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The 54Th Annual New York Emmy® Award Nominations THE NEW YORK CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS AND SCIENCES ANNOUNCES RESULTS OF THE 58th ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY® AWARDS New York, NY, May 2, 2015 – MSG Network and WPIX-TV were the big winners tonight at the 58th Annual New York Emmy® Awards which took place at the Marriott Marquis’ Broadway Ballroom. Following MSG Network and WPIX-TV with 13 Awards each was YES Network, which won 12 New York Emmy® Awards. WNJU Telemundo 47’s Noticiero 47 Telemundo: Tormenta de Nieve took home the Emmy® for best “Evening Newscast: Larger Markets” for its February 13, 2014 broadcast. WGRZ-TV took home the Emmy® for best “Evening Newscast: Medium Markets” for its Channel 2 News Tonight – Blizzard Coverage. The 2015 Governors’ Award was presented to Bob Wolff for his legendary career as the longest running sportscaster in television and radio history and his incomparable service to the New York region. Presenting the award was Maury Povich, the host of The Maury Show from NBCUniversal. The numerical breakdown of winners, as compiled by the independent accountancy firm of Lutz and Carr, LLP, is as follows: Total Number of Winning Entries MSG Network 13 NJTV 2 WPIX-TV 13 PIX11.com 2 YES Network 12 Thirteen/WNET 2 WNBC-TV 8 Time Warner Cable News - Rochester 2 WGRZ-TV 6 WABC-TV 2 Newsday.com 5 WLIW 2 SNY 5 WTEN-TV 2 WXTV Univision 41 5 CUNY-TV 1 News 12 Connecticut 4 Elitedaily.com 1 NYC Media 4 News 12 Brooklyn 1 MSG Plus 3 NYC Media & WNYE-TV 1 News 12 New Jersey 3 WENY-TV 1 NJ.com 3 WNJU Telemundo 47 1 NY1 News 3 WNYE-TV & Lehman College/Lehman Studios 1 WCBS-TV 3 WRNN-TV 1 News 12 Long Island 2 Attached is the complete list of winners for the event. The New York Emmy® Awards will be broadcast on CUNY-TV Channel 75 on Sunday, May 17th at 9pm. Encore presentation will air Sunday, May 24th at 1pm. For additional information, visit www.nyemmys.org. The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, New York Chapter, founded in 1955, is the preeminent membership organization serving media professionals by offering career enhancing events and networking opportunities. NY NATAS fosters creativity and inspires artistic and technical excellence through the renowned Emmy® Award, the coveted peer-recognition symbol of distinction in television. ### CONTACT: Jacqueline Gonzalez, Executive Director The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, New York Chapter Phone: 212-459-3630 ext. 203. Email: [email protected] The 2014 New York Emmy® Awards Winners MORNING NEWSCAST: LARGER MARKETS (1-49) January Snow Storm - AM Coverage. January 3, 2014. (WXTV Univision 41). Carlos Rizik, Producer; Ileana Riveros, Associate Producer/Assignment Editor; Wanda Silva, Reporter. MORNING NEWSCAST: MEDIUM MARKETS (50-99) Channel 2 News Daybreak. January 7, 2014. (WGRZ-TV). Athan Kompos, Producer; Jeff Woodard, News Director; Collin Bishop, Executive Producer; John Matey, Jim Connerton, Producer; Michael Wooten, Melissa Holmes,John Beard, Anchors; Pete Gallivan, Heather Ly, Kevin O’Neill, Reporters; Mike Luksch, Nate Benson, Photographers; Maria Genero, Jennifer Stanonis, Weather Anchors; Dave Cash, Traffic Reporter. DAYTIME NEWSCAST: LARGER MARKETS (1-49) Midday Newscast 11 AM. February 14, 2014. (News 12 Brooklyn). Berta Castaner, News Director; Manoj Shamdasani, Assistant News Director; Melissa Serrano, Executive Producer; Emily Pecot, Producer; Michael Favetta, Meteorologist; Michael Leon, Director; Matt Pieper, Anchor; Katie Lusso, Dana Arschin, Brittany Miller, Reporters; Andre Lewis, Photographer. DAYTIME NEWSCAST: MEDIUM MARKETS (50-99) Channel 2 News First at Five. March 25, 2014. (WGRZ-TV). Athan Kompos, Executive Producer; Jeff Woodard, News Director; Collin Bishop, Executive Producer; Sally Durwald, Zak Kineke, Producers; Adam Benigni, Sports Anchor; Kent Stockdale, Editor, Maria Sisti, Assignment Editor; Kim DeGeorge, Digital Producer; Andy DeSantis, Scott May, Bill Boyer, Charles Moore, Dooley O’Rourke, Dave Harrington, Bob Mancuso, Terry Belke, Photographers; Scott Brown, Claudine Ewing, Dave McKinley, Steve Brown, Jeff Preval, Ron Plants, Reporters; Kelly Dudzik, Scott D. Levin, Anchors; Stu Boyar, Jonah Javad, Sports Anchors; Kevin O’Connell, Weather Anchor. EVENING NEWSCAST: LARGER MARKETS (1-49) Noticiero 47 Telemundo: Tormenta de Nieve. February 13, 2014. (WNJU Telemundo 47). Endy Rodriguez, Executive Producer; Gloria Echeverry Vasquez, Anchor; Ektor Silva, Photographer; Yamilesi Villavicencio, Content Integrator Editor; Allan Villafaña, Reporter; Laura Quinones, Producer. EVENING NEWSCAST: MEDIUM MARKETS (50-99) Channel 2 News Tonight - Blizzard Coverage. January 6, 2014. (WGRZ-TV). Athan Kompos, Executive Producer; Jeff Woodard, News Director; Matt Pitts, Miranda Ruckdeschel, Producers; Colleen Carroll, Editor; Danny Spewak, Andrea Marvin, Reporters; Scott Levin, Maryalice Demler, Anchors; Kevin O’Connell, Jen Stanonis, Weather Anchors; JT Messinger, Franco Ardito, Bill Boyer, Ben Read, Photographers; Patrick Klinck, Assignment Editor. GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORT Spin City. January 22, 2014. (WNBC-TV). Michael DelGiudice, Photographer/Editor; Andrew Siff, Reporter. BREAKING NEWS Metro-North Train Derailment Breaking News. December 1, 2013. (WPIX-TV). Amy Waldman, Senior Executive Producer; Mario Diaz, Nicole Johnson, Greg Mocker, James Ford, Reporters; Mike Graham, Assignment Editor; Rolando Pujol, Executive Producer, Digital; Tamsen Fadal, Anchor; Kate Sullivan, Producer. SPOT NEWS 2 The 2015 New York Emmy® Awards Winners MetroNorth Train Derailment. December 1, 2013. (WCBS-TV). Knez Walker, Cathy Shallcross, Executive Producers; Lane Stone, Producer; Cristina Mila, Writer; Amy Dardashtian, Reporter; Clay Parker, Director; Janessa Ramos, Writer; Robbie Sosa, Albert Tellez, Assignment Editors; Kristina Pavlovic, Field Producer. CONTINUING COVERAGE Shop & Frisk. October 23, 2013. (WPIX-TV). Mario Diaz, Reporter; Bill Muller, Photographer; Amy Waldman, Senior Executive Producer. INVESTIGATIVE REPORT Stolen Honor. September 9, 2013. (News 12 New Jersey). Walt Kane, Reporter; Karin Attonito, Producer; Anthony Cocco, Photographer/Editor. FEATURE NEWS REPORT: LIGHT FEATURE The Female Trucker. May 9, 2014. (WXTV Univision 41). Merijoel Duran, Reporter. FEATURE NEWS REPORT: LIGHT SERIES Hidden New York City. February 7, 2014. (WPIX-TV). Dan Mannarino, Reporter/Producer; Ace Zaken, Photographer; C. Jean Hessel, Graphics; Dawn Howes, Editor. FEATURE NEWS REPORT: SERIOUS The Artist. August 2, 2014. (WNBC-TV). 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ENTERTAINMENT: PROGRAM/SPECIAL The Lineup: Drama. March 6, 2014. (MSG Network). Roman Gackowski, Producer/Director; Fran Healy, Executive Producer/Host; Dan Galway, Producer/Co-Writer; Michael Ratner, Director; McKenzie Barney, Producer; Matthew Hirschhorn, Associate Producer; Chris Kostianis, Filipe DeAndrade, Photographers; Lee Umphred, Editor; Spike Lee, Jeffrey Lyons, John Leguizamo, Ed Burns, Mari White, Talent; Dan Schoenberg, Casting Director. BUSINESS/CONSUMER Kane In Your Corner: Bad Oil. December 10, 2013. (News 12 New Jersey). Walt Kane, Investigative Reporter; Karin Attonito, Producer; Anthony Cocco, Photographer/Editor. CHILDREN/YOUTH Alex & the Kaleidoscope Journey With Science. March 27, 2014. (NYC Media). Angelina Vivolo Cicala, Executive Producer/Writer; Jarett Bellucci, Director/Editor; Alex Mitnick, Co-Creator/Host/Composer. TEEN There’s an App for That. February 9, 2014. (News 12 Connecticut). Andrew Hurley, Photographer; Kylee Knoles, Reporter. EDUCATION/SCHOOLS Classroom Close-up, NJ: Show 13. March 2, 2014. (NJTV). Richard Renner, Series Producer; Kathryn Coulibaly, Executive Producer; Kevin Ronan, Dana Master, Adam Bauser, Segment Producers; Ed Waters, Director of Photography; Elizabeth DeBarr, Production Coordinator; Nello Ciccone, Sound Engineer; Marie Blistan, Host. CRIME Pill-Popping Cop. May 20, 2014. (WPIX-TV). Mary Murphy, Reporter/Writer/Producer; Kenton Young, Director of
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