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44 Annual NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA EMMY® AWARD RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED th 44 Northern California Area Emmy® Awards 2014-2015 – Recipients Hold for release: 11pm, 6/6/15 th 44 Annual NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA EMMY® AWARD RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED th The 44 Annual Northern California Area Emmy® Awards were presented Saturday evening, June 6 at the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco. The Emmy® Award honors excellence in all fields of television and on-line production. KCRA 3, Sacramento received the new Overall Excellence/News Excellence award. KUVS Univision 19 topped the award count in the Spanish contest with 16. In the English contest, Comcast SportsNet took home 11 with KNTV NBC Bay Area with ten. Four Univision staff received five statues each: José Estrella and Sergio Flores from KUVS 19; María Leticia Gómez and León Felipe González from KDTV 14. Newscast recipients included: NBC Bay Area News at 11, KNTV NBC Bay Area; Noticias 19 a las seis, KUVS Univision 19; KCRA 3 Reports at Noon, KCRA 3; A Primera Hora, KUVS Univision 19; and ABC30 Action News Live at 11, KFSN ABC 30. The prestigious Governors’ Award, the highest honor a regional chapter can give, was presented to longtime Bay Area reporter David Louie, KGO-TV ABC 7. George Lang, president of The Big Picture Film & Video, received this year's Governors’ Citation, for his contributions to the television industry. Chapter President, Keith Sanders, presented Governors’ Service Medallions for volunteer work done for the Academy to: Governor Da Lin, KPIX 5; Governor Joyce Mitchell, 4U Productions; Anthony Nielsen, TWIT; and Governor Karen Sutton, Independent. Continuing its annual tradition of hosting entertaining and successful Emmy® Gala events, the Emmy® Committee of the San Francisco/Northern California Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences decided to build upon that legacy with something new for 2015: a spectacular Emmy® Awards show in a theatre presentation at the classy SFJAZZ Center, located in the heart of San Francisco's elegant nightlife and entertainment district. Taking advantage of the SFJAZZ Center's acoustic endowments, Musical Director Marcus Shelby and his Marcus Shelby Trio provided the evening's entertainment. Comcast Hometown Network, one of the Emmy® Gala's three major sponsors, presented the live event for TV audiences, while Watts Winery's Upstream Wines was served exclusively at the reception. And, the talented team at Beyond Pix Studios orchestrated the on-location event production. The Chapter thanks these valuable sponsors and appreciates their dedication to excellence. The individual Emmy® show speeches and red carpet interviews were provided in real-time and posted to NATAS' YouTube, Facebook and Twitter pages. 1 th 44 Northern California Area Emmy® Awards 2014-2015 – Recipients Hold for release: 11pm, 6/6/15 The Emmy® statuette is awarded for outstanding achievement in television by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. San Francisco/Northern California is one of the twenty chapters awarding regional Emmy® Awards. The chapter is composed of television/cable stations, on-line and production companies from Visalia to the Oregon border and includes Hawaii and Reno, Nevada. 896 entries received in 67 categories for work produced in 2014. 324 entries were nominated and 92 received the Emmy® statuette. English and Spanish language entries were judged, scored and awarded separately. Electronic ballots were submitted by a minimum of five peer judges from other NATAS chapters and were sent directly to the accounting firm of Spalding & Company in San Francisco. The complete list of Emmy® Award recipients follows: SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT Overall Excellence/News Excellence “KCRA - Where The News Comes First,” KCRA 3 ELLIOTT TROSHINSKY, President/General Manager; LORI WALDON, News Director Journalistic Enterprise-No Time Limit “Risking It All: An Immigrant's Journey,” KGPE 47 CHAD MCCOLLUM, Executive Producer; XIMENA CAMARENA, Producer; JACK HIGHBERGER, Reporter/Photographer NEWS PROGRAMMING Newscast-Daytime-Larger Markets “KCRA 3 Reports at Noon,” KCRA 3 NAOMI LEE, Producer; LISA GONZALES, Anchor Newscast-Evening-Larger Markets “NBC Bay Area News at 11,” KNTV NBC Bay Area KYANN LEWIS, Executive Producer; ERIC RICH, Producer; WILL ADAMS, Director; RAJ MATHAI, Anchor; ROB MAYEDA, Meteorologist; MARIANNE FAVRO, MONTE FRANCIS, ROBERT HANDA, VICKY NGUYEN, Reporters; PHILLIP SUKKE, Assistant Director; ED DURAN, Audio Engineer; ERIKA RASMUSSEN, Promotions Producer Newscast-Evening-Medium Markets “ABC30 Action News Live at Eleven,” KFSN ABC 30 MICHAEL CARR, News Director; ALYSIA AMBRIZ, Producer; WARREN ARMSTRONG, Anchor; REUBEN A. CONTRERAS, Weather Producer; DENNIS SILVAS, MATHEW WALTERS, Photojournalists Breaking News “Napa Earthquake,” KTVU Fox 2 BRANDON BEHLE, Executive Producer; CHELSEA PLUMMER, Producer; JUSTIN HOLMES, Director; MIKE MIBACH, CLAUDINE J. WONG, Anchors; ROSEMARY OROZCO, MARK TAMAYO, Meteorologists; SAL CASTANEDA, Traffic Anchor; ERIC RASMUSSEN, ALEX SAVIDGE, TOM VACAR, Reporters JACOB UNGER, Photojournalist; MARK ARONOVSKY, MICHAEL CERRUTI, DANNA PROSSER, Editors; ELLEN ELLERY, JAY DAVID MARTÍNEZ, Assignment Editors; KORIN HARVEY, Writer 2 th 44 Northern California Area Emmy® Awards 2014-2015 – Recipients Hold for release: 11pm, 6/6/15 General Assignment Report “Peter Boy: Case Reopened,” KGMB 9 LYNN KRESTA, Reporter; DARIN AKITA, Photographer/Editor Continuing Coverage-Within 24 Hours “KPIX 5 News at 11: Corruption Scandal,” KPIX 5 COURTNEY MCLEOD, Producer; WAYNE PHILIPPO, Director; KEN BASTIDA, ELIZABETH COOK, Anchors; JOE VAZQUEZ, LINDA YEE, Reporters; ANTHONY RUTANASHOODECH, Photographer; LEONA WONG, Senior Assignment Editor; MICHAEL KONCZAL, Assignment Editor; BRAD BELSTOCK, WENDY TOPLETZ, Writers Continuing Coverage-No Time Limit “UN-Covered California,” KPIX 5 JENNIFER MISTROT, JULIE WATTS, Producers; JOSEPH COUSINS, SCOTT EASON, BRIAN YUEN, Photographers; SUZANNE LANE, Editor; CHRISTOPHER GUERRERO, JULIE MONTES, Graphic Designers Investigative Report-Single Story “Silicon Valley’s 'Body Shop' Secret,” KNTV NBC Bay Area JULIE PUTNAM, Producer; STEPHEN STOCK, Reporter Investigative Report-Series “The Surveillance State of California,” KXTV 10 TIM WELLS, Investigative Manager; MICHAEL BOTT, Investigative Producer; THOMAS JENSEN, Reporter Feature News Report-Light “Telegraph Hill Garbageman,” KNTV NBC Bay Area JOE ROSATO, JR., Reporter/Photographer Feature News Report-Light Series “The Queen's Song,” KITV 4 PAMELA YOUNG, Producer; KYLE HAYAMA, GARRETT SPRINKLE, Photographers Feature News Report-Serious “What's in my Pot,” KPIX 5 ABBY STERLING, Producer; MIKE SUGERMAN, Reporter; BRIAN YUEN, Photographer; SUZANNE LANE, Editor Feature News Report-Serious Series “Crude by Rail,” KPIX 5 ABBY STERLING, Producer; CHRISTIN AYERS, Reporter; BRIAN YUEN, Photographer; SUZANNE LANE, ARTHUR PINES, Editors Specialty Assignment Report “Call Kurtis Consumer Investigations 2014,” KOVR CBS 13 MATT SCHRADER, Producer; KURTIS MING, Managing Editor; MICHAEL CERVANTES, Photographer/Editor; DENNIS LÓPEZ, Photographer; LISA RUIZ-DESOTO, BRIAN WHEATLEY, Graphic Artists 3 th 44 Northern California Area Emmy® Awards 2014-2015 – Recipients Hold for release: 11pm, 6/6/15 NEWS & PROGRAM SPECIALTY Documentary-Cultural/Historical “Becoming California,” KQED 9/The American Mercury JAMES BAXTER, JEFFREY WHITE, Executive Producers; KIT TYLER, Producer; RICHARD TSAI, RICHARD YORK, Associate Producers; RON CHAPPLE, Aerial Photographer Documentary-Topical “ViewFinder: A Likely Story,” KVIE 6 TYLER BASTINE, JASON SHOULTZ, Producers; JIM FINNERTY, Coordinating Producer; BRAD WHITE, Director of Photography; TIM D. WALTON, Editor; CHRIS HALL, Audio Technician Arts/Entertainment-Feature/Segment “Andres Amador's Earthscapes: Art that Goes Out with the Tide,” KQED 9 CYNTHIA STONE, Producer; JOE MATAZZONI, Managing Editor; ANDREW MARSON, Photographer/Audio Engineer Arts/Entertainment-Program/Special “Destined for Canton,” Comcast SportsNet California/Silver & Black Productions VITTORIO DEBARTOLO, BRADLEY PHINNEY, Executive Producers; JUSTIN LUM, MARCUS PADILLA, JESSICA ROMERO, Producers Informational/Instructional-Feature/Segment “A Brief History of the Modern Strawberry,” beta.cironline.org/ The Center for Investigative Reporting AMANDA PIKE, Executive Producer; ARIANE WU, Producer/Director Informational/Instructional-Program/Special “ABC7 Presents: More to Explore,” KGO ABC 7 JENNIFER E. OLNEY, Producer/Photographer/Editor; DAN ASHLEY, Host; DAVID CORONA, Photographer; RUSS T. GEE, Editor Lifestyle-Feature/Segment “Haute the Record - Rafe Totengco,” Lifestyle Network BEVERLY TUMANENG DESUASIDO, Executive Producer; CLARISSA OCAMPO, Producer/Writer; OLIVIA DE JESUS, Managing Director; JEREMIAH YSIP, Director of Photography, JOSEPH PERRY, Videographer; JON SANTOS, Editor; ALBERT CHUNG, Motion Graphic Artist Lifestyle-Program/Special “Food Rush - Taiwan,” KGO ABC 7 JILL WOLFE, Senior Producer; RUSS T. GEE, Producer/Editor; DAVID CORONA, Director of Photography; SCOTT SPITZ, Assistant Editor Historic/Cultural-Feature/Segment “Fog Rugby: Remembering a Hero,” Comcast SportsNet Bay Area CHRIS JONES, Producer/Writer; CAMERON KIM, Editor 4 th 44 Northern California Area Emmy® Awards 2014-2015 – Recipients Hold for release: 11pm, 6/6/15 Historic/Cultural-Program/Special “Impact of the Frolic,” KVIE 6/Advanced Laboratory for Visual Anthropology MATT RITENOUR, Director; ARIK BORD, Director of Cinematography; DANIEL BRUNS, Editor Public/Current/Community Affairs-Feature/Segment “Failure to Protect,” KXTV 10 NICK MONACELLI, Reporter;
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