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September 2003 off camera Website: www.emmysf.tv recall election tops news coverage “war and peace” forum 9/24 kgo Coverage of the Iraq war and of the anti-war protests here at home will be the topic of this month’s Television Academy seminar. The “War and Peace” forum is at 7 pm on Wednesday, September 24th at ABC-7, 900 Front Street, San Francisco. ADAM HOUSLEY of Fox News and the San Francisco Chronicle’s JOHN KOOPMAN will discuss their experiences as embed- ded reporters in Iraq. War coverage veter- ans REESE ERLICH and NORMAN SOLOMAN also will be on the panel. Also, several journalists who covered the peace Photo © KTVU FOX 2 Kenny Wardell marches will provide perspective on those demonstrations and on the activists’ atti- The recall election is making history in voters who may not have even been regis- tudes toward the media. ABC-7 ANCHOR California and it’s making news at Northern tered to vote,” said Keeshan. DAN ASHLEY will moderate. California television stations. The October 7th referendum on Gray Davis’ performance A block away, KPIX-TV is also hitting the FREE to Academy members, $10 for non- has been a lead story almost daily through story hard. The station’s political editor, members, refreshments will be provided. August and early September. It’s also creat- HANK PLANTE, reports on the recall al- Please RSVP to [email protected] or ing a windfall of campaign ad revenue at a most daily, as does night side reporter, ROZ (650) 341-7786. time when TV stations are looking for extra PLATER. The CBS O&O uses its “Eyewit- cash. ness Poll” to gauge voters’ reactions. The station’s weekend morning news also in- emmy changes ? “This is a highly unusual, historic develop- vited dozens of “minor” candidates with se- There may be three “best newscast” cat- ment,” said KEVIN KEESHAN, news direc- rious platforms to appear on its program. egories at next year’s Emmy show. At its tor at ABC-7 in San Francisco. Like other Several showed in August and four candi- August meeting, the Northern California stations, ABC-7 has been going full throttle dates are booked for September weekends. NATAS Board of Governors voted to recom- on the story since it became apparent this KPIX also teamed up with KCBS radio and mend a “three-tier” structure for the next summer the recall initiative would qualify the San Francisco Chronicle to add extra Emmy competition. The proposal must be for the ballot. KGO has assigned several depth to its coverage. That strategy paid off approved by the Television Academy’s na- reporters to the story and hired a San Fran- th AugustPhoto 26© Robert when Mohr Governor 2003 (415-647-6647) Davis attended tional awards committee. If OK’d, the news- cisco State political science professor as a “town hall” meeting at KPIX studios spon- cast categories would be: an expert commentator. The station also sored by the media trio. An audience of 100 • Large market (Bay Area and Sacramento) has recruited 5,000 people from its website queried the governor while 34 reporters took •Medium market (Fresno, Hawaii & Reno) to participate in polls and focus groups. notes. KPIX plans to air an hour-long spe- •Small market (Salinas/Monterey, Chico/ “The recall has energized a generation of continued on page 4 Redding & Eureka) continued on page 2 Off Camera, September 2003, page 1 emmy changes ? tech forum this month continued from page 1 Several Bay Area professional organizations clude high-definition television, personal The “best newscast” would be the only cat- are hosting a discussion this month of new video recorders and “video on demand” egory broken into tiers. Under national rules, technology and its impact on the television technology. industry. The three-hour “Emerging Tech- the other categories must remain the same. The moderator is MICHAELA PERIERA, Board members said the three tiers will pro- nologies Forum” is Thursday, Septem- th co-host of TechTV’s “Tech Live.” On the vide sharper competition between Fresno, ber 18 , at the Expression Center for New Media, 6601 Shellmound St., Emeryville. panel are: JOSH BERNOFF of Forrester Hawaii and Reno in the middle market. Research; SCOTT BINDER of SVO Opera- The evening begins at 6 with cocktails, hors They said it will also give smaller markets a tions; SUSAN CASHEN of TiVo Inc.; TRACI d’oeuvres and a tour, with the discussion better chance for a “best newscast” Emmy. ECKELS of KQED; and JIM POWELL of beginning at 7. The other big change is allowing commer- NBC Entertainment. The event is sponsored by American cials to enter for the first time. They must Tickets are $20 for members of the spon- Women in Radio & Television (AWRT), the be between :05 and 2:00, no informercials soring organizations, $25 for non-members. National Association of Minorities in Com- or program-length commercials are al- Call (415) 561-9229 for more information. lowed. There were minor changes to other munications (NAMIC) and Women in Cable rules and categories. & Telecommunications. Topics will in- join the new media SILVER CIRCLE committee 10/15 Wednesday, October 15th from 7-9 p.m. at inducation 10/25 the Sony Metreon’s The 2003 Class of the NATAS Silver Circle Action Theatre. This will be inducted at a luncheon on Satur- will be the first meeting day, October 25, 2003 at the Radisson of our New Media Miyako Hotel in San Francisco. Cock- Committee. The gath- NTA Board retreat lunch at the Casablanca tails at 11:30 a.m., lunch at noon followed ering will focus on Restaurant, on the Beach in Santa Cruz by the induction ceremony. The inductees Broadband/VOD, with a panel of represen- names will be announced in next month’s The decision came at an all-day retreat for tatives from companies like TiVo, “Off Camera.” Formal invitations will be sent board members held August 16th in Santa Enjoyweb.com, iVast and others. KEVIN in October. NTA governor, RON LOUIE is Cruz. The board also welcomed new mem- HAUSE, VP, Screen Digest will be the mod- the Silver Circle committee chair. bers, discussed a proposed $230,000 bud- erator. More information next month. get for the coming fiscal year, and laid out the next nine months of chapter activities. foot in the door workshop 11/1 at KPIX-TV in San Francisco. Refresh- creature features ments and lunch will be provided. The September Co-sponsors are the National Association rd 23 Broadcast of Television Programming Executives Legends luncheon (NATPE) and the Television Academy. will salute “Creature Features.” Former NATPE co-founder LEW KLEIN will mod- hosts of the KTVU erate. The program is free to Bay Area col- “Creature Feature” lege telecommunications students, how- program BOB ever, pre-registration will be required. Check NAPTE workshop at Loyola Marymount your October Off Camera for further details WILKINS and JOHN STANLEY will be on University, LEW KLEIN at the podium hand to show clips and tell stories. and the names of panelists. Recent college graduates working in TV The luncheon will be held at the Bay Bridge will reveal the secrets of how they ‘scored’ Silver Circle member DICK BLOCK, Block Holiday Inn, Emeryville, 11:30 a.m. recep- their jobs, at the upcoming career work- Communications Group, is producting the tion, 12 noon, lunch followed by the pro- shop. The seminar will be held on Satur- event with the help of NTA board member gram. www.broadcastlegends.com day, November 1st, from 8am to 1:30 p.m. PAT PATTON, Young Broadcasting/KRON.. Off Camera, September2003, page 2 newscast premiers on kbhk war correspondent building in San Francisco. Under the new schedule, the news airs Saturday mornings cerre join sf bureau from 7 to 8 on KPIX and from 8 to 9:30 on KBHK. On Sunday mornings, it’s on KPIX from 7:30 to 8:30 and on KBHK from 8:30 to 9:30. The new newscast is called “CBS 5 Eye- witness News on UPN 44.” SYDNIE KOHARA and RON JONES anchor both shows. The programs share the same field The Bay Area’s UPN station finally has a reporter and some news stories, but differ- newscast, even though it has no news de- ent guests and packages run on the KBHK An ABC News reporter who covered the war partment. KBHK (UPN 44) began broad- show. There are still bugs to work out. On in Iraq has joined that network’s San Fran- casting a weekend morning news show on some Saturdays, the control room crew has cisco bureau as a correspondent. September 6th. The program is actually only five seconds to switch stations. MICHAEL CERRE will report for ABC News an extension of the weekend morning news- The KPIX shows have done well in the rat- from his new location. cast that KPIX (CBS 5) launched last Janu- ings, and advertising sales are healthy. It’s ary. hoped the expanded newscast will do the Cerre was “embedded” with U.S Marines Both stations are owned by Viacom and same for KBHK, which is lagging in ad rev- during the Iraq conflict. His combat experi- broadcast from the same Battery Street enue this year ences were the subject of an hour-long broadcast on ABC News’ “PrimeTime.” offers five new digial channels changes in fresno KQED-TV has gone digital in a big way. In widescreen PBS programs; July, the San Francisco PBS station con- • KQED Encore (Comcast 189), featuring verted from an NTSC analog master con- popular PBS primetime programs; trol system to all digital.
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