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39Th Annual NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA EMMY SAN FRANCISCO/NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER Updated: April 30, 2010 th 39 Annual NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA EMMY® AWARD NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED th The 39 Annual Northern California Area EMMY® Award Nominations were announced th Thursday, April 15 at noon on the internet. The EMMY® award is presented for outstanding achievement in television by The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS). San Francisco/Northern California is one of the twenty chapters awarding regional Emmy® statuettes. Northern California is composed of media companies and individuals from Visalia to the Oregon border and includes Hawaii and Reno, Nevada. Entries were aired during the 2009 calendar year. This year 762 entries were received in 58 categories. A minimum of five peer judges from other NATAS chapters scored each entry on a scale from 1 to 10 on Content, Creativity and Execution. (Craft categories were judged on Creativity and Execution only). The total score is divided by the number of judges. The mean score is sorted from highest to lowest in each category. The Chapter Awards Committee looks at blind scores (not knowing the category) and decides on the cut off number for nominations and recipients. The results are tabulated by our accounting firm Spalding and Company. Congratulations to San Francisco’s KPIX CBS 5 for receiving 36 nominations. KTVU Channel 2 received 22, KGO ABC 7 had 15, KNTV NBC Bay Area and KDTV Univision 14 each had 11, followed by KQED 9 with ten nominations. In Sacramento, KUVS Univision 19 received 20 followed by KCRA 3 and KOVR CBS 13 each with nine. In the Fresno market, KFSN ABC 30 and KFTV Univision 21 each received three. Hawaii scored well again this year with KGMB 9 getting nine and KITV 4 receiving five. Comcast SportsNet Bay Area led the cable nominations with 18 followed by Comcast SportsNet California with seven nominations. The top individual with ten nominations was Anna Werner, Investigative Reporter, KPIX CBS 5; followed with seven were Christian Anguiano and Santiago Lucero, both from KUVS Unvision 19, Sacramento. 230 entries of the 762 submitted received nominations, 30%. 626 nomination certificates to 421 individuals will be given out at the Emmy® 2010 Gala. The Emmy® statuettes will be presented at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis Hotel on Saturday, May 15, 2010. Tickets for the event are $120. National Academy members receive a $10 discount. An additional $10 will be added for tickets purchased by May 1st. The no-host reception starts at 6 p.m. in the Yerba Buena Assembly Area. Dinner and the awards presentation take place in the Yerba Buena Ballroom at 7 p.m. with Master of Ceremonies and political comic Will Durst. Musical Director Michael Hatfield will be at the keyboard. Tickets are available at: www.emmysf.tv. For more information e-mail [email protected] or call (415) 777-0212. The complete list of nominations follows: th 39 Northern California Area Emmy® Award Nominations 2009-2010 2 SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT: STATION AWARDS Station Excellence “A Year of Excellence,” Comcast SportsNet Bay Area Ted Griggs, Vice President/General Manager “KCRA TV,” KCRA 3 Elliott Troshinsky, President/General Manager; Anzio M. Williams, News Director “Hawaii News Now,” KGMB9/KHNL8/KFVE5-Hawaii News Now Rick Blangiardi, General Manager; Chris Archer, News Director; Candace Hirleman, Marketing Director “KGO-TV, ABC7,” KGO ABC 7 Valari Staab, President/General Manager “CBS 13/CW 31,” KOVR CBS 13 Kevin Walsh, Vice President/General Manager “KTVU Station Excellence,” KTVU Channel 2 Tim McVay, Vice President/General Manager “KUVS Univision 19,” KUVS Univision 19 Steve Stuck, Vice President/General Manager; Carolina Rojas-Gore, Community; Relations Director; Uriel Posada, Executive Producer; Angel E. Preciado, Ricardo Sigala, Producers; Jairo Diaz-Pedraza, Maribel Lopez, Viviana V. Paez, Johanna Suarez, Anchors; Pamela Diaz, Santiago N. Lucero, Reporters; Gonzalo Magana, Assignment Editor; Christian Anguiano, Jose M. Estrella, Photographers News Excellence “SportsNet Central,” Comcast SportsNet Bay Area Chris Olivere, News Director “KCRA-TV: Where The News Comes First,” KCRA 3 Anzio M. Williams, News Director; James Stimson, Assistant News Director “Hawaii News Now,” KGMB9/KHNL8/KFVE5-Hawaii News Now Chris Archer, News Director; Christi Young, Assistant News Director; Brenda Salgado, Assignment Manager “ABC 7 News,” KGO ABC 7 Kevin Keeshan, News Director “Asking Question. Getting Answers,” KOVR CBS 13 Cameryn Beck, News Director “CBS 5 News Excellence,” KPIX CBS 5 Daniel Rosenheim, News Director “KTVU Channel 2 News,” KTVU Channel 2 Ed Chapuis, News Director NEWS PROGRAMMING Newscast – Daytime - Larger Markets “ABC 7 News at 11:00AM,” KGO ABC 7 Keith Barry, Executive Producer; Christine Ni, Producer; Scott Lawler, Director; Cheryl Jennings, Anchor; Cecilia Vega, Reporter “The CBS 13 News At Four,” KOVR CBS 13 Tiffany Yasus, Producer; Tami Grimes, Director; Tony Lopez, Brandi Hitt, Anchors; Elyce Kirchner, Reporter; Kathyanne Thompson, Technical Director th 39 Northern California Area Emmy® Award Nominations 2009-2010 3 “CBS 5 Eyewitness News at Noon,” KPIX CBS 5 Angeline Sheets, Executive Producer; Danie D. Taylor, Producer; Christian Otero, Director; Juliette Goodrich, Anchor; Elizabeth Wenger, Traffic Anchor; Billy Poon, Weather Producer; Mariana Jacob, Writer “KTVU Morning News,” KTVU Channel 2 Kiley Riffell, Executive Producer; Michele M. Ernst, Producer; David Mora, Director; George Rager, Assistant Director; Dave Clark, Pamela Cook, Anchors; Sal Castaneda, Traffic Reporter; Tara Moriarty, Jesse Gary, Claudine J. Wong, Reporters; Bill Weeks, Donna Behrens, Writers; Jorge V. Bustos, Douglass (Chip) Vaughan, Photojournalist; J Paul Baca, Aerial Photojournalist; Catherine Ortiz, Supervisor News Editing; Andrew Limtiaco, Editor; Cameron Rogers-Sanchez, Assignment Editor Newscast – Daytime - Medium Market “Action News Midday,” KFSN ABC 30 Aaron Rothkopf, Producer; Christine Park, Anchor; Matthew Keller, Margot Kim, Anchor/Reporters; Gary W. Brooks, Photojournalist; Curtis Rybaczyk, Photographer/SNG Operator; Gabrielle Ornstein, Editor; Tom Lewis, Technical Director; Keith P. Allen, Morgan Allen, Michael Canales, Studio Technicians Newscast – Daytime - Smaller Market No Nominations Newscast – Evening - Larger Market “ABC7 News at 5:00,” KGO ABC 7 Robert Goldberger, Executive Producer; Steve Bunner, Producer; Dan Ashley, Carolyn Tyler, Anchors; Laura Anthony, Heather Ishimaru, Vic Lee, Lyanne Melendez, Reporters; Michael D. Clark, Photographer/Editor; Mitchell Turner, Media Manager; Joanne Jung, Satellite Coordinator “ABC7 News At 11PM,” KGO ABC 7 Leetha Yee, Executive Producer; Heather Tuggle, Producer; Jonathan Baxter, Director; Dan Ashley, Carolyn Johnson, Anchors; Michael D. Clark, Photographer; Mitchell Turner, Media Manager “NBC Bay Area News at 11,” KNTV NBC Bay Area Lori Preuitt, Executive Producer; Eric Rich, Producer; Will Adams, Eva Sandoval, Directors; Rob Mayeda, Meteorologist; Kimberly Tere, Reporter “The CBS 13 News at Ten,” KOVR CBS 13 Mary Baynes, Executive Producer; Patricia Capiro, Producer; Frank Luna, Director; Brandi Hitt, Kurtis Ming, Reporters; Nicole Hendrix, Editor; Kathyanne Thompson, Technical Director “KTVU Channel 2 News at 5,” KTVU Channel 2 Joyce Huntington, Producer; Frank Somerville, Anchor “The 10 O'Clock News,” KTVU Channel 2 Brad Belstock, Producer; Greg Diette, Director; Heather Holmes, Ken Wayne, Anchors th 39 Northern California Area Emmy® Award Nominations 2009-2010 4 “Noticias 19 Univision a las 6pm,” KUVS Univision 19 Uriel Posada, Executive Producer; Daisy K. Espinoza, Producer; Jairo Diaz-Pedraza, Johanna Suarez, Anchor; Pamela Diaz, Santiago N. Lucero, Martha A. Minjarez, Reporters; Christian Anguiano, Photojournalist; Mariana Castorena, Jose M. Estrella, Photographer/Editor; Gustavo Barraza, Assignment Man; Ceasar A. Narvaez, Technical Director Newscast – Evening - Medium Markets “Action News Live at Eleven,” KFSN ABC 30 Tracey Watkowski, News Director; Justin Barfield, Executive Producer; Patrick Becker, Producer; Warren Armstrong, Liz Harrison, Anchors; Shannon Handy, Nancy R. Osborne, Reporters “Island Television News at 5,” KITV 4 Rob Machado, Executive Producer; Karisa Ramolete-Hayashi, Producer Newscast – Evening - Smaller Market No Nominations Breaking News “Mendota Murder,” KFTV Univision 21 Vanessa Ramirez, Reporter “Bay Bridge Shut Down,” KGO ABC 7 Dan Ashley, Reporter “Oscar Grant/Oakland Riot,” KNTV NBC Bay Area George Kiriyama, Reporter; Angelina V. Baray, Assignment Editor “Oakland Riot,” KPIX CBS 5 Joseph Vazquez, Producer; Linda Yee, Reporter; Patrick Sedillo, Photographer “The Bay Bridge "Fix" Fails,” KPIX CBS 5 Wilson Walker, Producer; Dana King, Anchor; Ken Bastida, Anchor/Reporter; Ryan M. McKeel, Senior Writer “Oakland Police Shooting KTVU Newsroom Composite,” KTVU Channel 2 Shannon Oliver, Producer; Ken Wayne, Anchor; Ken Pritchett, David Stevenson, Reporters; Anne Onate, Engineer; Jaime Bankson, Assignment Editor General Assignment Report “Penny Pinching,” KCRA 3 Lynsey Paulo, Reporter; Larry Blitstein, Photographer “American Samoa Tsunami,” KGMB 9 Tim Sakahara, Reporter; Oscar Valenzuela, Video Journalist “Booth Breakers,” KGO ABC 7 Wayne Freedman, Reporter; Dean C. Smith, Photographer “Summer Stimulus Screwup,” KPIX CBS 5 Anna G. Werner, Producer/Writer; Craig Franklin, Producer/Photographer “OPD Funeral,” KTVU Channel 2 Rita Williams, Producer/Reporter; Michael Cerruti, Editor “The Day After,” KTVU Channel 2 Mike Mibach, Reporter; Mark Quinn,
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