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TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments TELEVISION I, II, RADIO I, II COMBINED: Jordan Flaherty Award First Place KDFW-TV, Dallas TAPB-Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas Award First Place KXAN-TV, Austin TELEVISION I and II COMBINED: Overall Excellence-TV First Place KHOU-TV, Houston RADIO I and II COMBINED: Overall Excellence-Radio First Place WTAW-AM, College Station TELEVISION I: Commentary-Editorial First Place An effective entry, with other voices lending perspective. The KVUE-TV, Austin sharing of social media posts was particularly effective. Stacy Slayden "Quiet No More" Second Place KENS-TV, San Antonio Concise, direct, fair commentary. Evan Closky 1 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments Feature (Light) First Place Well done! Informative and entertaining - with great KENS-TV, San Antonio storytelling. Deborah Knapp and Michael Humphries "Last of the Lanes: The 9-Pin Bowling Clubs of Texas" Second Place KENS-TV, San Antonio So interesting! The characters made the day here. Deborah Knapp and Michael Humphries "Something Fishy in the Basement" Investigative Report First Place WFAA-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth Tanya Eiserer and Mark Smith "Atmos Gas Explosion" Second Place KXAN-TV, Austin "Denied" Photojournalism-Station First Place KHOU should be very proud of its photographers. The stories KHOU-TV, Houston are filled with beautiful video, great lighting, interesting camera angles and very nice use of nats. Great job! Second Place KENS-TV, San Antonio Good reporter standup section and military video. Great "Mejor Bella Que Perfecta" photography and great use of nats. 2 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments Photojournalism-Individual First Place Beautiful photography, great lighting, very nice use of nats, KHOU-TV, Houston music and creative camera angles. Kyle Porter Second Place KENS-TV, San Antonio Interesting shots throughout. Great standup and use of the Michael Humphries map. Good use of nats in all the pieces. "Purveyor of Moving Images" Sports Story First Place It was wonderfully written, edited and shot. The clear winner. KXAS-TV, Fort Worth Kristopher Gutierrez "When the Friday Night Lights Go Out" Second Place KENS-TV, San Antonio Marvin Hurst and Louis Ramirez "La Bombita" Documentary/Magazine or Special First Place Great stories. I like that each piece was introduced by a KHOU-TV, Houston reporter. Good weaving together of stories. "Harvey One Year Later" Second Place KPRC-TV, Houston Very nice editing. Good use of music. Very thorough profile Daniel Brown piece on the President's life starting with his childhood. Great "Remembering George H.W. Bush, interviews. Houston's President" 3 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments Series First Place Impressive in both depth and scope. The methodology was KXAN-TV, Austin precise and directional. The digital components added value "The Long Road to Equality" and made this multi-layered series interactive for viewers. Great work! Second Place KPRC-TV, Houston Drew me in from the opening line and held my attention. It had "Houston Film Commission: Sharon a 'Hollywood' feel but was not overly flashy or overworked. The Sells Houston... in Hollywood!" work put into this series was evident and really helped drive the content. Specialty or Beat Reporting First Place KHOU-TV, Houston Stephanie Whitfield Second Place KHOU-TV, Houston Jeremy Rogalski and Tina Macias "Wasting Tax Dollars" Reporter First Place WFAA-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth Kevin Reece Second Place KHOU-TV, Houston Marcelino Benito 4 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments General Assignment First Place The story tugs at every emotion. Writing was excellent. KVUE-TV, Austin Hank Cavagnaro and Brian Bell "The Why Isn't Even a Question" Second Place KENS-TV, San Antonio Well told story. Great character. Well shot. Audrey Castoreno and Jesserey Huerta Continuing Coverage First Place KHOU-TV, Houston "Sins of the Church" Second Place KPRC-TV, Houston "Remembering George H.W. Bush: Houston's President" Digital First Place KENS-TV, San Antonio Second Place KHOU-TV, Houston Deadline Editing: General News First Place The attention to detail and visual storytelling were quite strong. KHOU-TV, Houston Kyle Porter "A Daily Splice of Life" Second Place KVUE-TV, Austin A well-produced piece that included challenging production Tony Plohetski and Brian Bell values under deadline. "A Bomb on the Front Porch" 5 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments Feature Editing: General News First Place Loved everything about this. Great subject with interesting KENS-TV, San Antonio characters throughout. Makes me want to try this kind of Michael Humphries bowling! "Last of the Lanes: The 9-Pin Bowling Clubs of Texas" Second Place KHOU-TV, Houston Fascinating story, very well-produced. I could have watched Kyle Porter more on this story. "A Splice of Life" Online/Special Content First Place KHOU-TV, Houston "Missing Pieces: The Sandra Melgar Story" Second Place KPRC-TV, Houston Sports Anchor or Anchor Team First Place KHOU-TV, Houston Jason Bristol Second Place KEYE-TV, Austin Bob Ballou Sports Special First Place KHOU-TV, Houston Daniel Gotera and Michael Orta "Santa Fe Strong" Second Place KEYE-TV, Austin 6 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments Weathercast First Place I was really impressed by the great variety of creative graphics. KEYE-TV, Austin Every part of his forecast matched up perfectly with the Avery Tomasco graphics presented. An excellent presentation, explained clearly "Central Texas Winter Storm" and concisely. Second Place KVUE-TV, Austin An excellent presentation. Great variety of graphics that helped Albert Ramon depict and explain the situation. Good balance between delivering the "breaking weather" and the daily forecast. Morning Newscast First Place KVUE-TV, Austin Tawaun Cole and Steven Salas Second Place WOAI-TV, San Antonio Rachel Smith and Josh Larson "Austin Bomber Day" Daytime Newscast First Place Great team coverage. Well-produced and well-reported. WOAI-TV, San Antonio Evan Henson and Javier Gomez Second Place Spectrum News-TV, Austin Good comprehensive coverage. "The Sante Fe High School Shooting" News Anchor or Anchor Team First Place Great presentation, bringing the viewer into the conversation. KXAS-TV, Fort Worth Kristopher Gutierrez Second Place KEYE-TV, Austin Both had good live presence out in the field. Hema Mullur and Walt Maciborski 7 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments Spot Coverage-Station First Place KVUE-TV, Austin "Austin Bomber" Second Place KHOU-TV, Houston "Santa Fe School Shooting" Spot Story-Individual First Place Great presentation, incredible live shot, and good rundown of KXAN-TV, Austin the problem and solution. Erin Cargile and Andrew Choat "Llano County Wildfires" Second Place KVUE-TV, Austin Great visuals and good storytelling. Erica Proffer "Bridge Was Out" Feature (Serious) First Place WOAI-TV, San Antonio Delaine Mathieu and Brian Sanchez "Saving Ryland" Second Place KHOU-TV, Houston Stephanie Whitfield and Derek Felton "Rocket Rosen" Newscast First Place KPRC-TV, Houston Erica Young Second Place KVUE-TV, Austin 8 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments TELEVISION II: Feature (Light) First Place KBTX-TV, Bryan-College Station Rusty Surette and Michael Oder "Rusty Trains with the U.S. Navy" Second Place KBTX-TV, Bryan-College Station Crystal Galny "Barbara Bush Scrapbooks" Investigative Report First Place Resourceful and thorough. Clear, concise writing and process KRIS-TV, Corpus Christi reporting. This is when news can illuminate, educate, and make Jessica Savage and Mike Salazar a difference by holding the powerful accountable. "Concerns for School Campus in Navy Crash Zone" Second Place KBTX-TV, Bryan-College Station Loved the line-by-line vetting of expenses and digging to Rusty Surette uncover the lies of event organizers. "Fashion Event Fraud" Photojournalism-Station First Place KFOX-TV, El Paso Photojournalism-Individual First Place All-Around the best. Interviews were framed wonderfully. The KTXS-TV, Abilene video shot went perfectly with each story line. Nick Bradshaw Second Place KJTV-TV, Lubbock Loved the nats pkg's. Andrew Wood 9 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments Sports Story First Place Engaging story. Great editing. The video quality was wonderfully KCEN-TV, Temple presented. Jessica Morrey and Ryan Haeuser "Love, Dad" Second Place KXXV-TV, Waco Great story. Entertaining and informative. I love the Manager Micah Fleet introduction sequence. Wonderful editing. Very engaging story. "Life of a Baylor Basketball Manager" Documentary/Magazine or Special First Place Very informative and the imagery was striking. KRIS-TV, Corpus Christi "Ready for the Next Hurricane Harvey" Second Place KWTX-TV, Waco The coverage of this charity really shined the light on the Justin Earley and Sarah Bey various services Veteran's receive. Well Done. "Beyond the Story - Veterans One- Stop" Series First Place KBTX-TV, Bryan-College Station Rusty Surette and Michael Oder "U.S. Navy: Hometown Heroes" Second Place KGBT-TV, Harlingen Sydney Hernandez and Mizzael Avila "Special Report: Inside the U.S. Border Patrol Academy" 10 TEXAS ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS 2018 Winners and Judges’ Comments Specialty or Beat Reporting First Place Interviews helped to personalize and explain the
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