thomas Schwarz, Executive Producer; Melinda Ridgway-Tichelaar, Producer; Rhonda Nourse, Director; Pam Cook, Mark Curtis, Anchors; Rhonda Bentley, Meteorologist; Sal Castaneda, Traffic Reporter; Kim Yonenaka, Field Reporter; Donna Behrens, Writer; Chip Vaughan, ENG Photographer/ Editor; Anne Onate, Editor Mornings on Two KTVU Andrew Finlayson, News Director; Rosemarie Thomas Schwarz, Executive Producer; S. Jeffrey Cardinale, Producer; Alicia Dlugosh, Stephanie Kelmar, Segment Producers; Jeff Green, Director; Tori Campbell, Frank Somerville, Anchors; Rhonda Bentley, Meteorologist; Catherine Ortiz, Editing Supervisor BREAKING NEWS 18 Wheels of Terror KOVR George Franco, Reporter Blimp Crash KTVU Rita Williams, Reporter Karen's Birthday KTVU Rita Williams, Reporter Oakland Fire KTVU Chip Vaughan, Producer/Photographer/Editor CONTINUING COVERAGE In Perspective: Lowell Bergman; CIA/Terrorism; Women of the Taliban KPIX Tim Didion, Producer; Hank Plante, Reporter; Erica Hintergardt, Photographer; Greg Marasso, Editor The Search of Nikolay Soltys: Search for Soltys; The Investigation & Immigrant Fears; A Mother's Plea to Her Son, the Killer KPIX John Lobertini, Producer Energy Crisis Composites: Utilities; ISO; Moss Landing KTVU Tom Vacar, Reporter; Renee Gaumond, Photographer Small Town America: The New Home Front: Oakdale; Williams; Jackson KXTV Jonathan Mumm, Reporter; Bill Carragher, Photographer GENERAL NEWS REPORTING Hit and Run Follow-up KCRA Deirdre Fitzpatrick, Reporter; John Breedlove, Photojournalist Red Light, Green Light KNTV Jonas Tichenor, Reporter; Mark Villarreal, Editor LIGHT NEWS FEATURE Buzz the Dog KCRA Deirdre Fitzpatrick, Reporter Castles Made of Sand KNTV Jennifer Arterburn, Reporter; Barton Bishoff, Photographer Giant Monopoly KNTV Jonas Tichenor, Reporter; Mark Villarreal, Editor Wheels for Arthur KXTV 3 Deborah Hoffman, Reporter; John Larimore, Photographer SERIOUS NEWS FEATURE Air Rage KGO Dan Noyes, Reporter; Lynn R Friedman, Editor Deathrow Online KGO Ken Miguel, Producer/Writer Secret Next Door KGO Dan Noyes, Reporter; Lynn R Friedman, Editor Mean Streets KTVU Ken Wayne, Reporter; Peter Kane, Editor The Victim: Diane Alexis Whipple KTVU Dina Maria Munsch, Producer/Editor; Rita Williams, Reporter/Writer; Renee Gaumond, Photographer Motel Family KXTV Gloria Moraga, Producer; Marcey Brightwell, Reporter; Scott Waters, Photographer LIGHT NEWS FEATURE-SERIES Postcards from Japan: The Student; Ties that Bind; The Seeker KGMB Jade Moon, Anchor/Reporter Year of the Lion KITV Pamela Young, Reporter Animal Stories KPIX Mary Janczura, Producer/Editor; Bill Schechner, Reporter/Writer Free 49'er Tix: Parts 1 & 2 KXTV Bryan May, Reporter; Anthony Cisneros, Photographer SERIOUS NEWS FEATURE-SERIES The Ultimate Risk KOVR Diana Penna, Reporter; Stan Pechner, Photographer; Mike Lowry, Editor Arctic Refuge: America's Refuge, America's Oil KPIX Tim Didion, Senior Producer; Molly Kroon, Producer; Kate Kelly, Reporter; Erica Hintergardt, Photographer Inside the Middle East KPIX Peter Saiers, Producer/Reporter; Richard Villaroman, Photographer; Greg Marasso, Editor Shopping Cart Shocker (2 Parts) KRON Linda Yee, Reporter; Dean Kendrick, Photographer; James R. Joy, Editor Under Suspicion KRON Craig Franklin, Producer; Linda Yee, Reporter SPECIALIZED REPORTING Medical MinuXes: Live Colonscopy; Blood Flight; Blood Twin KOLO Terri Russell, Medical Reporter Consumer Reports Composite: No Free Rides; The Diamond Test; Furniture Store Bankruptcy KRON 4 Teri Aitkins, Abby Sterling, Producers; Emerald Yeh, Reporter; Stan Drury, Photographer Consumer Reports: Starving Student Movers; Hot Trucks; Airport Alarms KRON Abby Sterling, Producer; Joe Ducey, Reporter; Stan Drury, Photographer My 20th Century Composite: Amelia Earhart; Free Speech Movement; Snow Soldiers KTVU Leslie Donaldson, Producer; Bob MacKenzie, Reporter; Ron Acker, Editor My 20th Century Composite: Oakland Firestorm; San Francisco Sewers; Year Ender KTVU Don McCuaig, Producer; George Watson, Reporter; Doug Louie, Steve Shlisky, Editors The Legal Edge KTXL Michel James Bryant, Exec. Producer/ Host; Hugh McChord, Producer/Director DOCUMENTARY Journey of Honor KHET Stuart Yamane, Executive Producer/Director Bay Window: The Celebrity and the City KQED/Talbot Productions Rachel Raney, Stephen Talbot, Producers Uncommon Courage: Patriotism and Civil Liberties KVIE/Bridge Media, Inc. gayle k.. yamada, Producer/Director; Richard J. Enos, Supervising Videographer; Dan Friedman, Editor; Dan Kuramoto, Composer INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING Lesson in Greed KGO Dan Noyes, Reporter Airport Insecurity KRON Robbi Peele, Producer; James R. Joy, Editor SPORTS SEGMENT Arthur Lee: Stranger in a Strange Land Fox Sports Net J. D. Pruess, Reporter/ Videographer/Editor Chris Webber Historical Collection KCRA Chris Lango, Producer; Ron Hyde, Sports Director; Paul Westbrook, Photographer/Editor Tackle Me Softly KOVR Martin Khodabakhshian, Producer; Paul Joncich, Writer USF Football 1951 KTVU Don McCuaig, Producer; George Watson, Writer; Doug Louie, Editor SPORTS PROGRAM Juego de Pelota ("Play Ball") Fox Sports Net Ted Griggs, Executive Producer; J. D. Pruess, Producer/Reporter/ Editor; Abraham Mendoza, Photographer; Jack Pavelick, Editor 5 The Road to Gold KNTV Dana Nachman, Producer; Allen Denton, Terilyn Joe, Raj Mathai, Anchors; Craig Fierro, Writer; Barton Bishoff, Creative Director 49ers Playbook KTVU Phil Arnone, Executive Producer; Pete Lupetti, Producer; Jim Haman, Director; Joe Fonzi, Mark Ibanez, Fred Inglis, Ronnie Lott, Talent The Road to 73 KTVU Phil Arnone, Executive Producer; Pete Lupetti, Producer; Joe Fonzi, Mark Ibanez, Fred Inglis, Talent; Steele Douglas, Photographer A Race for the Soul KVIE Brian Harder, Producer SPORTS
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