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THE 44Th ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY AWARDS – 2001 WINNERS THE 44th ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY AWARDS – 2001 WINNERS OUTSTANDING SINGLE NEWSCAST (Up to 35 Minutes) Fire In Edgewater. August 30, 2000. Noticiero 47. (WNJU TV 47 Telemundo). Ricardo Alvarez, News Director; Johanna Guerra, Executive Producer; Delines Batlle, Producer; Jorge Ramos, Carmen Dominicci, Anchors. OUTSTANDING SINGLE NEWSCAST (Over 35 Minutes) Diallo Trial Verdict. February 25, 2000. Eyewitness News. (WABC). Bart Feder, News Director; Barbara Johnson, Executive Producer; Jeff Jolton, Producer; Howard Price, Brian McLoughlin, Fred Chieco, Assignment Editors; Diana Williams, Bill Ritter, Anchors. OUTSTANDING SINGLE MORNING NEWS PROGRAM WB 11 Morning News. July 11, 2000. WB 11 Morning News. (WPIX). Michelle Murphy, Jennifer Bray, Producers; Karen Scott, News Director; Wilson Surratt, Executive Producer; Lynne White, John Muller, Linda Church, Lynda Lopez, Anchors. OUTSTANDING COVERAGE OF AN INSTANT BREAKING NEWS STORY Edgewater Fire. August 30, 2000. Channel 2 News. (WCBS). Lou Young, Reporter; Charles Simmons, Cameraperson; Alexis Wackenstein, Assignment Editor. OUTSTANDING COVERAGE OF AN ANTICIPATED NEWS STORY Pre Pope Trip. February 14, 2000 (WNBC). Ralph Penza, Reporter; Dianne Drummey Marino, Producer. OUTSTANDING COVERAGE OF A CONTINUING NEWS STORY Nightmare Dentist. February 25, March 14, April 5, July 26, August 9, 2000. (WPIX). Pamela Chan, Reporter; Susann Brown McGoldrick, Segment Producer; David Tews, Photographer / Editor. OUTSTANDING SINGLE HARD NEWS STORY Autopsy. (WNYW Fox 5). Andrea Day, Reporter. OUTSTANDING SINGLE NEWS FEATURE The Lifeguard. August 18, 2000. (News 12 Long Island). Scott Feldman, Reporter / Producer; Michael DelGiudice, Producer. OUTSTANDING MULTI-PART NEWS FEATURE Extreme Vacations. May 3 – October 2000. Fox 5 Ten O'Clock News. (WNYW). Dave Price, Reporter; Danica J. Nedela, Donna Hayes, Producers. OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM On Their Honor. November 10, 1999. (WNBC). Tim Minton, Investigative Reporter; Elisabeth Sintay, Investigative Producer; Deborah Rubin, Jeff Scarborough, Producers; John Sparks, Executive Producer. OUTSTANDING NEWS SPECIAL Bosnia: Returning Home. December 24, 1999. (WTVH). Matt Mulcahy, Reporter; Joseph Picciotto, Producer. OUTSTANDING EVENT COVERAGE New York City Marathon. November 7, 1999. (WNBC). Brian Williams, Executive Producer. 1 THE 44th ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY AWARDS – 2001 WINNERS OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING: Single Program or Special Christmas In Rockefeller Center. December 1, 1999. (WNBC). Brian Williams, Executive Producer; Patricia Kellert, Executive Event Producer; Susi Wuennenberg, Event Producer; Michael Mathis, Adele Rifkin, Steve Grymes, Producers. OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING: Series Subway Q&A. July 24, 2000. (Metro Channels). Ronald Fried, Executive Producer; Tad Low, Rich Collier, David Diner, Matthew G. Kells, Evelyn Mallo, Peter Nissen, Producers; Bob Lampel, Creative Consultant; Sandra Regalado, Associate Producer. OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING: Segment and Series of Segments Les Ballets Trockadero. March 23, 2000. EGG the arts show. (Thirteen/WNET). Christopher Noey, Producer; Jeff Folmsbee, Executive Producer; Mark Mannucci, Series Producer. OUTSTANDING CHILDRENS / YOUTH PROGRAMMING (Ages 12 and Younger) Cyberchase. March 24, 2000. (Thirteen/WNET). Sandra Sheppard, Kristin Laskas Martin, Co- Executive Producers; Jill Peters, Developmental Producer; Suzanne Rose, Coordinating Producer. OUTSTANDING TEEN PROGRAMMING (Ages 13 and Older) My Take. June 3, 2000. (Metro Channels). Elizabeth Hummer, Senior Producer; Bill Cammack, Editor; Stacy Evan Shuff, Lighting Director / Camera. OUTSTANDING RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING Gospel Fest. July 15, 2000. (WABC). Nancy Geraghty Kennedy, Executive Producer; Jeelu Billimoria, Senior Producer; Terri Ann Palumbo, Producer. OUTSTANDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING TV 411 Episodes 116 & 117. January 6, 2000. TV 411. (WLIW 21 New York). Marian Schwarz, Executive Producer; Marcia Mule, Bryan Scott, Series Producers. OUTSTANDING ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMMING Getting Down To Earth. April 17 – 19, 2000. (News 12 Long Island). Bob Butler, Reporter / Producer; Michael DelGiudice, Dave Garden, Producers. OUTSTANDING BUSINESS/CONSUMER PROGRAMMING Free Stuff. November 11, 1999. The 10 O'Clock News. (WNYW Fox 5). Raymond Parisi, Producer; Kemberly Richardson, Producer / Reporter. OUTSTANDING HEALTH/SCIENCE PROGRAMMING Tracking West Nile Fever. November 10-11, 1999. Eyewitness News. (WABC). N.J. Burkett, Producer / Reporter; James Mitchell, Co-Producer. OUTSTANDING SOCIETAL CONCERNS PROGRAMMING: Series Don't Bet On It. March 29 – 30, 2000. (News 12 Long Island). Doug Geed, Reporter / Producer; Michael DelGiudice, Producer. OUTSTANDING SOCIETAL CONCERNS PROGRAMMING: Segment Bad Cops. February 24, 2000. Fox 5 Ten O'Clock News. (WNYW Fox 5). Mary Garofalo, Reporter. 2 THE 44th ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY AWARDS – 2001 WINNERS OUTSTANDING CRIME PROGRAMMING Proof Positive. February 16 – 17, 2000. Eyewitness News. (WABC). N.J. Burkett, Producer / Reporter; Dennis G. Hogan, Co-Producer. OUTSTANDING HISTORICAL/CULTURAL PROGRAMMING Off the Charts. February 10, 2000. EGG the arts show. (Thirteen/WNET). Ben Shapiro, Producer; Jeff Folmsbee, Executive Producer; Mark Mannucci, Series Producer; Alex Wolfe, Segment Producer; Julie Schapiro Thorman, Coordinating Producer; Beth Levison, Senior Associate Producer; Danna Liebert, Josh Block, Associate Producers. OUTSTANDING FINE ARTS PROGRAMMING Who Am I? April 6, 2000. EGG the arts show. (Thirteen/WNET). Mark Mannucci, Producer; Jeff Folmsbee, Executive Producer; Jamie Lustberg, Mark Benjamin, Mark Rappaport, Amy Teuteberg, Jay Keuper, Segment Producers; Julie Schapiro Thorman, Coordinating Producer; Beth Levison, Senior Associate Producer. OUTSTANDING PROGRAMMING ABOUT THE ARTS Working Dancers. January 20, 2000. EGG the arts show. (Thirteen/WNET). Alex Rappoport, Christopher Thompson, Segment Producers; Jeff Folmsbee, Executive Producer; Mark Mannucci, Series Producer. OUTSTANDING PROMOTIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS: News Bad Dogs. November 1999. (WNBC). Gabrielle Becker, Bruce Erik Brauer, Producers. OUTSTANDING PROMOTIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS: Program / Series / Special / Station Promo Ray Charles: America. July 2000. (WNBC). David Hyman, Randy Pyburn, J.C. Addison, Producers. OUTSTANDING PROMOTIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sports Mets Fans: We Know The Feeling. April 1, 2000. (Fox Sports New York). Michael McCarthy, Executive Producer; Ivan Gottesfeld, Senior Coordinating Producer; Michael Degan, Steve Mars, Producers; Jessica Yu, Director. OUTSTANDING PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS Legends and Legacies. January 1, 2000. (WPIX). Kathy Shepherd, Executive Producer; Peter Nolan, Producer. OUTSTANDING LIVE SPORTS COVERAGE Professional Series 2000 New York Yankees. April 3, 2000. New York Yankees Baseball. (WNYW). Michael McCarthy, Executive Producer; Leon Schweir, Producer; Bill Webb, Director; Eddie Caggianelli, Andrew Braun, Associate Directors; Bobby Murcer, Tim McCarver, Announcers. OUTSTANDING SPORTS PROGRAMMING Rangers Gamenight. December 26, 1999. Rangers Gamenight. (MSG Network). Michael McCarthy, Executive Producer; Joe Whelan, Producer; Bobby Lewis, Director; Tom Meberg, Fran O'Connell, Associate Directors; Stu Wiener, Associate Producer; Al Trautwig, Announcer. 3 THE 44th ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY AWARDS – 2001 WINNERS OUTSTANDING SPORTS NEWS COVERAGE Invincible. October 31, 1999. (WNBC). Bill Kistner, Executive Sports Producer; Sol Fischler, Editor. OUTSTANDING ON-CAMERA ACHIEVEMENT: News Dave Price. Good Day NY. (WNYW). Dave Price, Host. Sarah Wallace. Eyewitness News. (WABC). Sarah Wallace, Chief Investigative Correspondent. OUTSTANDING ON-CAMERA ACHIEVEMENT: Programming Bob Butler. (News 12 Long Island). Bob Butler, Anchor / Reporter. OUTSTANDING ON-CAMERA ACHIEVEMENT: Sports John Davidson. (MSG Network). John Davidson, Analyst. OUTSTANDING WRITER Warrior in two Worlds. November 24, 1999. (WXXI). Ann Spurling, Writer. OUTSTANDING DIRECTOR Diner – Comparison/Membership Spot. August 1, 2000. (Thirteen/WNET). Margi Kerns, Director OUTSTANDING CAMERA: News National Scrabble Championship. August 14, 2000. (News 12 Long Island). Michael DelGiudice, Camera. OUTSTANDING CAMERA: Short Form Diner – Comparison / Membership Spot. August 1, 2000. (Thirteen/WNET). George Motz, Director of Photography / Camera. OUTSTANDING CAMERA: Sports Sarah Hughes: Champion Skater. February 9, 2000. (News 12 Long Island). Michael DelGiudice, Camera. OUTSTANDING EDITOR: Spot or Single News Feature Sharing Secrets. April 27, 2000. (News 12 Long Island). Michael DelGiudice, Erick Strandfeldt, Editors. OUTSTANDING EDITOR: News Series or Multi-Part News Feature Hot & Hip Restaurants: Pastis & Nicks. February 4, 2000. The 10 O'Clock News. (WNYW Fox 5). Marilyn Salaway, Editor. OUTSTANDING EDITOR: Documentary Space. January 27, 2000. EGG the arts show. (Thirteen/WNET). Tom Patterson, Supervising Editor; Kate Taverna, Dena Seidel, Editors. OUTSTANDING EDITOR: Entertainment Subway Q&A. July 24, 2000. (Metro Channels). Steve DiGirolamo, Show Editor; Ciaran Clark, Editor. 4 THE 44th ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY AWARDS – 2001 WINNERS OUTSTANDING EDITOR: Short Form Editing Composite Short Form. (WNBC). Kathleen Dannecker, Editor. OUTSTANDING EDITOR: Sports Daniel Michener. (MSG Network). Daniel Michener, Editor. RESEARCH The Road to Freedom. February 2, 2000. (WIVB - TV). Don Dawkins, Researcher. 5.
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