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Daytime Emmy Awards: 2003

Daytime Emmy

Date:	10 May (creative arts), 16 May
Host:	Emeril Lagasse (creative arts) (New York City); Todd Newton (II) (creative arts); Wayne Brady
Location:	Marriott Marquis Hotel, New York, New York, USA (creative arts) Sheraton Universal Hotel, Los Angeles, California, USA (creative arts) Radio City Musical Hall, New York, New York, USA
Notes:	The awards are presented to shows that were broadcast 2:00am to 6:00pm between 1 January 2002 and 31 December 2002.

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"General Hospital" (1963) - Maurice Benard; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"General Hospital" (1963) - Anthony Geary; ABC "Port Charles" (1997) - Thorsten Kaye; ABC "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Grant Aleksander; CBS "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Ricky Paull Goldin; CBS "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Doug Davidson (I); CBS

Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"The Guiding Light" (1952) - Jordi Vilasuso; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Aiden Turner; ABC "Days of Our Lives" (1965) - Kyle Lowder; NBC "General Hospital" (1963) - Chad Brannon; ABC "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - David Lago; CBS

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) - Susan Flannery; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"General Hospital" (1963) - Nancy Lee Grahn; ABC "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Kim Zimmer; CBS "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Eileen Davidson (I); CBS "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Michelle Stafford; CBS

Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) - Jennifer Finnigan; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"General Hospital" (1963) - Alicia Leigh Willis; ABC "Port Charles" (1997) - Erin Hershey; ABC "The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) - Adrienne Frantz; CBS "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Lindsey McKeon; CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"As the World Turns" (1956) - Benjamin Hendrickson; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Josh Duhamel; ABC "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Ron Raines; CBS "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Paul Anthony Stewart; CBS "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Christian LeBlanc (I); CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"General Hospital" (1963) - Vanessa Marcil; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Rebecca Budig; ABC "As the World Turns" (1956) - Cady McClain; CBS "General Hospital" (1963) - Robin Christopher (I); ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Linda Dano; ABC "Port Charles" (1997) - Kelly Monaco; ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) - Charles F. Guzzi (technical director); Donna Stock (technical director); Gordon T. Sweeney (electronic camera); Joel Binger (electronic camera); Ted Morales (electronic camera); Roberto Bosio (video control); Scha Jani (video control); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Howard Zweig (technical director); Michael V. Pomarico (technical director); Robert Ambrico (electronic camera); Jason Cullum (electronic camera); Adam Keith (I) (electronic camera); Mary McIlwain (I) (electronic camera); Chris Mauro (electronic camera); Eric Johnson (III) (electronic camera); Tom Shepard (III) (electronic camera); Virginia Higgins (II) (video control); ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Rob Santeramo (technical director); Doug Schmitt (technical director); Barrin Bonet (electronic camera); Howard Zeidman (electronic camera); Frank Forsyth (II) (electronic camera); Tom Tucker (III) (electronic camera); Larry Strack (electronic camera); Joe Puleo (electronic camera); John Shanoski (senior video); ABC "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Doug Nanfito (technical director); Tracy Lawrence (II) (technical director); John Bromberek (electronic camera); Luis Godinez Jr. (electronic camera); Dean Lamont (I) (electronic camera); Roberto Bosio (senior video); Scha Jani (senior video); CBS

Outstanding Directing in a Service Show


Winner:
	"Wolfgang Puck" (2003) - Gordon Recht (director); Charlie Ryan (III) (director); Food Network
Other Nominees:
	"Ask This Old House" (2003) - Russell Morash (director); PBS "Great Hotels" (2002) - Jerry Smith (XI) (director); Sid Goldberg (director); Sylvia Caminer (director); Joan McCord (director); TRAVEL "The Christopher Lowell Show" (1999) - Bob Loudin (director); Discovery Channel

Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Conal O'Brien (director); Robert Scinto (director); Angela Tessinari (director); James A. Baffico (director); Casey Childs (I) (director); Barbara M. Simmons (associate director); Shirley Simmons (associate director); Karen Johnson (VII) (associate director); Terry Walker (II) (associate director); A.J. Gundell (associate director); Jerry Pilato (associate director); Penny Bergman (stage manager); Rusty Swope (II) (stage manager); Tamara P. Grady (stage manager); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"As the World Turns" (1956) - Maria Wagner (I) (director); Michael Eilbaum (director); Ellen Wheeler (director); Scott McKinsey (director); Michael Kerner (associate director); Carol Sedwick (associate director); Jennifer Pepperman (associate director); Pamela Magee (associate director); James Kowal (associate director); Jennifer Blood (I) (stage manager); Nancy Barron (stage manager); CBS "Days of Our Lives" (1965) - Herb Stein (I) (director); Phil Sogard (director); Randy Robbins (director); Roger Inman (director); David N. Kohn (associate director); Julie Brady (associate director); Mason Dickson (I) (associate director); Lugh Powers (associate director); David Mawhinney (associate director); Schooner Darrow (associate director); Joseph H. Lumer (stage manager); NBC "Passions" (1999) - Peter Brinkerhoff (director); Grant A. Johnson (director); James Sayegh (director); Karen Wilkens (director); Phideaux Xavier (director); Tina Keller (associate director); Robbin Phillips (associate director); Paul F. Antonelli (associate director); Mary Ann Benson (associate director); Steven Vincent (II) (associate director); Roy Friedland (stage manager); Michael Caron (II) (stage manager); Michele Azenzer (stage manager); NBC

Outstanding Directing in a Talk Show


Winners:
	"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (1989) - Brian Chapman (I) (director); Syndicated "The Wayne Brady Show" (2002) - Liz Plonka (director); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"SoapTalk" (2002) - Manny Rodriguez (II) (director); Soapnet "The View" (1997) - Mark Gentile (director); ABC

Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series


Winner:
	"Bear in the Big Blue House" (1997) - Mitchell Kriegman (director); Dean Gordon (I) (director); Disney Channel
Other Nominees:
	"Between the Lions" (2000) - Lisa Simon (director); Emily Squires (director); Richard A. Fernandes (director); Bill Berner (director); PBS "Blue's Clues" (1996) - Bruce Caines (director); Alan Zdinak (director); Koyalee Chanda (director); Dave Palmer (III) (director); Nickelodeon "Reading Rainbow" (1983) - Ed Wiseman (director); PBS "Sesame Street" (1969) - Ted May (director); Emily Squires (director); Victor DiNapoli (director); Ken Diego (director); Lisa Simon (director); Jim Martin (V) (director); PBS

Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition


Winner:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - Mike Renzi (music director); Danny Epstein (composer); Dave Conner (composer); Tony Geiss (composer); Stephen Lawrence (I) (composer); Glen Daum (composer); Christopher Cerf (composer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Between the Lions" (2000) - Paul Jacobs (VIII) (music director); Sarah Durkee (I) (composer); Christopher Cerf (composer); Thomas Z. Shepard (composer); Chris Cardillo (composer); PBS "Dora the Explorer" (2000) - Steve Sandberg (I) (music director/composer); Nickelodeon "Static Shock" (2000) - Richard Wolf (I) (music director/composer); Kids WB [us] "The Zeta Project" (2001) - Michael McCuistion (composer); Lolita Ritmanis (composer); Kristopher Carter (composer); Kids WB [us]

Outstanding Directing in a Children's Special


Winner:
	Bang Bang You're Dead (2002) (TV) - Guy Ferland (I) (director); Showtime
Other Nominees:
	Just a Dream (2002) - Danny Glover (director); Showtime The Red Sneakers (2002) (TV) - Gregory Hines (director); Showtime

Outstanding Special Class Directing


Winner:
	Opening Ceremony Salt Lake Paralympic Winter Games (2002) (TV) - Gary Paben (director); Christopher Lincoln (director); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Total Request Live" (1998) - Joe DeMaio (senior director); Liz Patrick (director); MTV Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (2002) (TV) - Gary Halvorson (director); NBC Skating Spectacular (2003) (TV) - Yvonne Gomez (director); NBC Walt Disney World Christmas Day Parade (2002) (TV) - Ron de Moraes (director); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control


Winner:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - Richie Wirth (technical director); Dan Stewart (V) (technical director); Frank Biondo (electronic camera); Jimmy O'Donnell (II) (electronic camera); Jerry Cancel (electronic camera); Jim Meek (senior video); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Hollywood Squares" (1998) - Bob Ennis (technical director); Wayne Getchell (electronic camera); Hank Geving (electronic camera); Greg Grouwinkel (electronic camera); Sandra Harris (II) (electronic camera); Thomas Luth (II) (electronic camera); Tracy Lawrence (II) (electronic camera); Les Nourse (electronic camera); Allen Latter (senior video control); Syndicated "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (1989) - David Liebeskind (technical director); Jim Brill (II) (electronic camera); Patricia Clark (III) (electronic camera); Barry Considine (electronic camera); Michael Inglesh (electronic camera); John Manown (electronic camera); Ka Lai Wong (senior video); Syndicated "The New Price Is Right" (1972) - David Hallmark (technical director); Cesar Cabreira (electronic camera); Wayne Getchell (electronic camera); Edward Nelson (II) (electronic camera); Marty Wagner (electronic camera); Allen Latter (senior video); CBS "The View" (1997) - Rene M. Butler (technical director); Frank Cocchia (electronic camera); Reggie Drakeford (electronic camera); Russ Fortier (electronic camera); Rich Freedman (electronic camera); Trevor Thompson (II) (electronic camera); Richard Cavaliere (electronic camera); Glenn R. Friedman (electronic camera); Nicholas Besink (video control); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Live & Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for a Drama Series


Winners:
	"As the World Turns" (1956) - Ed Dolan (II) (production mixer); Frank Di Maulo (production mixer); Bob Mackler (re-recording mixer); Matthew Griffin (III) (re-recording mixer); Peter Deverna (boom operator); Christopher Rennert (boom operator); Thomas J. Byrne (boom operator); CBS "One Life to Live" (1968) - William John Deblock (production mixer); Glen Heil (sound effects mixer); David Smith (XX) (re-recording mixer); Robert T. Smith (III) (re-recording mixer); Stephan Banreres (boom operator); Joe Gaskins (boom operator); Walter Tate (boom operator); Deborah D'Anduono (boom operator); Locke Wallace III (boom operator); John Spagnola (I) (boom operator); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Chuck Eisen (production mixer); Michael Goldberg (VII) (production mixer); Ashley Howe (re-recording mixer); Robert T. Smith (III) (re-recording mixer); David Smith (XX) (re-recording mixer); Jonathan Lory (re-recording mixer); Glen Heil (re-recording mixer); Rob Gigliuto (boom operator); Mitchell Janklow (boom operator); Edward Raab (boom operator); Locke Wallace (boom operator); Robert Ambrico (boom operator); Walter Tate (boom operator); ABC "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Tommy Persson (II) (production mixer); Ronnie Kimball (re-recording mixer); Manuel Moreno (IV) (re-recording mixer); Peter Mallard (re-recording mixer); Larry Porche (pre-production mixer); Mark Beckley (boom operator); Luis E. Godinez (boom operator); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Sean Conklin (I) (lighting director); Michael Thornburgh (lighting director); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Days of Our Lives" (1965) - Ted Polmanski (lighting designer); Donald P. De Simone (lighting designer); Jeff Barr (I) (lighting designer); Art Busch (lighting designer); NBC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Robert Bessoir (I) (lighting director); Stephen Ried (lighting director); ABC "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Tony Girolami (lighting designer); Brian W. McRae (lighting designer); CBS

Outstanding Directing in a Game/Audience Participation Show


Winner:
	"The New Price Is Right" (1972) - Bart Eskander (director); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Hollywood Squares" (1998) - Chris Darley (director); Syndicated "Jeopardy!" (1984) - Kevin McCarthy (VII) (director); Syndicated "Wheel of Fortune" (1975) - Mark Corwin (I) (director); Syndicated "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002) - Matthew Cohen (I) (director); Syndicated "Win Ben Stein's Money" (1997) - Dennis Rosenblatt (director); Comedy Central

Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction


Winner:
	"The Oprah Winfrey Show" (1986) - Tara Denise (lighting director); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Jeopardy!" (1984) - Jeff Engel (I) (lighting designer); Syndicated "The Montel Williams Show" (1991) - Rita Kogler (lighting designer); Dennis Size (lighting director); Syndicated "The View" (1997) - Candice Dunn (lighting designer); ABC "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002) - Dikran Hazirjian (lighting designer); Bruce Ferri (lighting director); Charles Noble (lighting director); Syndicated

Outstanding Achievement in Live & Direct to Tape Sound Mixing


Winner:
	"The Wayne Brady Show" (2002) - Peter Baird (II) (production mixer); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Ciao Italia" (1989) - Stephanie Cottrell (production mixer); Jeffrey Spence (production mixer); PBS "Hollywood Squares" (1998) - Otto Svoboda (production mixer); Maryann Jorgenson (production mixer); Hope Vinitsky (sound effects mixer); Paul Feenstra (re-recording mixer); Syndicated "Reading Rainbow" (1983) - Gary Silver (II) (production mixer); PBS "The New Price Is Right" (1972) - Christopher D. Maddalone (production mixer); Maryann Jorgenson (production mixer); Jack Beller (re-recording mixer); Denise Palm Stones (sound effects mixer); CBS "The View" (1997) - Tim Pankewicz (production mixer); Dominick Maldari (production mixer); Edward J. Garofalo Jr. (production mixer); Vann Weller (production mixer); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Terry Walker (II) (music supervisor); A.J. Gundell (music director); Jerry Pilato (music director); Dominic Messinger (composer); Gary Kuo (composer); Mike Renzi (composer); John Wineglass (composer); Brian Comotto (composer); Loris Holland (composer); Robbie Kondor (composer); Ron Goodman (II) (composer); Brian Tarquin (composer); Kim Oler (composer); Peter Fish (I) (composer); Jim Klein (III) (composer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"As the World Turns" (1956) - Pamela Magee (music director); James Kowal (music director); Kevin Bents (composer); Edward Dzubak (composer); Tom Kochan (composer); Gary Kuo (composer); Jamie Lawrence (III) (composer); Dave Marino (composer); David Nichtern (composer); Brian D. Siewert (composer); Bette Sussman (composer); CBS "Passions" (1999) - Ed O'Donnell (III) (music director); Paul F. Antonelli (music director); John Henry Kreitler (composer); Wes Boatman (composer); NBC "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Robyn Cutler (supervising music director); Gary Deinstadt (music director); Brian D. Siewert (composer); Rick Rhodes (I) (composer); Chieli Minucci (composer); Robert Sands (VI) (composer); Birch Johnson (composer); Robert Israel (I) (composer); CBS

Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team


Winner:
	"General Hospital" (1963) - Robert Guza Jr. (co-head writer); Charles Pratt Jr. (co-head writer); Megan McTavish (head writer); Elizabeth Korte (writer); Michele Val Jean (writer); Michael Conforti (I) (writer); M.M. Shelly Moore (writer); Jim Fryman (writer); Michelle Patrick (II) (writer); Mary Sue Price (writer); Susan Wald (writer); Garin Wolf (writer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Agnes Nixon (writer); Richard Culliton (writer); Gordon Rayfield (writer); Frederick Johnson (II) (writer); Jeff Beldner (writer); Janet Iacobuzio (writer); Lisa Connor (writer); Craig Carlson (writer); Addie Walsh (writer); Mimi Leahey (writer); Bettina F. Bradbury (writer); John Piroman (writer); Karen Lewis (II) (writer); Amanda Robb (writer); Rebecca Taylor (IV) (writer); Christina Covino (writer); Louise Shaffer (writer); Susan-Sojourna Collier (writer); ABC "As the World Turns" (1956) - Hogan Sheffer (head writer); Jean Passanante (co-head writer); Mary Ryan (VI) (writer); Carolyn Culliton (writer); Susan Dansby (writer); Charlotte Gibson (I) (writer); Tom Reilly (VI) (writer); Courtney Sherman (writer); Judith Donato (writer); Craig Heller (writer); Meg Kelly (I) (writer); Lynn Martin (III) (writer); Royal Miller (writer); Elizabeth Page (IV) (writer); Judy Tate (II) (writer); CBS "Passions" (1999) - James E. Reilly (head writer); Peggi Schibi (writer); Roger Newman (writer); Pete T. Rich (writer); Maralyn Thoma (writer); Nancy Williams Watt (writer); N. Gail Lawrence (writer); Shawn Morrison (writer); Marlene Clark Poulter (writer); Darrell Ray Thomas Jr. (writer); Kathleen R. Robinson (writer); Chris J. Robinson (writer); NBC "The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) - Bradley Bell (I) (head writer); John F. Smith (writer); Meg Bennett (writer); Teresa Zimmerman (writer); Tracey Ann Kelly (writer); CBS "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Millee Taggart (head writer); Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (head writer); Christopher Dunn (I) (co-head writer); David Kreizman (associate head writer); Janet Reed Ahearn (writer); Tita Bell (writer); Jill Lorie Hurst (writer); Penelope Koechl (writer); Eleanor Labine (writer); Danielle Paige (writer); A.J. Pierce (writer); Susan Rice (I) (writer); David Rupel (writer); Melissa Salmons (writer); Lisa Seidman (writer); CBS "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Kay Alden (head writer); Trent Jones (I) (co-head writer); John F. Smith (co-head writer); Jerry Birn (II) (writer); Natalie Minardi (writer); James Houghton (writer); Eric Freiwald (writer); Janice Ferri (writer); Rex M. Best (writer); Michael Minnis (I) (writer); Josh McCaffrey (writer); William J. Bell (executive story consultant); CBS

Outstanding Writing in a Children's Special


Winner:
	Bang Bang You're Dead (2002) (TV) - William Mastrosimone (writer); Showtime
Other Nominees:
	Our America (2002) (TV) - Gordon Rayfield (writer); Showtime

Outstanding Special Class Writing


Winner:
	"Jeopardy!" (1984) - Steven Dorfman (writer); Kathy Easterling (writer); Harry Friedman (I) (writer); Debbie Griffin (writer); Gary Johnson (I) (writer); Jim Rhine (writer); Michele Silverman (writer); Steve Tamerius (writer); Billy Wisse (writer); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Pop Up Video" (1996) - Jens Carstensen (head writer); Alan Cross (I) (head writer); Mikki Halpin (writer); Andrew Nieland (writer); Dan Williams (XII) (writer); VH1 "Surprise by Design" (2002) - Jaymee Johnson (writer); Lynn Cooper (writer); Chris Oldroyd (writer); Karen Weiser (writer); Discovery Channel "The View" (1997) - Andrew Smith (III) (writer); Julie Siegel (I) (writer); Christian McKiernan (writer); ABC "Win Ben Stein's Money" (1997) - Bob Stone (II) (writer); Phil Andres (writer); Patricia Cotter (I) (writer); Gary Stuart Kaplan (writer); Gary Lucy (II) (writer); Vince Waldron (writer); Comedy Central

Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series


Winner:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - Lou Berger (I) (head writer); Judy Freudberg (head writer); Tony DeSena (head writer); Molly Boylan (writer); Sara Compton (I) (writer); Annie Evans (writer); Christine Ferraro (I) (writer); Tony Geiss (writer); Ian James (I) (writer); Emily Perl Kingsley (writer); Sonia Manzano (writer); Joey Mazzarino (writer); Cathi Turow (writer); Adam Rudman (writer); Nancy Sans (writer); Josh Selig (writer); Belinda Ward (writer); John Weidman (writer); Mo Willems (writer); Luis Santeiro (writer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Between the Lions" (2000) - Norman Stiles (head writer); Louise Gikow (writer); Joe Fallon (writer); Ken Scarborough (writer); Fred Newman (I) (writer); Carin Greenberg Baker (writer); Sarah Durkee (I) (writer); Gentry Menzel (writer); Sharon Lerner (writer); Christopher Cerf (writer); PBS "Blue's Clues" (1996) - Adam Peltzman (head writer); Angela Santomero (writer); Jessica Lissy (writer); Nickelodeon "Reading Rainbow" (1983) - Susan Kim (I) (writer); Ronnie Krauss (writer); PBS

Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design


Winner:
	"Between the Lions" (2000) - Laura Brock (I) (production designer); Jim Fenhagen (production designer); Michael K. Frith (production designer); Evelyn Sakash (art director); Jessica A. Milstein (set decorator); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Martha Stewart Living" (1991) - Lisa Wagner (V) (art director); Jennifer Geiger (II) (art director); Necy Guimaraes (senior set decorator); Aaron Caramanis (set decorator); Molly Maguire (I) (set decorator); Tamara Bodor (set decorator); Sue Coghlin (set decorator); Syndicated "Sesame Street" (1969) - Victor DiNapoli (production designer); Bob Phillips (IV) (art director); Mike Pantuso (art director); Pete Ortiz (I) (art director); Nat Mongioi (set decorator); PBS "The New Price Is Right" (1972) - Bente Christensen (art director); Richard Domabyl (set decorator); Elizabeth Fowler (I) (set decorator); CBS "The Other Half" (2001) - Gerry Hariton (production designer); Vicki Baral (production designer); James Carhart (art director); Syndicated

Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Roger Mooney (production designer); Joel Reynolds (I) (scenic designer); Martin Fahrer (scenic designer); Chas Plummer (scenic designer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"One Life to Live" (1968) - Roger Mooney (production designer); Ruth A. Wells (scenic designer); John C. Kenny Jr. (scenic designer); Martin Fahrer (scenic designer); ABC "The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) - Jack Forrestel (production designer); Fabrice Kenwood (art director); Elsa Zamparelli (set decorator); Charlotte Garnell-Scheide (set decorator); CBS "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - William Hultstrom (production designer); David Hoffman (III) (art director); Joe Bevacqua (set decorator); Andrea Joel (set decorator); Fred Cooper (II) (set decorator); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Richard Schurkamp (costume designer); Katherine Roth (costume designer); James Hammer (I) (costume designer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"One Life to Live" (1968) - Susan Gammie (costume designer); Sally Lesser (costume designer); David Brooks (X) (costume designer); ABC "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Shawn Dudley-Reeves (costume designer); Alyson Hui (costume designer); Shana Schoepke (costume designer); CBS "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Jennifer Johns (IV) (costume designer); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling


Winner:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - Bill Kellard (costume designer); Terry Roberson (costume designer); Edward G. Christie (costume designer/muppet); Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer/muppet); Carol Binion (costume designer/muppet); Fred Buchholz (costume designer/muppet); Victoria Ellis (II) (costume designer/muppet); Ann Marie Holdgruen (costume designer/muppet); Phoebe Kruetz (costume designer/muppet); Rollin Krewson (costume designer/muppet); Connie Peterson (I) (costume designer/muppet); Molly Reynolds (I) (costume designer/muppet); Michael Schupbach (costume designer/muppet); Jason Weber (I) (costume designer/muppet); Carlo Yannuzzi (costume designer/muppet); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Bear in the Big Blue House" (1997) - Paul Andrejco (costume designer/muppet); Lara MacLean (costume designer/muppet); Anney McKilligan (costume designer/muppet); Andrea Detwiler (costume designer/muppet); Vanessa Gifford (costume designer/muppet); Disney Channel "Between the Lions" (2000) - John Orberg (costume designer/puppet); James J. Kroupa (costume designer/puppet); Janet Kuhl (costume designer/puppet); Matt Stoddart (costume designer/puppet); PBS "The View" (1997) - Francine Taylor (II) (costume stylist); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation


Winner:
	"Arthur" (1996) - Marie-Pierre Lacombe (production mixer); Beno�t Coaillier (re-recording mixer); St�phane Bergeron (re-recording mixer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Barney & Friends" (1992) - Patrick Sellars (re-recording mixer); Neal Anderson (II) (re-recording mixer); PBS "Clifford the Big Red Dog" (2000) - Devon Bowman (production mixer); Dan Cubert (production mixer); Jeremy Pitts (production mixer); Gregory Cathcart (re-recording mixer); PBS "Dora the Explorer" (2000) - Juan Aceves (supervising production mixer); Nickelodeon "Sesame Street" (1969) - Blake Norton (I) (production mixer); Dick Maitland (sound effects mixer); Bob Schott (II) (re-recording mixer); PBS

Outstanding Achievement in Single Camera Editing


Winners:
	"A Wedding Story" (1996) - Arthur 'Art' Citron (editor); Pasquale De Fazio (editor); John Gerbec (editor); Dexter Gresh (editor); Tim Johnson (XIX) (editor); Scott Strobel (editor); Conrad Zimmer (editor); TLC - For episode "Josh and Reva". "Reading Rainbow" (1983) - Juantxo Royo (editor); Joe Comperiati (editor); Matt Hensel (editor); Robert Wetteland (editor); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Between the Lions" (2000) - Vincent Straggas (editor); Tim Lagasse (editor); Therese Cafaro (editor); Kristi Kilkenny (editor); PBS "This Old House" (1979) - Gary Stephenson (editor); PBS "While You Were Out" (2002) - Lars Fuchs (II) (editor); William Shaw (VIII) (editor); Evan Anthony (editor); TLC

Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing


Winner:
	"The Oprah Winfrey Show" (1986) - Michael Mabbott (II) (senior editor); John Strolia (editor); Neil Coleman (I) (editor); Doug Ryan (III) (editor); Tom Pyers (editor); Tim Drover (editor); Mike Sherry (editor); Dan Towell (editor); John Kilpatrick (II) (editor); Charles John Floramo (editor); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Martha Stewart Living" (1991) - Michael Starobin (I) (supervising editor); Cynthia Maurizio (senior editor); Doug Wright (IV) (editor); Anthony Tocci (editor); Peter Trivelas (editor); Paul Delmiche (II) (editor); Sean Steyer (editor); Dan Durand (editor); Syndicated "Sesame Street" (1969) - Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor); John Tierney (II) (editor); Selbern Narby (editor); PBS "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002) - Jason W. Williams (editor); Rick Broat (editor); Lesli Lyon (editor); Syndicated "Zoom" (1999) - Arnie Harchik (editor); Julie Kahn Zunder (editor); PBS Coming Up Roses (2002) (TV) - Robert Bernstein (I) (editor); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"General Hospital" (1963) - Fritz Curtis (editor); Peter Fillmore (editor); David Gonzales (II) (editor); Brian Rosner (editor); Donald Smith (III) (editor); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"As the World Turns" (1956) - Bob Mackler (editor); Matthew Griffin (III) (editor); CBS "Days of Our Lives" (1965) - Mason Dickson (I) (editor); Lugh Powers (editor); David Mawhinney (editor); Schooner Darrow (editor); NBC "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - Marc Beruti (editor); Rafael Gertel (editor); Stephen Pierron (editor); Zoe Edgerton (editor); Clayton Whitney Jr. (editor); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Live Action and Animation


Winner:
	"X-Men: Evolution" (2000) - Robert Hargreaves (III) (supervising sound editor); Giovanni Moscardino (dialogue editor); Warner Bros. Television
Other Nominees:
	"Clifford the Big Red Dog" (2000) - Rick Hinson (supervising sound editor); Gary Falcone (I) (supervising sound editor); Joseph Pizzulo (supervising sound editor); Elizabeth Hinson (sound editor); Devon Bowman (sound editor); Mark Mercado (I) (sound editor); Jeremy Pitts (sound editor); Sanaa Cannella (sound editor); Gregory Cathcart (sound editor); Josh Mancell (music editor); PBS "Fillmore!" (2002) - Otis Van Osten (supervising sound editor); Jason Oliver (IV) (dialogue/music editor); Rick Hammel (sound effects editor); David Lynch (III) (sound effects editor); ABC "Kim Possible" (2002) - Paca Thomas (supervising sound editor); Robbi Smith (dialogue editor); William Griggs (I) (sound editor); Brian F. Mars (sound editor); Marc S. Perlman (music editor); ABC "Ozzy & Drix" (2002) - Mark Keatts (supervising sound editor); Kerry Iverson (sound editor); Mark Keefer (II) (sound editor); Jason Freedman (supervising sfx editor); Cecil Broughton (sound editor); Joe Sandusky (sound editor); Kids WB [us] "Prehistoric Planet" (2002) - Rick Livingstone (music editor); Dave Novak (I) (sound editor); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Makeup


Winner:
	"The View" (1997) - Eve Pearl (makeup artist); Lori Klein (makeup artist); Elena George (II) (makeup artist); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (1989) - Michelle Champagne (key makeup artist); Syndicated "Sesame Street" (1969) - Joe Cuervo (makeup artist); PBS "SoapTalk" (2002) - Adam Christopher (II) (makeup artist); Felicia Linsky (makeup artist); Soapnet "The Oprah Winfrey Show" (1986) - Reggie Wells (II) (makeup artist); Syndicated

Outstanding Achievement in Makeup for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Robin Kaiser (II) (makeup artist); Pat Moore-Theis (makeup artist); Julie Teel (makeup artist); Deborah J. Steele (makeup artist); Martel Thompson (makeup artist); Mary Anne Spano (makeup artist); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"As the World Turns" (1956) - Eldo Ray Estes (key makeup artist); Kevin-James Bennett (key makeup artist); Stephane Glover McGee (makeup artist); Anette Lian-Williams (makeup artist); John Perkins (V) (makeup artist); CBS "General Hospital" (1963) - Donna Messina Armogida (head makeup artist); Wendy Pennington Holz (makeup artist); Georgia Grado Berona (makeup artist); Art Harding (makeup artist); Kimberly Braisin (makeup artist); Cyndilee Rice (makeup artist); ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Renate Long (makeup artist); Doreen Gillis (makeup artist); Cheryl Williams (I) (makeup artist); ABC "The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) - Chris Escobosa (makeup artist); Christine Lai-Johnson (makeup artist); Trent Cotner (makeup artist); Marlene Mason (I) (makeup artist); CBS "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Paul Gebbia (head makeup artist); Helen M. Gallagher (makeup artist); Joseph Cola (makeup artist); Mary Anne Spano (makeup artist); Julie Teel (makeup artist); Melanie Demetri (makeup artist); CBS

Outstanding Original Song


Winner:
	"Passions" (1999) - John Henry Kreitler (composer/lyricist); Faith Rivera (composer/lyricist); NBC - For the song "Forever Near".
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - A.J. Gundell (composer/lyricist); ABC - For the song "This D�j� Vu". "All My Children" (1970) - A.J. Gundell (composer/lyricist); Jeffrey Gaines (composer/lyricist); ABC - For the song "I Want You To Want Me". "Port Charles" (1997) - Kelly Brown (VI) (lyricist); Dave Macleod (I) (composer); R.C. Cates (composer); Joey Lugassy (composer); ABC - For the song "The Gift". "Port Charles" (1997) - Kelly Brown (XI) (lyricist); Shawn Launier (composer); R.C. Cates (composer); Joey Lugassy (composer); ABC - For the song "Hey Sister".

Outstanding Game Show Host


Winner:
	"Jeopardy!" (1984) - Alex Trebek (host); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Hollywood Squares" (1998) - Tom Bergeron (host); Syndicated "Pyramid" (2002) - Donny Osmond (host); Syndicated "The New Price Is Right" (1972) - Bob Barker (I) (host); CBS "Wheel of Fortune" (1975) - Pat Sajak (host); Syndicated "Win Ben Stein's Money" (1997) - Ben Stein (I) (co-host); Sal Iacono (co-host); Comedy Central

Outstanding Achievement in Main Title Design


Winner:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - Randall Balsmeyer (graphic artist); Amit Sethi (graphic artist); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Jennifer Miller (VIII) (graphic artist); Tim Brown (XI) (graphic artist); Irene Vodar (graphic artist); ABC "Beyond with James Van Praagh" (2002) - Max Almy (graphic artist); Teri Yarbrow (graphic artist); Andy Atkins (graphic artist); Syndicated "Martha Stewart Living" (1991) - Keegan Martin (title designer); Syndicated "Port Charles" (1997) - Kathryn Peaslee (title designer); ABC "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Eric Fitzgerald (I) (title designer); Wayne Fitzgerald (title designer); CBS

Outstanding Special Class Series


Winner:
	"A Baby Story" (1998) - Terri Johnson (III) (executive producer); Neil A. Cohen (executive producer); Glenda Hersh (executive producer); Steven Weinstock (executive producer); Nikki Strome Taub (supervising producer/producer); Aisha Wagle (coordinating producer); Lorri Leighton (producer); Elizabeth Layton (I) (producer); TLC
Other Nominees:
	"Breakfast with the Arts" (1991) - Emilio Nunez (I) (executive producer); Diane Ferenczi (executive producer); John Bence (senior producer); Haewon Yom (producer); Liisa Lunden (producer); Laura Marini (I) (producer); Barbara M�ller (II) (producer); Elliott Forrest (host); A&E "Judge Judy" (1996) - Randy Douthit (executive producer); Timothy Regler (co-executive producer); Victoria Jenest (supervising producer); Shannon Weber-Arellano (senior producer); Cybil Jordan-Malachi (producer); Jonathan Sebastien (producer); Richard Russakoff (producer); Jenifer Faison (producer); Christopher Thomas (VIII) (producer); Kirk Liens (producer); Judy Sheindlin (host); Syndicated "Pop Up Video" (1996) - Woody Thompson (executive producer); David Ladik (executive producer); Colby Hall (producer); VH1 "While You Were Out" (2002) - Stephen H. Schwartz (executive producer); Abigail Harvey (executive producer); Benita Matofska (producer); Phil Eigner (producer); Alyssa Kaufman (producer); Nicole Sorrenti (producer); Teresa Strasser (host); TLC

Outstanding Achievement in Casting for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Judy Wilson (II) (casting director); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"General Hospital" (1963) - Mark Teschner (casting director); ABC "Passions" (1999) - Jacklynn Briskey (casting director); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling


Winner:
	"The Oprah Winfrey Show" (1986) - Andre Walker (III) (hairstylist); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (1989) - Diane Dagistino (key hairstylist); Syndicated "Sesame Street" (1969) - Karen Specht (I) (hairstylist); PBS "The New Price Is Right" (1972) - Mira Wilder (hairstylist); CBS "The View" (1997) - Deirdre Flaherty (hairstylist); Bryant Renfroe (hairstylist); Lavette Slater (hairstylist); ABC

Outstanding Children's Series


Winner:
	"Reading Rainbow" (1983) - Twila Liggett (executive producer); LeVar Burton (executive producer); Orly Wiseman (producer); Nicole Silver (I) (producer); Elizabeth O'Mara (producer); Ed Wiseman (producer); Sudie Anning (producer); Nan Schweiger (producer); Don Boswell (II) (producer); Pam Johnson (III) (producer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Assignment Discovery" (2003) - Edward De Leon (executive producer); Helen Holt (executive producer); Jonathan Lawhead (supervising producer); Mary Stephens (senior producer); Discovery Channel "Between the Lions" (2000) - Judith Stoia (executive producer); Christopher Cerf (executive producer); Norman Stiles (executive producer); Carol Klein (I) (supervising producer); Michele McDonough (coordinating producer); PBS "Even Stevens" (2000) - David Brookwell (executive producer); Sean McNamara (I) (executive producer); Marc Warren (III) (executive producer); Dennis Rinsler (executive producer); Tom Burkhard (co-executive producer); David Grace (I) (supervising producer); Stacey Kosier Box (line producer); Matt Dearborn (I) (consulting producer); Disney Channel "Zoom" (1999) - Kate Taylor (I) (executive producer); Jim Johnston (IV) (senior producer); Marisa Wolsky (coordinating producer); Kathleen Shugrue (supervising producer); Paul Serafini (producer); PBS

Outstanding Special Class Special


Winner:
	Hollywood Rocks the Movies: The 1970s (2002) (TV) - Kevin Burns (III) (executive producer); David Sehring (executive producer); Patty Ivins Specht (producer); David Bowie (I) (host); AMC
Other Nominees:
	113th Tournament of Roses Parade (2002) (TV) - Arthur Forrest (I) (executive producer); Carol Kahl (supervising producer); Stephanie Prescott (coordinating roducer); Tom Patino (line producer); Al Roker (co-host); Nancy O'Dell (co-host); NBC Behind the Scenes of This Old House (2002) (TV) - Russell Morash (executive producer); David Vos (II) (producer); PBS Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (2002) (TV) - Brad Lachman (executive producer); Bill Bracken (producer); Katie Couric (co-host); Matt Lauer (co-host); Al Roker (co-host); NBC Opening Ceremony Salt Lake Paralympic Winter Games (2002) (TV) - Joedy Lister (executive producer); Heather Boyd-Meugniot (coordinating producer); Christopher Laue (producer); Louis Gossett Jr. (host); NBC

Outstanding Talk Show


Winners:
	"The View" (1997) - Bill Geddie (executive producer); Barbara Walters (executive producer); Alexandra Cohen (I) (supervising producer); Jessica Stedman Guff (senior producer); Patrick Ignozzi (coordinating producer); Jakki Taylor (coordinating producer); Jennifer Brookman (producer); Glenn Davish (II) (producer); Dana Goodman (I) (producer); Audrey Jones (I) (producer); Haleigh Safran (producer); Matthew J. Strauss (producer); ABC "The Wayne Brady Show" (2002) - Bernie Brillstein (executive producer); Robert Morton (I) (executive producer); Krysia Plonka (supervising producer); John Redmann (supervising producer); K.P. Anderson (coordinating producer); Danny Breen (producer); Wendy Miller (III) (producer); Lee Farber (producer); Erin Irwin (producer); Maria Notaras (producer); Shane Farley (producer); Josh Gilbert (III) (producer); Michael Carnes (I) (producer); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Dr. Phil" (2002) - Carla Pennington (executive producer); Gwynne Thomas (senior producer); Angie Kraus-Bell (supervising producer); Kandi Amelon (senior coordinating producer); Dan Dobson (I) (line producer); Chere Graham (producer); Julie Johnson (VIII) (producer); Julie Ross (V) (producer); Judy Rybak (producer); Edward Santos (producer); Lisa Steinke (producer); Kathy Giaconia (producer); Katerina Monemvassitis (producer); Marsha Armstrong (producer); Syndicated "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (1989) - Regis Philbin (executive producer); Michael Gelman (executive producer); Kelly Burkhard (producer); Dana Dodge (producer); Cindy MacDonald (I) (producer); Mariann Sabol-Nieves (producer); Joanne Saltzman (producer); Jan Schillay (producer); Delores Spruell-Jackson (producer); Ann-Marie Williams-Gray (producer); Lori Schulweis (producer); John Ogle (producer); Albert Bianchini (I) (producer); Elyssa Shapiro (I) (producer); David Mullen (I) (producer); Syndicated "SoapTalk" (2002) - Michael D. Stevens (executive producer); Ray Giuliani (executive producer); Diane DeMartino (supervising producer); Lisa Tatum (supervising producer); Rich de Michele (line producer); Peggy Murphy (II) (producer); Matthew Wright (IV) (producer); Kim Hoffman (III) (producer); Soapnet

Outstanding Special Class Animated Program


Winner:
	"Teacher's Pet" (2000) - Gary Baseman (executive producer); Bill Steinkellner (executive producer); Cherie Steinkellner (executive producer); Jess Winfield (co-executive producer); Don MacKinnon (I) (director); Ennio Torresan (director); Alfred Gimeno (director); Julie Morgavi (director); David Maples (writer); Billiam Coronel (writer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Kim Possible" (2002) - Mark McCorkle (executive producer); Robert Schooley (executive producer); Chris Bailey (I) (director); Lisa Schaffer (director); Gary Sperling (writer); ABC "Ozzy & Drix" (2002) - Sander Schwartz (executive producer); Peter Farrelly (executive producer); Bobby Farrelly (executive producer); Alan Burnett (producer/writer); Emory Myrick (producer); Bradley Thomas (I) (producer); Ginny McSwain (director); Douglas Langdale (writer); Len Uhley (writer); Kids WB [us] "Rolie Polie Olie" (1998) - William Joyce (II) (executive producer); Michael Hirsh (I) (executive producer); Patrick Loubert (executive producer); Clive A. Smith (executive producer); Fabrice Giger (executive producer); Stephen Hodgins (supervising producer); Scott Dyer (I) (supervising producer); Guillaume Hellouin (supervising producer); Pamela Lehn (producer); Corinne Kouper (producer); Eric Flaherty (producer); Christophe Archambault (producer); Mike Fallows (supervising director); Ron Pitts (II) (director); Bill Giggie (director); Nadine Van der Velde (writer); Hugh Duffy (writer); Scott Kraft (writer); Dave Dias (writer); Jennifer Pertsch (writer); Disney Channel Madeline: My Fair Madeline (2002) (TV) - Andy Heyward (I) (executive producer); Michael Maliani (executive producer); Christy Buskirk (coordinating producer); Scott Heming (I) (director); Marsha Goodman (director); Phil Harnage (writer); Shelley Zellman (writer); Eric Lewald (writer); Nickelodeon

Outstanding Talk Show Host


Winner:
	"The Wayne Brady Show" (2002) - Wayne Brady (host); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Dr. Phil" (2002) - Phil McGraw (host); Syndicated "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (1989) - Regis Philbin (co-host); Kelly Ripa (co-host); Syndicated "SoapTalk" (2002) - Lisa Rinna (I) (co-host); Ty Treadway (co-host); Soapnet "The View" (1997) - Barbara Walters (co-host); Meredith Vieira (co-host); Star Jones (I) (co-host); Joy Behar (co-host); Lisa Ling (co-host); ABC

Outstanding Performer in a Children's Special


Winner:
	Bang Bang You're Dead (2002) (TV) - Ben Foster (I); Showtime
Other Nominees:
	Bang Bang You're Dead (2002) (TV) - Tom Cavanagh; Showtime Bobbie's Girl (2002) (TV) - Bernadette Peters; Showtime Our America (2002) (TV) - Vanessa Williams (I); Showtime The Red Sneakers (2002) (TV) - Gregory Hines; Showtime

Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series


Winner:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - Michael Loman (executive producer); Arlene Sherman (co-executive producer); Kevin Clash (co-executive producer); Melissa Dino (producer); Carol-Lynn Parente (producer); Karen Ialacci (line producer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Bear in the Big Blue House" (1997) - Mitchell Kriegman (executive producer); Alex Rockwell (executive producer); Erica Levin (producer); Andy Yerkes (producer); Deborah Meyer (I) (line producer); James Sabatini (coordinating producer); P. Kevin Strader (co-producer); Claudia Silver (I) (co-producer); Disney Channel "Blue's Clues" (1996) - Traci Paige Johnson (executive producer); Angela Santomero (executive producer); Jennifer Twomey (executive producer); Wendy Harris (II) (supervising producer); Marcy Pritchard (line producer); Nickelodeon

Outstanding Children's Animated Program


Winner:
	"Rugrats" (1991) - Arlene Klasky (executive producer); Gabor Csupo (executive producer); Eryk Casemiro (co-executive producer); Cella Nichols Duffy (supervising producer); Jim Duffy (II) (supervising producer); Maureen Iser (producer); Susan Ward (V) (producer); Pernelle Hayes (producer); John Holmquist (producer); Monica Piper (producer/writer); Richard Gitelson (producer/writer); Scott Gray (III) (writer); Barbara Schwartz (III) (writer); Mark Risley (supervising director); Anthony Bell (I) (director); Ron Noble (II) (director); Dave Fontana (director); Chris Hermans (director); Michael Mullen (II) (director); Carol Millican (director); Jeff Scott (VII) (director); Nickelodeon
Other Nominees:
	"Arthur" (1996) - Carol Greenwald (executive producer); Andrew Porporino (executive producer); Lesley Taylor (producer); Pierre Valette (producer); Diane Dallaire (line producer); Marc Brown (III) (producer); Geoff Adams (III) (producer); Greg Bailey (II) (producer/director); Debra Toffan (director); Peter K. Hirsch (writer); Dietrich Smith (writer); Peter Egan (I) (writer); Glen Berger (writer); Matthew Lane (VII) (writer); PBS "Clifford the Big Red Dog" (2000) - Deborah Forte (executive producer); Mike Young (I) (co-executive producer); Bill Schultz (I) (supervising producer); Liz Young (III) (supervising producer); Jef Kaminsky (producer); Martha Atwater (producer); John Over (director); Susan Blu (director); PBS "Dora the Explorer" (2000) - Chris Gifford (II) (executive producer/writer); Valerie Walsh (I) (producer/writer); Eric Weiner (III) (producer/head writer); Jeff DeGrandis (supervising producer); Cathy Galeota (coordinating producer); Miken Wong (line producer); George S. Chialtas (director); Sherie Pollack (director); Nickelodeon "Dragon Tales" (1999) - Jeff Kline (executive producer); Nina Elias-Bamberger (executive producer); Ron Rodecker (producer); Michael Hack (director); Gloria Jenkins (director); PBS

Outstanding Children's Special


Winner:
	Bang Bang You're Dead (2002) (TV) - William Mastrosimone (executive producer); Norman Stephens (executive producer); Paul Hellerman (producer); Deboragh Gabler (producer); Showtime
Other Nominees:
	"Zoom" (1999) - Kate Taylor (I) (executive producer); Jim Johnston (IV) (senior producer); Kathleen Shugrue (supervising producer); Paul Serafini (supervising producer); Marcy Gunther (coordinating producer); Kathy Waugh (I) (producer); PBS - For "Zoom: America's Kids Remember". Our America (2002) (TV) - Joseph Stern (executive producer); Angela Bassett (executive producer); Eda Godel Hallinan (producer); Armand Leo (line producer); Showtime Table Talk: Talking Beyond 9/11 (2002) (TV) - Jane Paley (producer); Larry Price (producer); WAM!

Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series


Winner:
	"Even Stevens" (2000) - Shia LaBeouf; Disney Channel
Other Nominees:
	"Bear in the Big Blue House" (1997) - Noel MacNeal; Disney Channel "Even Stevens" (2000) - Donna Pescow; Disney Channel "Reading Rainbow" (1983) - LeVar Burton; PBS "Sesame Street" (1969) - Kevin Clash; PBS

Outstanding Service Show


Winner:
	"Martha Stewart Living" (1991) - Martha Stewart (II) (executive producer); Eve Krzyzanowski (executive producer); Carolyn Kelly Wallach (senior producer); Lisa Wagner (V) (senior producer); Suzanne McGrath (producer); Mara Altschuler (producer); Barbara Fight (producer); Laurie Hepburn (producer); Lenore Welby (producer); Greta Anthony (producer); Josolyn Santos (producer); Jennifer Pilkington (producer); Ann MacMullan (producer); Elena Ferretti (producer); Mark Ski (producer); Judy Morris (II) (producer); Lee Buttala (producer); A.J. Boles (line producer); Al Irizarry (coordinating producer); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Ask This Old House" (2003) - Russell Morash (executive producer); Bruce Irving (senior producer); PBS "Essence of Emeril" (1996) - Karen Katz (IV) (executive producer); Emeril Lagasse (executive producer); Food Network "The Christopher Lowell Show" (1999) - Terri Johnson (III) (executive producer); Christopher Lowell (II) (executive producer); Dan Levin (I) (executive producer); Elaine Perkins (supervising producer); Greg Gorden (line producer); Lisa Pegnato (coordinating producer); Elayne Sawaya (senior producer); Eleanor Sampson (senior producer); Dana Neillie (producer); Discovery Channel "This Old House" (1979) - Russell Morash (executive producer); Bruce Irving (senior producer); PBS

Outstanding Service Show Host


Winner:
	"Martha Stewart Living" (1991) - Martha Stewart (II) (host); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Essence of Emeril" (1996) - Emeril Lagasse (host); Food Network "The Christopher Lowell Show" (1999) - Christopher Lowell (II) (host); Discovery Channel "This Old House" (1979) - Steve Thomas (III) (host); PBS

Outstanding Achievement in Single Camera Photography (Film or Electronic)


Winner:
	Our America (2002) (TV) - Ernest R. Dickerson (director of photography); Showtime
Other Nominees:
	"Ask This Old House" (2003) - Stephen J. D'Onofrio (camera operator); PBS "Martha Stewart Living" (1991) - Garry Nardilla (cinematographer); Stephen Murello (cinematographer); Frankie DeJoseph (cinematographer); Syndicated "Reading Rainbow" (1983) - Joel Shapiro (I) (director of photography); Ari Haberberg (director of photography); Jimmy O'Donnell (II) (director of photography); PBS

Outstanding Drama Series


Winner:
	"As the World Turns" (1956) - Christopher Goutman (executive producer); Carol Shure (senior producer); Vivian Gundaker (producer); Kelsey Bay (coordinating producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Port Charles" (1997) - Julie Hanan Carruthers (executive producer); Hope Harmel Smith (producer); Mercer Barrows (coordinating producer); ABC "The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) - Bradley Bell (I) (executive producer); Rhonda Friedman (supervising producer); Ron Weaver (I) (senior producer); Cynthia Popp-Landsberger (producer); CBS "The Young and the Restless" (1973) - William J. Bell (senior executive producer); David Shaughnessy (executive producer); Kathryn Foster (I) (producer); Nancy Wiard (producer); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Joyce Carollo (hairstylist); Richard F. Esposito (hairstylist); Val Reichenbach (hairstylist); Lisa Johnson (IV) (hairstylist); Anna Knommydes (hairstylist); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"As the World Turns" (1956) - Theresa Marra-Siliceo (head hairstylist); Lillian Cvecich (hairstylist); Veronica Bakalenik (hairstylist); CBS "General Hospital" (1963) - Kimber Lee Anderson (hairstylist); Michael Anton Prockiw (hairstylist); Cathrine A. Marcotte (hairstylist); Paulette Pennington (hairstylist); ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Wayne Bilotti (hairstylist); Laurie Filippi (hairstylist); Beverly Belletieri (hairstylist); ABC "The Guiding Light" (1952) - Ralph Stanzione (hairstylist); Christine Fennell (hairstylist); Val Reichenbach (hairstylist); Charlie McKenna (I) (hairstylist); Frank Vazquez (I) (hairstylist); CBS

Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show


Winner:
	"Jeopardy!" (1984) - Harry Friedman (I) (executive producer); Lisa Finneran (senior producer); Rocky Schmidt (senior producer); Gary Johnson (I) (senior producer); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Hollywood Squares" (1998) - Henry Winkler (executive producer); Michael Levitt (I) (executive producer); Steve Radosh (supervising producer); Jay Redack (senior producer); Claudia Cagan (co-producer); Casey Patterson (producer); Syndicated "The New Price Is Right" (1972) - Bob Barker (I) (executive producer); Roger Dobkowitz (producer); Phillip W. Rossi (producer); CBS "Wheel of Fortune" (1975) - Harry Friedman (I) (executive producer); Karen Griffith (I) (senior producer); Stephen H. Schwartz (senior producer); Syndicated "Win Ben Stein's Money" (1997) - Andrew J. Golder (executive producer); Al Burton (II) (executive producer); Byron Glore (executive producer); Terrence McDonnell (co-executive producer); Meredith Fox (I) (supervising producer); Comedy Central

Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program


Winner:
	"Little Bill" (1999) - Gregory Hines; Nickelodeon
Other Nominees:
	"Clifford the Big Red Dog" (2000) - John Ritter; PBS "Liberty's Kids: Est. 1776" (2002) - Walter Cronkite; PBS "Little Bill" (1999) - Ruby Dee (I); Nickelodeon "What's New, Scooby-Doo?" (2002) - Mindy Cohn; Kids WB [us]

Lifetime Achievement Award


Awarded to:
	Art Linkletter