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For Immediate Release 36TH ANNUAL MICHIGAN EMMY For Immediate Release Contact: Stacia Mottley 248-827-0931 36TH ANNUAL MICHIGAN EMMY® AWARD NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED The 36th Annual Michigan EMMY® Award Nominations were announced Wednesday, May 14th at 10:00 a.m. on Facebook. The EMMY® award is presented for outstanding achievement in television by The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS). Michigan is one of the twenty chapters awarding regional Emmy® statuettes. Michigan is composed of media companies and individuals from the Michigan region. Entries were aired during the 2013 calendar. This year 506 entries were received in 80 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 Alan C Young and Associates. WXYZ received the highest number of nominations with 31 followed by WDIV and WJBK tying with 15. A total of 401 individuals received nominations. The Emmy® statuettes will be presented at the MotorCity Sound Board Theater on Saturday, June 14, 2014. The black tie event is sponsored by Art Van Furniture. There will be a webcast of the live ceremony. Tickets for the gala are $85. Television Academy members receive a $40 discount. Ticket prices increase $40 after May 31st. The reception starts at 5 p.m. and the awards presentation take at 7:00 p.m. Tickets may be purchased online at www.natasmichigan.org. For more information e-mail [email protected] or call (248) 827-0931. A Complete list of the Nominations follows: 2 Newscast - Evening 6 Twisters Touch Down: WXYZ Stories of Survival Melissa Lutomski 7 Action News At 11pm - Detroit: WXYZ A City In Bankruptcy Tim Kochenderfer Patrick Underwood Carolyn Clifford ABC 12 News at 5 - January 31, 2013 WJRT Allison Weder May 3, 2013 Newscast WWMT/WWW.WWMT.COM Valary Packer 3 Breaking News Kwame Verdict WJBK Murray Feldman Sherry Margolis Charlie Langton Laura Moore Recycling Plant Fire WWMT/WWW.WWMT.COM Valary Packer Aaron Baskerville Jason Klappa Kilpatrick Corruption Case: Verdict Day WXYZ Heather Catallo Johnny N Sartin Jr JoAnne Purtan Jeff Vaughn Lisa Palmer Dan Zacharek Marie Gould Jim Kiertzner 4 Spot News Evacuation WZZM/WWW.BCOVE.ME Philip Dawson Aaron Russman Teen Invasion In Downtown WDIV Detroit-Spot News Chauncy Glover 5 Continuing Coverage The Kilpatrick Enterprise: Behind WXYZ the Scenes of Detroit's Biggest Trial Heather Catallo A Miracle In Cleveland WDIV Chauncy Glover 6 Investigative Report The Sheriff's Text Messages WXYZ Heather Catallo Johnny N Sartin Jr Busted on the Job-Judge Powers WJBK Robert Wolchek Lisa Croff Dirty Doctor WOOD Ken Kolker 7A Feature News Report - Light Feature The Real Gem WZZM Brent Ashcroft Andrew Sugden Bay City Twins WJBK Amy Andrews Douglas Tracey Finding Balance in Life WZZM Aaron Russman 7B Feature News Report - Serious Feature Deanie's Room WZZM Brent Ashcroft The Tale of Two Issys WWMT Andy Dominianni 8 Arts/Entertainment Detroit Performs WTVS Sarah Zientarski Tina Brunn James Graessle Chad Schwartzenberger Uniquely Detroit WDIV Alex Atwell Hope College Christmas Vespers WGVU Philip Lane Michael Walenta Ken Kolbe 9 Business/Consumer Don't Waste Your Money Makeover WXYZ Marie Gould Elizabeth Hager JoAnne Purtan Michigan Matters "The Healthcare WWJ Act and You" Carol Cain Paul Pytlowany 10A Children/Youth/Teens - News Feature One Park At a Time WDIV Alex Atwell State Champs! Sports Network – YELLOW-FLAG SPORTS In Focus - Jesus Villa PRODUCTIONS/WKBD Lorne Plant Miracle League WJBK Chris Sherban Douglas Tracey State Champs! Sports Network – YELLOW-FLAG SPORTS No Limits - Halley Sellers PRODUCTIONS/WKBD Lorne Plant A Place to Call Home WJBK Sherry Margolis 10B Children/Youth/Teens - Program/Special Future Pistons: Parachute Drop PALACE SPORTS & Ryan Archibald ENTERTAINMENT/ WWW.PISTONS.COM QuizBusters: Lansing Eastern Quakers WKAR vs. Okemos Chieftains Michael Mihalus Curious Crew with Rob Stephenson #101 WKAR Michael Mihalus State Champs! Sports Network – YELLOW-FLAG SPORTS True Champions - Jesus Villa PRODUCTIONS/WKBD Lorne Plant 11 Education/Schools A Test for Teachers: Stay WOOD Alive for 10 Minutes Dani Carlson Breaking the Cycle WJBK Taryn Asher Chris Sherban The Zero Truancy Club WWMT David Bailey Carter Gent Voices Through Color WZZM Brent Ashcroft Beasts Of The Beat WJBK Maurielle Lue Martin Herak 12 Environment Radiation Underground: The WJRT Lake Huron Risk Larry Elliott Mark McGlashen Ask Dr Nandi: Genetically ASK DR. NANDI PRODUCTIONS/ Modified Foods WWW.VIMEO.COM Partha Nandi Kali Nandi Kyle Green Fracking 101 WZZM Sarah Sell Andrew Sugden Blue Heron Lagoon DETROIT FREE PRESS/ Brian Kaufman WWW.FREEP.COM 13A Health/Science - News Feature A Christmas Gift WDIV Sarah Mayberry John Pompeo Red Dye 40 WZZM Valerie Lego Instilling Hope In Zambia MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY/ Kevin Epling WWW.REPORT.PRESIDENT.MSU.EDU Jim Peck Cherish Every Moment WWTV/WWUP Michelle Dunaway Corey Adkins Sting Therapy WZZM Valerie Lego 13B Health/Science - Program/Special No Colon Still Rollin' WLNS David Parks Amy Akers The Embrace of Aging: The Male VISIONALIST ENTERTAINMENT Perspective of Growing Old PRODUCTIONS/DPTV Keith Famie Ask Dr Nandi: Blindness ASK DR. NANDI PRODUCTIONS/ Partha Nandi WWW.VIMEO.COM Kali Nandi Kyle Green Fracktopia UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Marcin Szczepanski COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING/ Nicole Casal Moore WWW.DME.ENGIN.UMICH.EDU 14A Historic/Cultural - News Feature Willow Run Bomber Plant WWJ Paul Pytlowany Tom Jordan Discovery of the Keystone State DETROIT FREE PRESS/ in Lake Huron WWW.FREEP.COM Eric Seals 14B Historic/Cultural - Program/Special Cuba: Opening Doors MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY/ Alberto Moreno COMAST Jim Peck Have Faith Haiti - Four Years WJBK After the Earthquake Amy Lange Michael Shore A Grand Legacy WOOD Rick Albin 15A Human Interest - News Feature Marching On WWMT Stacia Mullaney Veterans Model Project WJBK Robin Schwartz Saving Fabie WJRT Angie Hendershot Joshua Daunt Camp Michitanki WDIV Sarah Mayberry Benjamin Bell John Pompeo Montford Point Marines Awards WJBK Labe Waddell Ms. Gwen's Edible Garden ONE OF US FILMS/ Carrie LeZotte WWW.VIMEO.COM Detroit Scrap City DETROIT FREE PRESS/ Mandi Wright WWW.FREEP.COM John Carlisle 15B Human Interest - Program/Special Tigers Fantasy Camp FS DETROIT Lesley Murphy James Graessle Working with Children, a Man ONE OF US FILMS/ Finds His Path WWW.VIMEO.COM Judah David Tribute To Our Troops WJBK Laura Moore Sherry Margolis Taking Action For Detroit WXYZ Sandra McPhee Ryan Pravin Sitaraman Swimming Towards A Cure MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY/ Anthony Siciliano COMAST Alberto Moreno Jim Peck 16 Politics/Government Ask Dr. Nandi: The Affordable ASK DR. 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Get Your Dream WGVU Steve Chappell Randy Strobl Mallory Patterson Support At Home COMMUNITY LIVING SERVICES Jim Dehem /WWJ Tom Watkins Cary Crafty Duncan Sinclair Delray Does Not Equal Decay ONE OF US FILMS/ Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman WWW.VIMEO.COM Beyond the Violence WOOD Brandon Lacic 19A Sports - News Feature Ramon Right FS DETROIT Justin White Chad Schwartzenberger Alton's Spiral WZZM Brent Ashcroft Andrew Sugden A Drive "Fore" Life WLNS Evan Pinsonnault David Parks Fracassa's Final Season: A 57-Year WXYZ Career Ends With History Brad Galli 19B Sports - Program Feature/Segment Prayers for Connor WWMT Andy Pepper Alumni Showdown Training Features GOOD PROBLEM PRODUCTIONS James Graessle /FS DETROIT Shannon Hogan Off the Boards FS DETROIT Mickey York Kevin Guralewski Jeffrey Larkin Super Cooper WJRT Ryan Slocum 19C Sports - Daily or Weekly Program Ford Lions Report LIVE WXYZ Tom Leyden Reimont Janukaitis Bryan Bender Matthew Bellehumeur Spartan Football All Access '13: MICHIGAN STATE ATHLETIC Episode 12: Nebraska COMMUNICATIONS/ Ryan McPhail FS DETROIT 19D Sports - Program Series Pistons Live Compilation Reel FS DETROIT Craig Wilking Jason Dizik Michael Isenberg Red Wings Live Compilation Reel FS DETROIT Mary Brady Jason Dizik Michael Isenberg Inside BucTown WJRT Ryan Slocum 19E Sports - One-Time Special Singler_Love PALACE SPORTS & Barry Walton ENTERTAINMENT/WXYZ Darrell Quandt Ryan Archibald State Champs! Sports Network – YELLOW-FLAG SPORTS Rivals - Catholic Central vs Brother Rice PRODUCTIONS/WXYZ Lorne Plant Battle at the Big House UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Michael O'Leary MEN'S LACROSSE/ Erik Johnson WWW.MGOBLUE.COM Britta O'Leary Jonathon Campbell 20A Sporting Event/Game
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