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50Th Annual NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA EMMY® AWARDS NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED 1 50th Annual NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA EMMY® AWARDS NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED The San Francisco/Northern California Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has announced nominations for its 50th Annual Gala. The Emmy® award is presented for outstanding achievement in television. San Francisco/ Northern California is one of the nineteen chapters awarding regional Emmy® statuettes. Northern California is composed of media companies and individuals from Visalia to the Oregon border and includes Hawaii, Reno, NV and Guam. Entries aired during the 2020 calendar year. This year the contest received 765 English entries in 68 categories. The Spanish contest received 195 entries in 34 categories. A minimum of seven judges from other NATAS chapters scored each entry on a scale from 1 to 10 for Content, Creativity and Execution. Craft categories were judged on Creativity and Execution only. The total score was divided by the number of judges. The mean score was sorted from highest to lowest in each category. The Chapter Awards Committee looked at scores, not knowing the category, and determined cut off numbers for nominations and recipients. In the English contest KNTV NBC Bay Area received 30 nominations followed by KXTV 10 with 24. In the Spanish contest KUVS Univision 19 received 19 followed by KSTS Telemundo 48 with 13 each. The top three Individual honor went to: Maikel D’Agostino, Photographer/Editor at KUVS Univision 19 with 15; Jonathan Bloom, Video Journalist, KNTV NBC Bay Ara had ten; and Luis Godinez, News Director, KUVS Univision 19, and AJ Rivvers, Director, Golden State Warriors with Seven. The two contests generated 242 entries Nominations, with 195 in English and 47 for Spanish. The Acdemy will award 831 Nomination Certificates to 488 individusls. Due to continuing COVID-19, the June 5th Emmy® Gala will again be a livestream webcast, with viewers watching from their homes. The Academy asks nominees to submit 45-second recipient videos. We recommend a 15-second entry except with a 30-second acceptance speech, but nominees may divide the time as they see fit. When the envelope is opened, we will show the recipient’s video excerpt and speech. Nominees will receive a separate e-mail with video upload instructions. The dual webcast on Saturday, June 5th begins at 6:30pm at emmysf.tv. There will be a cocktail reception on Zoom assuming you provide your own. The Awards Ceremony will start at 7pm on the other screen. The Red Carpet Zoom party will continue on the second screen throughout the evening. It will include an after party when we can celebrate with all our nominees and recipients. The complete list of the nominations follows: 50th Northern California Area Emmy® Award Nominations 2020-2021 5/15/21 V6 2 And the Nominees are: “ABC7: Building a Better Bay Area,” KGO ABC 7 Tom Cibrowski, President/General Manager; Tracey Watkowski, Vice President-News “ABC10 Sacramento Overall Excellence,” KXTV ABC 10 Risa Omega, General Manager; Jill Manuel, Director of Content “Hawaii News Now,” KGMB/KHNL Hawaii News Now Katie Pickman, General Manager; Scott Humber, News Director “KCRA 3: Where the News Comes First,” KCRA 3 Ariel Roblin, General Manager; Derek Schnell, News Director “KHON2 News-Working for Hawaii,” KHON 2 Kristina Lockwood, General Manager; Lori Silva, News Director “KITV4 Island Television Overall Excellence,” KITV 4 Jason Hagiwara, President/General Manager; Janice S. Gin, News Director “KSEE24-Local News That Matters,” KSEE 24 Lisa Burger, News Director “KTXL FOX40 News That Matters,” KTXL FOX 40 Monika Díaz, News Director “NBC Bay Area Overall Excellence,” KNTV NBC Bay Area Stacy Owen, President/General Manager; Stephanie Adrouny, Vice President of News “KPIX 5 Morning Newscast,” KPIX 5 Caitlin Bryant, Haley Connor, Producers; Gianna Franco, Michelle Griego, Len Kiese, Anne Makovec, Anchors; Mary Lee, Meteorologist; Kiet Do, Katie Nielsen, Reporters; Brian Kiley, Photographer; Maya Castro, Assignment Editor “Hawaii News Now at 4pm: New Kilauea Eruption,” KGMB/KHNL Hawaii News Now Scott Humber, News Director; Nicole Wilson, Assistant News Director; Anthony Ferreira, Executive Producer; Jennifer Wong, Producer; Mark Carpenter, Ashley Nagaoka, Anchors “KCRA 3 News at 5,” KCRA 3 Elise Soviar, Executive Producer; Jennifer Parsons, Producer; Brian Heap, Edie Lambert, Anchors; Kristen Simoes, Reporter; Steve Zgraggen, Director “ABC 7 News at 6: The Day Without The Sun,” KGO ABC 7 Kate Eby, Producer; Douglas McCorkle, Director; Dan Ashley, Kristen Sze, Anchors; Spencer Christian, Meteorologist; Anser Hassan, Christopher Nguyen, Kris Reyes, Reporters; Scott M. Arthur, Randy Davis, Photographer; Jim Huntington, Assignment Manager; Jeremy Stepp, Lead Designer “NBC Bay Area News at 5: The Day the Sky Turned Orange,” KNTV NBC Bay Area Joyce Huntington, Executive Producer; Alicia Corso, Producer; Jessica Aguirre, Raj Mathai, Janelle Wang, Anchors; Jeff Ranieri, Meteorologist; Scott Budman, Marianne Favro, Jodi Hernandez, Reporters; Matthew Ulrich, Stephen Field, Photographers 50th Northern California Area Emmy® Award Nominations 2020-2021 5/15/21 V6 3 “Action News Live at Eleven: The Creek Fire,” KFSN ABC 30 Martin Ortiz, News Director; Alexandra White, Producer; Kevin Pendergrass, Director; Warren Armstrong, Margot Kim, Anchors; Nathalie Granda, Gilbert Magallon, Brianna Mellon, Sara Sandrik, Reporters; William Butler, Photojournalist; Matthew Brincefield, Editor; Ana Vargas, Assignment Editor “Hawaii News Now at 5: The Miske Enterprise,” KGMB/KHNL Hawaii News Now Scott Humber, News Director; Nicole Wilson, Assistant News Director; Anthony Ferreira, Executive Producer; Derek Kravitsky, Producer “Hawaii News Now 6pm: Tragedy at Diamond Head,” KGMB/KHNL Hawaii News Now Scott Humber, News Director; Nicole Wilson, Assistant News Director; Anthony Ferreira, Executive Producer; Jennifer Wong, Producer “KSEE 24 News Special: Creek Fire-A Team Effort,” KSEE24/KGPE CBS 47 Eric Luttrell, Producer; Alexan Balekian, Stefani Booroojian, Anchors; A.J. Fox, Meteorologist; Julia López, Sports Anchor; Scott Bemis, Ayame Kato, Shawna Khalafi, Reporters; Joshua Dean, Xavier Uriarte, Photojournalist “KOLO 8 News Now at 5pm: Avalanche,” KOLO 8 Stanton Tang, News Director; Regine Alojado, Producer; Noah Bond, Denise Wong Little, Anchors; Jeff Thompson, Chief Meteorologist Bridget Chavez, Ed Pearce, Terri Russell, Reporters; Wade Barnett, Chief Photographer; Michael Cooper, Photojournalist; Craig Duerksen, Editor “Airport Ghost Town,” KGO ABC 7 Wayne Freedman, Reporter “Covid Crime Spike,” KPIX 5 Da Lin, Producer “Dancing in the Streets,” KGO ABC 7 Stephanie Sierra, Reporter “Good Samaritans Try to Save Crash Victims,” KTVU Fox 2 Azenith Smith, Producer “Lost Boy Found: Telling His Story Without Video,” KOVR CBS 13 Julie Watts, Producer/Editor “Smiles From a Social Distance,” KGO ABC 7 Cornell Barnard, Reporter; James Mann, Photographer “Somewhere Over The Creek Fire,” KMPH FOX 26 Jenna Liston, Reporter; John Dwelle, Photographer “On the Frontline: Honolulu EMS,” KGMB/KHNL Hawaii News Now Allyson Blair, Reporter; Jonathan Suyat, Photographer “Covid in the Canal,” KGO ABC 7 Mariel C. 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