Emmy  ...Lead Actor in a Drama...  ...Guest Actor in a Drama...  ...Lead Actor in a...  ...Lead Actor in a Comedy...  ...Guest Actor in a...  ...Lead Actress in a...  ...Guest Actress in a...  ...Lead Actress in a...  ...Lead Actress in a...  ...Guest Actress in a...  ...Supporting Actor in a...  ...Supporting Actor in a...  ...Supporting Actor in a...  ...Supporting Actress in...  ...Supporting Actress in...  ...Supporting Actress in...  ...Directing for a...  ...Technical Direction,...  ...Technical Direction,...  ...Lighting Direction...  ...Music Direction  ...Directing for a Comedy...  ...Directing for a...  ...Directing for a Drama...  ...Writing for a Drama...  ...Writing for a Comedy...  ...Writing for a...  ...Writing for a Variety,...  ...Cinematography for a...  ...Cinematography for a...  ...Cinematography for a...  ...Cinematography for...  ...Art Direction for a...  ...Art Direction for a...  ...Art Direction for a...  ...Art Direction for a...  ...Costumes for a Variety...  ...Costumes for a...  ...Costumes for a Series  ...Sound Mixing for a...  ...Multi-Camera Sound...  ...Single Camera Sound...  ...Sound Mixing for a...  ...Single Camera Sound...  ...Single Camera Picture...  ...Single Camera Picture...  ...Picture Editing for...  ...Multi-Camera Picture...  ...Multi-Camera Picture...  ...Sound Editing for a...  ...Sound Editing for a...  ...Sound Editing for a...  ...Special Visual Effects...  ...Special Visual Effects...  ...Makeup for a...  ...Makeup for a Series  ...Music Composition for...  ...Music Composition for...  ...Variety, Music or...  ...Variety, Music or...  ...Music and Lyrics  ...Individual Performance...  ...Main Title Theme Music  ...Classical Music-Dance...  ...Main Title Design  ...Casting for a...  ...Hairstyling for a...  ...Outstanding Miniseries  ...Animated Program (For...  ...Non-Fiction Special  ...Comedy Series  ...Casting for a Comedy...  ...Casting for a Drama...  ...Drama Series  ...Non-Fiction Program...  ...Individual Animation  ...Children's Program  ...Non-Fiction Program...  ...Choreography  ...Hairstyling for a...  ...Outstanding Commercial  ...Animated Program (For...  ...Non-Fiction Series  ...Voice-Over Performance  ...Made for Television...  Governor's Award    event overview  prev ceremony: 2000  next ceremony: 2002    in this year: 2001  all events  awards browser

Emmy Awards: 2001 Emmy Date: 8 September (creative arts), 4 November (primetime programming) Host: Andy Richter (I) (creative arts); Ellen DeGeneres Location: Pasadena Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, California, USA (creative arts) Shubert Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA (primetime programming) Notes: The awards are presented to shows that were broadcast between 1 June 2000 and 31 May 2001. The primetime Emmy awards ceremony is postponed from 16 September due to the assault on the World Trade Center and other facilities on 11 September. On 7 October the ceremony is again postponed due to the US air strikes in Afghanistan, this time only hours before the event with no new date given. By this time ATAS and US TV network CBS already have lost millions of dollars. When shortly afterwards Don Mischer Productions, who had been producing the show for seven times previously, stated that they were unable to continue as producers due to other commitments, the celebration of the 2001 primetime Emmys became uncertain at all. Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series   Winner:   "The Sopranos" (1999) - James Gandolfini; HBO   Other Nominees:   "Gideon's Crossing" (2000) - Andre Braugher; ABC "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Dennis Franz (I); ABC "The West Wing" (1999) - Rob Lowe (I); NBC "The West Wing" (1999) - Martin Sheen; NBC Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series   Winner:   "The Practice" (1997) - Michael Emerson (I); ABC - For playing "William Hinks".   Other Nominees:   "ER" (1994) - James Cromwell (I); NBC - For playing "Bishop Lionel Stewart". - For episode "A Walk In The Woods". "Once and Again" (1999) - Patrick Dempsey (I); ABC - For playing "Aaron Brooks". - For episode "Stranger's And Brother's". "The Practice" (1997) - Rene Auberjonois; ABC - For playing "Judge Mantz". - For episode "We Hold These Truths". "The West Wing" (1999) - Oliver Platt; NBC - For playing "Oliver Babish". Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie   Winner:   Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Kenneth Branagh; HBO   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Ben Kingsley; ABC 61* (2001) (TV) - Barry Pepper; HBO Bojangles (2001) (TV) - Gregory Hines; Showtime For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story (2000) (TV) - Andy Garcia (I); HBO Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Will & Grace" (1998) - Eric McCormack; NBC   Other Nominees:   "3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - John Lithgow (I); NBC "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Ray Romano (I); CBS "Frasier" (1993) - Kelsey Grammer; NBC "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Frankie Muniz; 20th Century Fox Television Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Frasier" (1993) - Derek Jacobi; NBC - For playing "Jackson Riley". - For episode "The Show Must Go Off".   Other Nominees:   "Frasier" (1993) - Victor Garber; NBC - For playing "Ferguson". - For episode "Taking Liberties". "Friends" (1994) - Gary Oldman; NBC - For playing "Richard Crosby". "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Robert Loggia; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Grandpa Victor". - For episode "Grandparents". "The Lot" (1999) - Michael York (I); AMC - For playing "Colin Rhome". - For episode "Daddy Dearest, Stiffed". Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series   Winner:   "The Sopranos" (1999) - Edie Falco; HBO   Other Nominees:   "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) - Marg Helgenberger; CBS "Judging Amy" (1999) - Amy Brenneman (I); CBS "Once and Again" (1999) - Sela Ward; ABC "The Sopranos" (1999) - Lorraine Bracco; HBO Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series   Winner:   "ER" (1994) - Sally Field; NBC - For playing "Maggie Wyczenski".   Other Nominees:   "Boston Public" (2000) - Kathy Baker (I); 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Mrs. Peters". "Family Law" (1999) - Dana Delany; CBS - For playing "Mary Sullivan". - For episode "Safe At Home". "The District" (2000) - Jean Smart; CBS - For playing "Sherry Regan". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Annabella Sciorra; HBO - For playing "Gloria Trillo". Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie   Winner:   "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Judy Davis (I); ABC   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Hannah Taylor-Gordon; ABC The Last of the Blonde Bombshells (2000) (TV) - Judi Dench; HBO When Billie Beat Bobby (2001) (TV) - Holly Hunter; ABC Wit (2001) (TV) - Emma Thompson (I); HBO Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Patricia Heaton; CBS   Other Nominees:   "Ally McBeal" (1997) - Calista Flockhart; 20th Century Fox Television "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Jane Kaczmarek; 20th Century Fox Television "Sex and the City" (1998) - Sarah Jessica Parker; HBO "Will & Grace" (1998) - Debra Messing; NBC Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Frasier" (1993) - Jean Smart; NBC - For playing "Lana Gardner".   Other Nominees:   "Ally McBeal" (1997) - Jami Gertz; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Kimmy Bishop". "Ally McBeal" (1997) - Bernadette Peters; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Cassandra Lewis". "Friends" (1994) - Susan Sarandon; NBC - For playing "Cecilia Monroe". - For episode "The One With Joey's New Brain". "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Cloris Leachman; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Grandma Ida". - For episode "Grandparents". Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series   Winner:   "The West Wing" (1999) - Bradley Whitford; NBC   Other Nominees:   "The Sopranos" (1999) - Dominic Chianese; HBO "The Sopranos" (1999) - Michael Imperioli; HBO "The West Wing" (1999) - Richard Schiff; NBC "The West Wing" (1999) - John Spencer (I); NBC Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Ally McBeal" (1997) - Peter MacNicol; 20th Century Fox Television   Other Nominees:   "Ally McBeal" (1997) - Robert Downey Jr.; 20th Century Fox Television "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Peter Boyle (I); CBS "Frasier" (1993) - David Hyde Pierce; NBC "Will & Grace" (1998) - Sean Hayes (I); NBC Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie   Winner:   "Nuremberg" (2000) - Brian Cox (I); TNT   Other Nominees:   "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Victor Garber; ABC Club Land (2001) (TV) - Alan Alda; Showtime Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Colin Firth; HBO Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Stanley Tucci (I); HBO The Last of the Blonde Bombshells (2000) (TV) - Ian Holm; HBO Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series   Winner:   "The West Wing" (1999) - Allison Janney; NBC   Other Nominees:   "ER" (1994) - Maura Tierney; NBC "Judging Amy" (1999) - Tyne Daly; CBS "The Sopranos" (1999) - Aida Turturro; HBO "The West Wing" (1999) - Stockard Channing; NBC Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie   Winner:   "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Tammy Blanchard; ABC   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Brenda Blethyn; ABC Haven (2001) (TV) - Anne Bancroft (I); CBS Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her (2000) - Holly Hunter; Showtime Wit (2001) (TV) - Audra McDonald; HBO Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Doris Roberts; CBS   Other Nominees:   "Friends" (1994) - Jennifer Aniston; NBC "Friends" (1994) - Lisa Kudrow; NBC "Sex and the City" (1998) - Kim Cattrall; HBO "Will & Grace" (1998) - Megan Mullally; NBC Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   Wit (2001) (TV) - Mike Nichols (I) (director); HBO   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Robert Dornhelm (director); ABC "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Robert Allan Ackerman (director); ABC 61* (2001) (TV) - Billy Crystal (director); HBO Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Frank Pierson (I) (director); HBO Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video for a Series   Winner:   "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Timothy Kennedy (II) (technical director); George Rothweiler (camera operator); Al Cialino (camera operator); Dave Dorsett (camera operator); Karin-Lucie Grzella (camera operator); Jack Young (VII) (camera operator); John Hannel (camera operator); John Curtin (II) (camera operator); Joel Solofsky (camera operator); Jim Masi (camera operator); Fred Shimizu (camera operator); Dan Flaherty (I) (camera operator); William J. White (senior video control); CBS - For episode "#1527".   Other Nominees:   "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Steven Cimino (technical director); Johnny Pinto (II) (camera operator); Brian Phraner (camera operator); Richard B. Fox (camera operator); Michael Bennett (IX) (camera operator); Carl Eckett (camera operator); Susan Noll (senior video control); Frank Grisanti (senior video control); NBC - For episode with host Christopher Walken and musical guest Weezer. "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (1992) - Michael Stramisky (technical director); Theodore Ashton (camera operator); Les Atkinson (camera operator); Ann Bergstrom (I) (camera operator); Kevin Fraser (IV) (camera operator); Thomas Geren (camera operator); David Levisohn (camera operator); Hugo Morelli (camera operator); Kurt Tonnessen (camera opertaor); Michael Tribble (camera operator); William Gardhouse (video control); NBC - For show #2057. "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" (1998) - John Pritchett (III) (technical director); Theodore Ashton (camera operator); Sam Drummy (camera operator); Larry Heider (camera operator); Brian Reason (camera operator); Easter Xua (camera operator); Brad Zerbst (camera operator); Bob Keys (camera operator); John O'Brien (IX) (video control); ABC - For show #313. Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   Timeless: Live in Concert (2001) (TV) - John Pritchett (III) (technical director); Larry Heider (camera operator); Sam Drummy (camera operator); Ken Dahlquist (camera operator); Greg Harms (II) (camera operator); Theodore Ashton (camera operator); Brad Zerbst (camera operator); Ron Sheldon (I) (camera operator); Thomas Geren (camera operator); Dave Eastwood (camera operator); Bill Chaikowsky (camera operator); Tom Tcimpidis (video control); John Palacio (I) (video control); 20th Century Fox Television   Other Nominees:   "Survivor" (2000) {Survivor: The Reunion (#1.14)} - David Hallmark (technical director); Jim 'Beaux' Dray (technical director); Kevin Bailey (II) (camera operator); Joseph Bohman (camera operator); John Curtin (II) (camera operator); Dave Dorsett (camera operator); Sam Drummy (camera operator); Freddie Fredericks (camera operator); Wayne Getchell (camera operator); Larry Heider (camera operator); Bob Keys (camera operator); Les Nourse (camera operator); Gordon T. Sweeney (camera operator); Allen Latter (video control); Scha Jani (video control); CBS Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Live in New York City (2001) (TV) - Barry Otto (II) (technical director); Phil Summers (I) (camera operator); Scott Lutton (camera operator); Dave Driscoll (camera operator); Charlie Huntley (camera operator); James J. Miller (camera operator); Dave Hulings (camera operator); Mark Chamberlain (II) (camera operator); Michael O'Rourke (IV) (camera operator); Marc Nathan (camera operator); Pete Stendel (camera operator); Nat Heard (camera operator); Jeff Cirbes (camera operator); Alain Onesto (camera operator); Mark Renaudin (camera operator); Mitchell Simchowitz (video control); HBO Super Bowl XXXV Halftime Show (2001) (TV) - Steven Cimino (technical director); Beth Efroymson (camera operator); George Graffeo (camera operator); Robert Lawton (I) (camera operator); Allen Merriweather (camera operator); Janis Murray (II) (camera operator); Deena Sheldon (camera operator); Robert Wishnie (camera operator); Kerri Brooks (camera operator); John Pavlovich (camera operator); Pete Stendel (camera operator); Jeff Zachary (II) (camera operator); John Kosmaczewski (camera operator); Ron Tadano (camera operator); Mark Whitman (camera operator); Charlie Huntley (camera operator); Dave Eastwood (camera operator); Bill Philbin (I) (camera operator); Hector Ramirez (I) (camera operator); Jay Kulick (camera operator); Sol Bress (camera operator); CBS The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) (TV) - John B. Field (technical director); Rick Edwards (IV) (technical director); Allan Wells (I) (technical director); Kenneth R. Shapiro (technical director); Theodore Ashton (camera operator); Rob Balton (camera operator); John Burdick (I) (camera operator); Rocky Danielson (camera operator); Sam Drummy (camera operator); Dave Eastwood (camera operator); Thomas Geren (camera operator); Ray Hoover (camera operator); Freddie Fredericks (camera operator); Marc Hunter (II) (camera operator); Charlie Huntley (camera operator); David Levisohn (camera operator); Lyn Noland (camera operator); Rob Palmer (I) (camera operator); Kenneth Patterson (II) (camera operator); Bill Philbin (I) (camera operator); David Plakos (camera operator); Hector Ramirez (I) (camera operator); Brian Reason (camera operator); Ron Sheldon (I) (camera operator); Mark Whitman (camera operator); Kris Wilson (I) (camera operator); Jean Mason (II) (camera operator); Chuck Reilly (I) (camera operator); Mark Sanford (I) (camera operator); Keith Winikoff (camera operator); ABC Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic, Multicamera) for VMC Programming   Winner:   Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Live in New York City (2001) (TV) - Jeff Ravitz (lighting designer); Gregg Maltby (lighting director); HBO   Other Nominees:   "Politically Incorrect" (1994) - Jeff Engel (I) (lighting director); ABC - For episode "# 01-921". "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (1992) - Gary Thorns (lighting director); Patrick S. Steele (lighting director); NBC - For show #1865. The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) (TV) - Robert A. Dickinson (lighting designer); Robert T. Barnhart (lighting director); Matt Firestone (lighting director); Andy O'Reilly (lighting director); ABC Timeless: Live in Concert (2001) (TV) - Peter Morse (II) (lighting designer); Robert A. Dickinson (lighting director); 20th Century Fox Television Outstanding Music Direction   Winner:   Timeless: Live in Concert (2001) (TV) - Marvin Hamlisch (music director); 20th Century Fox Television   Other Nominees:   "Great Performances" (1972) - Paul Gemignani (music director); PBS - For episode "My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs". Christmas in Washington (2000) (TV) - Ian Fraser (I) (music director); TNT South Pacific (2001) (TV) - Paul Bogaev (music director); ABC The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts (2000) (TV) - Elliot Lawrence (I) (music director); CBS Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Todd Holland (I) (director); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Bowling".   Other Nominees:   "Ed" (2000) - James Frawley (director); NBC - For the pilot. "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Jeffrey Melman (director); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Flashback". "Sex and the City" (1998) - Charles McDougall (director); HBO - For episode "Easy Come, Easy Go". "Will & Grace" (1998) - James Burrows (II) (director); NBC - For episode "Lows In The Mid-Eighties". Outstanding Directing for a Variety or Music Program   Winner:   Cirque du Soleil: Dralion (2000) (V) - David Mallet (director); Bravo   Other Nominees:   "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Jerry Foley (director); CBS - For episode "#1527". Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Live in New York City (2001) (TV) - Chris Hilson (director); HBO The 54th Annual Tony Awards (2000) (TV) - Paul Miller (I) (director); CBS The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) (TV) - Louis J. Horvitz (director); ABC Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series   Winner:   "The West Wing" (1999) - Thomas Schlamme (I) (director); NBC - For episode "In The Shadow Of Two Gunmen", parts I and II.   Other Nominees:   "ER" (1994) - Jonathan Kaplan (I) (director); NBC - For episode "The Visit". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Steve Buscemi (director); HBO - For episode "Pine Barrens". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Allen Coulter (I) (director); HBO - For episode "University". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Timothy Van Patten (director); HBO - For episode "Amour Fou". "The West Wing" (1999) - Laura Innes (I) (director); NBC - For episode "Shibboleth". Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series   Winner:   "The Sopranos" (1999) - Robin Green (III) (writer); Mitchell Burgess (writer); HBO - For episode "Employee Of The Month".   Other Nominees:   "The Sopranos" (1999) - Lawrence Konner (writer); HBO - For episode "Second Opinion". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Frank Renzulli (teleplay); David Chase (II) (story); HBO - For episode "Amour Fou". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Terence Winter (teleplay/story); Timothy Van Patten (story); HBO - For episode "Pine Barrens". "The West Wing" (1999) - Aaron Sorkin (writer); NBC - For episode "In The Shadow Of Two Gunmen", parts I and II. Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Alex Reid (I) (writer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Bowling".   Other Nominees:   "Ed" (2000) - Rob Burnett (I) (writer); Jon Beckerman (writer); NBC - For the pilot. "Freaks and Geeks" (1999) - Paul Feig (writer); NBC - For episode "Discos And Dragons". "Sex and the City" (1998) - Michael Patrick King (writer); HBO - For episode "Easy Come, Easy Go". "Will & Grace" (1998) - Jeff Greenstein (writer); NBC - For episode "Lows In The Mid-Eighties". Outstanding Writing for a Miniseries or a Movie   Winner:   Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Loring Mandel (writer); HBO   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Kirk Ellis (writer); ABC "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Robert L. Freedman (teleplay); ABC 61* (2001) (TV) - Hank Steinberg (I) (writer); HBO Wit (2001) (TV) - Emma Thompson (I) (writer); Mike Nichols (I) (writer); HBO Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Program   Winner:   "The Daily Show" (1996) - Eric Drysdale (writer); Jim Earl (writer); Daniel J. Goor (writer); Charlie Grandy (writer); J.R. Havlan (writer); Tom Johnson (VI) (writer); Kent Jones (I) (writer); Paul Mecurio (writer); Chris Regan (II) (writer); Allison Silverman (writer); Jon Stewart (writer); Comedy Central   Other Nominees:   "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (1993) - Chris Albers (writer); Ellen Barancik (writer); Andy Blitz (writer); Janine Ditullio (writer); Kevin Dorff (writer); Jon Glaser (writer); Michael Gordon (VII) (writer); Jonathan Groff (I) (writer); Roy Jenkins (I) (writer); Brian Kiley (writer); Brian McCann (I) (writer); Guy Nicolucci (writer); Conan O'Brien (writer); Brian Stack (writer); Mike Sweeney (II) (writer); Andrew Weinberg (writer); NBC "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Eric Stangel (head writer); Justin Stangel (head writer); Gerard Mulligan (writer); Joe Toplyn (writer); Michael Barrie (I) (writer); Jim Mulholland (writer); Steve Young (II) (writer); Gabe Abelson (writer); Carter Bays (writer); Craig Thomas (II) (writer); Chris Harris (II) (writer); Tom Ruprecht (writer); Bill Scheft (writer); Lee H. Ellenberg (writer); David Letterman (writer); CBS "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Tina Fey (head writer); Dennis McNicholas (head writer); James Anderson (XI) (writer); Robert Carlock (writer); Jerry Collins (I) (writer); Tony Daro (writer); James Downey (I) (writer); Hugh Fink (writer); Melanie Graham (I) (writer); Tim Herlihy (writer); Steve Higgins (writer); Erik Kenward (writer); Adam McKay (writer); Lorne Michaels (writer); Jerry Minor (writer); Matt Murray (I) (writer); Paula Pell (writer); Matt Piedmont (writer); Jon Rosenfeld (writer); Michael Schur (writer); T. Sean Shannon (writer); Robert Smigel (writer); Barry Sobel (writer); Andrew Steele (I) (writer); Scott Wainio (writer); NBC "The Chris Rock Show" (1997) - Tom Agna (writer); Lance Crouther (writer); Nick DiPaolo (writer); Daniel Dratch (writer); Ali LeRoi (writer); John Marshall (XIV) (writer); Steve O'Donnell (III) (writer); Chris Rock (I) (writer); Frank Sebastiano (writer); Jeff Stilson (writer); Wanda Sykes (I) (writer); Bryan H. Tucker (writer); Mike Upchurch (writer); HBO Outstanding Cinematography for a Multi-Camera Series   Winner:   "Will & Grace" (1998) - Tony Askins (director of photography); NBC - For episode "Sons And Lovers".   Other Nominees:   "100 Centre Street" (2001) - Ron Fortunato (director of photography); A&E - For episode "Things Change". "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Mike Berlin (I) (director of photography); Alessio Gelsini Torresi (director of photography); CBS - For episode "Italy". "Frasier" (1993) - Ken Lamkin (cinematographer); NBC - For episode "And The Dish Ran Away With The Spoon". "Spin City" (1996) - Mikel Neiers (director of photography); ABC - For episode "Hello Charlie". Outstanding Cinematography for a Single Camera Series   Winner:   "The West Wing" (1999) - Thomas Del Ruth (director of photography); NBC - For episode "Noel".   Other Nominees:   "Ally McBeal" (1997) - Billy Dickson (director of photography); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Cloudy Skies, Chance Of Parade". "JAG" (1995) - Hugo Cortina (director of photography); CBS - For episode "Adrift", part I. "Law & Order" (1990) - John Beymer (director of photography); NBC - For episode "Endurance". "The Practice" (1997) - Dennis Smith (II) (director of photography); ABC - For episode "The Deal". "The X Files" (1993) - Bill Roe (director of photography); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "This Is Not Happening". Outstanding Cinematography for a Miniseries or a Movie   Winner:   "Dune" (2000) - Vittorio Storaro (cinematographer); Sci-Fi Channel - For part II.   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Elemér Ragályi (director of photography); ABC - For episode "Night 2". "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - James Chressanthis (director of photography); ABC - For episode "Night One". 61* (2001) (TV) - Haskell Wexler (director of photography); HBO Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Stephen Goldblatt (I) (director of photography); HBO For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story (2000) (TV) - Donald M. Morgan (director of photography); HBO Outstanding Cinematography for Non-Fiction Programming   Winner:   "Land of the Mammoth" (2001) - John Davey (II) (director of photography); Noel Smart (director of photography); Didier Portal (director of photography); Discovery Channel   Other Nominees:   "Jazz" (2001) - Buddy Squires (cinematographer); Ken Burns (I) (cinematographer); PBS - For episode "A Masterpiece By Midnight". "Survivor" (2000) - Scott Duncan (II) (director of photography); Mark Hryma (director of photography); Michael Murray (X) (director of photography); Brian Marleau (director of photography); Peter Pilafian (director of photography); Matt Sohn (director of photography); Raj Gibson (director of photography); Randall Einhorn (director of photography); Richard Dallett (director of photography); Michael Dillon (II) (director of photography); Tom Cowan (I) (director of photography); Ryan Mooney (I) (director of photography); Len Beard (director of photography); Jim Harrington (V) (director of photography); Mark 'Ninja' Lynch (director of photography); Peter Pescell (director of photography); Martin Unversaw (director of photography); Leighton De Barros (director of photography); Tom Gleeson (I) (director of photography); John Tattersall (director of photography); Paul Moss (III) (director of photography); Fed Wetherbee (director of photography); CBS - For episode "A Honeymoon Or Not". Half Past Autumn: The Life and Works of Gordon Parks (2000) (TV) - Henry Adebonojo (director of photography); Hiro Narita (cinematographer); Greg Andracke (cinematographer); Brian Sewell (II) (cinematographer); HBO Living Dolls: The Making of a Child Beauty Queen (2001) (TV) - Sandra Chandler (director of photography); HBO Outstanding Art Direction for a Single Camera Series   Winner:   "Boston Public" (2000) - Paul Eads (production designer); Mindy Roffman (art director); Jan Pascale (set decorator); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Chapter One".   Other Nominees:   "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) - Cherie Baker (I) (production designer); Brenda Meyers-Ballard (set decorator); CBS - For episode "Friends And Lovers". "Sex and the City" (1998) - Jeremy Conway (I) (production designer); Ed Check (art director); Karin Wiesel (set decorator); HBO - For episode "Where There's Smoke". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Bob Shaw (I) (production designer); Scott P. Murphy (art director); Janet Shaw (II) (set decorator); HBO - For episode "Amour Fou". "The West Wing" (1999) - Ken Hardy (production designer); Ellen Totleben (set decorater); NBC - For episode "Noel". Outstanding Art Direction for a Multi-Camera Series   Winner:   "Will & Grace" (1998) - Glenda Rovello (production designer); Melinda Ritz (set decorator); NBC - For episode "Lows In The Mid Eighties".   Other Nominees:   "Bette" (2000) - Bernard Vyzga (production designer); Lynda Burbank (set decorator); CBS - For the pilot. "Frasier" (1993) - Roy Christopher (art director); Ron Olsen (I) (set decorator); NBC - For episode "Cranes Go Caribbean". "Friends" (1994) - John Shaffner (art director); Joe Stewart (I) (art director); Greg J. Grande (set decorator); NBC - For episode with "Monica And Chandler's Wedding". "Three Sisters" (2001) - John Shaffner (production designer); Joe Stewart (I) (art director); Dwight Jackson (set decorator); NBC - For the pilot. Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Ondrej Nekvasil (production designer); Jan Vlasák (II) (art director); Marie Raskova (set decorator); ABC - For part II.   Other Nominees:   "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Dan Davis (II) (production designer); Ian Hall (I) (art director); Stephanie Ziemer (set decorator); ABC - For part I. 61* (2001) (TV) - Rusty Smith (II) (production designer); Denise Hudson (art director); Anne D. McCulley (set decorator); HBO Hornblower: Mutiny (2001) (TV) - Rob Harris (III) (production designer); Peter Wenham (supervising art director); Matthew Robinson (III) (art director); A&E On Golden Pond (2001) (TV) - Eugene Lee (II) (production designer); Matthew C. Jacobs (art director); Joe Bevacqua (set decorator); CBS Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program   Winner:   Peter Pan (2000) (TV) - John Iacovelli (production designer); Aaron King (III) (set decorator); A&E   Other Nominees:   "MADtv" (1995) - John Sabato (production designer); D. Martyn Bookwalter (art director); Cece Destefano (art director); Daryn-Reid Goodall (set decorator); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "#610". The 43rd Annual Grammy Awards (2001) (TV) - Bob Keene (I) (production designer); Brian J. Stonestreet (art director); CBS The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) (TV) - Roy Christopher (production designer); Tamlyn Wright (art director); Keaton S. Walker (art director); ABC The Magic of David Copperfield: The Tornado of Fire (2001) (TV) - Joe Stewart (I) (production designer); John Shaffner (production designer); David Eckert (II) (art director); CBS Outstanding Costumes for a Variety or Music Program   Winner:   Cirque du Soleil: Dralion (2000) (V) - François Barbeau (costume designer); Bravo   Other Nominees:   "MADtv" (1995) - Wendy Benbrook (costume designer); Wanda Leavey (costume supervisor); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "#615". "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Tom Broecker (costume designer); Eric Justian (assistant costume designer); NBC - For episode with host Lara Flynn Boyle. Peter Pan (2000) (TV) - Shigeru Yaji (costume designer); A&E Target Presents: Scott Hamilton's Farewell to Stars on Ice (2001) (TV) - Jef Billings (costume designer); Regina Winters (costume supervisor); CBS Outstanding Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Dona Granata (costume designer); Anne Peiponen (assistant costume designer); Brian Russman (assistant costume designer); ABC - For night one.   Other Nominees:   David Copperfield (2000) (TV) - Joan Bergin (costume designer); Eimer Ni Mhaoldomhnaigh (assistant costume designer); Susan Scott (II) (assistant costume designer); TNT - For part II. Hornblower: Mutiny (2001) (TV) - John Mollo (costume designer); Barbara Rutter (costume supervisor); A&E The Last of the Blonde Bombshells (2000) (TV) - Frances Tempest (costume designer); Shirley Nevin (costume supervisor); Fiona McCann (II) (assistant costume designer); Faith Thomas (II) (assistant costume designer); HBO Outstanding Costumes for a Series   Winner:   "The Lot" (1999) - Jean-Pierre Dorléac (costume designer); Gilberto Mello (II) (costume supervisor); AMC - For episode "Mob Scene".   Other Nominees:   "Sex and the City" (1998) - Patricia Field (costume designer); Rebecca Weinberg (I) (costume designer); Molly Rogers (I) (costume supervisor); Kevin Draves (costume supervisor); HBO - For episode "Sex And Another City". "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Robert Blackman (I) (costume designer); Carol Kunz (costume supervisor); UPN - For episode "Shattered". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Juliet Polcsa (costume designer); Lauren Press (assistant costume designer); Kim Wilcox (I) (assistant costume designer); HBO - For episode "Proshai, Livushka". "Will & Grace" (1998) - Lori Eskowitz (costume designer); Mary Walbridge (costume supervisor); NBC - For episode "Lows In The Mid-Eighties". Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Non-Fiction Program   Winner:   "Survivor" (2000) - Terrance Dwyer (sound mixer); CBS - For episode "#1".   Other Nominees:   "Behind the Music" (1997) - Earl Martin (I) (sound mixer); Richard Gray (IV) (sound mixer); VH1 - For episode "Behind The Music - John Lennon: The Last Years". "Jazz" (2001) - Dominick Tavella (sound mixer); PBS - For episode "Dedicated To Chaos". Living Dolls: The Making of a Child Beauty Queen (2001) (TV) - John McCormick (III) (production mixer); Mitch Dorf (sound mixer); HBO The Beatles Revolution (2000) (TV) - Ken Hahn (I) (sound mixer); David Jaunai (sound mixer); Ashley Howe (sound mixer); ABC Outstanding Multi-Camera Sound Mixing for a Series or a Special   Winner:   "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Brentley Walton (production mixer); Doug Gray (I) (re-recording mixer); Anthony Constantini (re-recording mixer); Rick Himot (re-recording mixer); CBS - For episode "Italy".   Other Nominees:   "Frasier" (1993) - Dana Mark McClure (production mixer); Thomas J. Huth (re-recording mixer); Andre Caporaso (re-recording mixer); Robert Douglass (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "Hooping Cranes". "The Drew Carey Show" (1995) - Klaus Landsberg (I) (production mixer); ABC - For episode "Drew Live 2". Outstanding Single Camera Sound Mixing for a Miniseries or a Movie   Winner:   "Nuremberg" (2000) - Lou Solakofski (re-recording mixer); Orest Sushko (re-recording mixer); Ian Rankin (I) (re-recording mixer); TNT - For part II.   Other Nominees:   61* (2001) (TV) - Jeff Wexler (production mixer); Matthew Iadarola (re-recording mixer); Gary Gegan (re-recording mixer); Gary Coppola (re-recording mixer); HBO Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Peter Glossop (II) (production mixer); John Hayward (I) (re-recording mixer); Richard Pryke (re-recording mixer); Kevin Tayler (re-recording mixer); HBO Hornblower: Mutiny (2001) (TV) - Colin Martin (II) (dubbing mixer); Rudi Buckle (production mixer); A&E South Pacific (2001) (TV) - Guntis Sics (production mixer); Rick Ash (I) (re-recording mixer); Joe Earle (re-recording mixer); Joel Moss (I) (re-recording mixer); ABC Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Variety or Music Series or Special   Winners:   The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) (TV) - Ed Greene (I) (production mixer); Thomas Vicari (orchestra mixer); Robert Douglass (sweetener); ABC Timeless: Live in Concert (2001) (TV) - Dave Reitzas (sound mixer); 20th Century Fox Television   Other Nominees:   "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (1992) - Patrick Lucatorto (production mixer); Richard Dillon (II) (sound mixer); Ron Sinko (sound mixer); Patrick Smith (VI) (sound mixer); NBC - For show #1938. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Live in New York City (2001) (TV) - Toby Scott (production mixer); Bob Clearmountain (re-recording mixer); HBO La traviata (2000) (TV) - Toni Ciano (sound mixer); Valeriano Battisti (sound mixer); Mario Diodato (sound mixer); Alessandra Cerrina (sound mixer); Stefano Lancia (sound mixer); Maurizio Trevisan (sound mixer); PBS Outstanding Single Camera Sound Mixing for a Series   Winner:   "The West Wing" (1999) - Mark Weingarten (I) (production mixer); Gary D. Rogers (re-recording mixer); Dan Hiland (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "In The Shadow Of Two Gunmen", part II.   Other Nominees:   "ER" (1994) - James Clark (V) (production mixer); Michael Jiron (re-recording mixer); Dave Concors (re-recording mixer); Allen L. Stone (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "The Crossing". "Law & Order" (1990) - Richard Murphy (V) (production mixer); Bill Nicholson (I) (re-recording mixer); Thomas Meloeny (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "School Daze". "The Practice" (1997) - Clark King (production mixer); David John West (re-recording mixer); Eric Clopein (re-recording mixer); David Dondorf (re-recording mixer); ABC - For episode "The Day After". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Mathew Price (production mixer); Kevin Patrick Burns (re-recording mixer); Todd Orr (re-recording mixer); Fred Tator (re-recording mixer); HBO - For episode "Another Toothpick". Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Series   Winner:   "The West Wing" (1999) - Bill Johnson (IV) (editor); NBC - For episode "Two Cathedrals".   Other Nominees:   "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) - Alex Mackie (editor); Alec Smight (editor); CBS - For the pilot. "The Practice" (1997) - Susanne Stinson Malles (editor); ABC - For episode "The Day After". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Conrad M. Gonzalez (editor); HBO - For episode "Pine Barrens". "The Sopranos" (1999) - Sidney Wolinsky (editor); HBO - For episode "Employee Of The Month". Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   Wit (2001) (TV) - John Bloom (II) (editor); HBO   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Christopher Rouse (editor); ABC "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Dody Dorn (editor); ABC - For part I. 61* (2001) (TV) - Michael Jablow (editor); HBO Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Peter Zinner (editor); HBO Outstanding Picture Editing for Non-Fiction Programming   Winner:   Living Dolls: The Making of a Child Beauty Queen (2001) (TV) - Charlton McMillan (editor); HBO   Other Nominees:   "Jazz" (2001) - Erik Ewers (editor); Paul Barnes (I) (supervising editor); PBS - For episode "Dedicated To Chaos". "Survivor" (2000) - Brian Barefoot (editor); Jonathon Braun (editor); Jeannette Christensen (editor); Mitchell Danton (I) (editor); Sean Foley (I) (editor); Claudia Hoover (editor); Ivan Ladizinsky (editor); Bob Mathews (editor); Craig Serling (editor); Chris Simpson (II) (editor); Rod C. Spence (editor); CBS - For episode "Trial By Fire". Dwarfs: Not a Fairy Tale (2001) (TV) - Geof Bartz (editor); HBO Half Past Autumn: The Life and Works of Gordon Parks (2000) (TV) - Samuel D. Pollard (editor); HBO Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Live in New York City (2001) (TV) - Thom Zimny (editor); HBO   Other Nominees:   Elton John: One Night Only - Greatest Hits Live (2001) (TV) - Booey Kober (editor); Tim Kelly (V) (editor); Dave Gardener (editor); CBS Hendrix (2000) (TV) - Nancy Richardson (I) (editor); Showtime The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) (TV) - Douglass M. Stewart Jr. (editor); Brian Derby (I) (editor); Barry A. O'Brien (editor); Alexandra Komisaruk (editor); Michael J. Shapiro (I) (editor); Maureen Nolan (I) (editor); Chuck Workman (editor); Jon Bloom (II) (editor); Glenn Erickson (editor); June Beallor (editor); Maura Corey (editor); Matthew Sharp (III) (editor); Michael Polito (editor); Yoram Tal (editor); Jeff Roe (editor); Mark Leiss (editor); ABC Timeless: Live in Concert (2001) (TV) - Michael Polito (editor); 20th Century Fox Television Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Series   Winner:   "Frasier" (1993) - Ron Volk (editor); NBC - For episode "Daphne Returns".   Other Nominees:   "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Patricia Barnett (editor); CBS - For episode "Italy". "Spin City" (1996) - Noel Rogers (editor); ABC - For episode "Minor League". "The Drew Carey Show" (1995) - John Fuller (I) (editor); ABC - For episode "Drew's In A Coma". "Will & Grace" (1998) - Peter Chakos (editor); NBC - For episode "Lows In The Mid-Eighties". Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series   Winner:   "ER" (1994) - Walter Newman (II) (supervising sound editor); Darren Wright (I) (sound editor); Rick Hromadka (sound editor); David Werntz (sound editor); Constance A. Kazmer (dialogue editor); Lou Kleinman (dialogue editor); Darleen Stoker (dialogue editor); Thomas A. Harris (adr editor); Sharyn M. Tylk (music editor); Casey J. Crabtree (foley artist); Michael Crabtree (II) (foley artist); NBC - For episode "The Crossing".   Other Nominees:   "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) - Mace Matiosian (supervising sound editor); David F. Van Slyke (sound effects editor); Jivan Tahmizian (dialogue editor); Ruth Adelman (adr supervisor); Stan Jones (III) (music editor); Zane D. Bruce (foley artist); Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist); CBS - For episode "35K OBO". "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Bill Wistrom (supervising sound editor); James Wolvington (supervising sound effects editor); Ashley Harvey (I) (sound editor); Masanobu 'Tomi' Tomita (sound editor); Dale Chaloukian (sound editor); Gerry Sackman (music editor); UPN - For episode "Endgame", part II. "The Fugitive" (2000) - Michael E. Lawshe (supervising sound editor); Timothy A. Cleveland (sound effects editor); Rick Camera (sound effects editor); Otis Van Osten (sound effects editor); David M. Horton (sound effects editor); Bruce M. Honda (dialogue editor); Jessica A. Dickson (dialogue editor); Eric Hertsguaard (dialogue editor); Nancie Araki (dialogue editor); Chris McGeary (music editor); Casey J. Crabtree (foley artist); Michael Crabtree (II) (foley artist); CBS - For the pilot. "Third Watch" (1999) - Walter Newman (II) (supervising sound editor); John F. Reynolds (adr editor); Rick Hromadka (sound editor); Darren Wright (I) (sound editor); David Werntz (sound editor); Marc Mailand (sound editor); Darleen Stoker (dialogue editor); Constance A. Kazmer (dialogue editor); Lou Kleinman (dialogue editor); Allan K. Rosen (music editor); Casey J. Crabtree (foley artist); Michael Crabtree (II) (foley artist); NBC - For episode "Honor". Outstanding Sound Editing for a Non-Fiction Program   Winner:   The Ballad of Big Al (2001) (TV) - Andrew Sherriff (sound editor); Simon Gotel (sound editor); Ashley Bates (II) (sound editor); Discovery Channel   Other Nominees:   "Jazz" (2001) - Ira Spiegel (sound supervisor); Dan Korintus (sound editor); Bruce Kitzmeyer (sound editor); Jacob Ribicoff (music editor); PBS - For episode "Dedicated To Chaos". "Trauma: Life in the E.R." (1997) - Chuck Hammer (music editor); Matthew Barbato (sound editor); Benny Mouthon (sound editor); TLC - For episode "Trauma Season". Living Dolls: The Making of a Child Beauty Queen (2001) (TV) - Charlton McMillan (sound editor); HBO Shooting War (2000) (TV) - Al Decker (sound supervisor); Mark Korba (sound editor); Michael Marion (sound editor); Mark Linden (sound editor); Tara Paul (sound editor); Bryan McKenzie (I) (sound editor); Joan Rowe (I) (foley artist); ABC Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   61* (2001) (TV) - Robert Grieve (supervising sound editor); Scott M. Silvey (sound effects editor); Meg Taylor (dialogue editor); Wayne Griffin (I) (dialogue editor); Kimberly Harris (I) (adr editor); Stephanie Lowry (music editor); Richard Partlow (foley artist); Ellen Heuer (I) (foley artist); HBO   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - John Benson (II) (supervising sound editor); Walt Bost (supervising sound editor); Michael Babcock (I) (sound effects editor); Erik Aadahl (sound effects editor); Andrew Ellerd (sound effects editor); Jeff Sawyer (I) (sound effects editor); David Beadle (I) (dialogue editor); Sonya Henry (dialogue editor); Helen Luttrell (dialogue editor); Ralph Osborn III (II) (dialogue editor); Patrick Hogan (II) (dialogue editor); Gretchen Thoma (foley artist); Timothy Pearson (foley artist); ABC - For part II. "Dune" (2000) - Jay Wilkinson (supervising sound editor); Erik Aadahl (sound effects editor); Bruce Tanis (sound effects editor); Victor Iorillo (sound effects editor); Andrew Ellerd (sound effects editor); Bob Newlan (supervising dialogue editor); Ulrika Akander (dialogue editor); David Grecu (dialogue editor); Sonya Henry (dialogue/adr editor); David Beadle (I) (dialogue/adr editor); Jeff Rosen (I) (dialogue/adr editor); Larry Goeb (dialogue/adr editor); R.J. Palmer (supervising adr editor); Helen Luttrell (adr editor); Patrick Hogan (II) (adr editor); Joshua Winget (music editor); Dale W. Perry (foley artist); Sci-Fi Channel - For part III. "Nuremberg" (2000) - Paul Shikata (sound effects editor); Richard Cadger (dialogue editor); Ronayne Higginson (adr editor); Donna Powell (I) (foley artist); TNT - For part II. Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Christopher Ackland (supervising sound editor); Gillian Dodders (dialogue editor); Alan Paley (dialogue editor); Felicity Cottrell (foley artist); Jason Swanscott (foley artist); HBO Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   "Dune" (2000) - Ernest D. Farino (visual effects supervisor); Tim McHugh (visual effects supervisor); Laurel Klick (visual effects supervisor); Frank H. Isaacs (visual effects supervisor); Elaine Essex Thompson (visual effects coordinator); Jim Healy (II) (lead special effects supervisor); Gregory Nicotero (lead special effects supervisor); Tony Alderson (cgi supervisor); Chris Zapara (lead cgi animator); Sci-Fi Channel - For part I.   Other Nominees:   Haven (2001) (TV) - Thomas Turnbull (visual effects supervisor); Van LaPointe (visual effects coordinator); Noel Hooper (lead compositor); Sean Stranks (compositor); Janeen Elliott (compositor); David Alexander (X) (lead 3d animator); Mark Fordham (lead matte artist); Allan Walker (III) (matte artist); Matt Schofield (matte artist); CBS - For part I. Hornblower: Mutiny (2001) (TV) - Tom Harris (III) (visual/special effects supervisor); Phil Attfield (digital effects supervisor); Simon Frame (joint digital effects supervisor); Alex Gurucharri (lead special effects artist); Martin Gutteridge (visual effects supervisor); Barry Woodman (effects artist); A&E Race Against Time (2000) (TV) - Peter V. Ware (visual effects supervisor); Sam Nicholson (I) (visual effects supervisor); Victor Scalise (visual effect coordinator); Adam Ealovega (lead visual effect compositor); Tim Donahue (I) (lead matte artist); Jaison Stritch (cgi supervisor); TNT The Ballad of Big Al (2001) (TV) - Timothy Greenwood (visual effects supervisor); David Booth (III) (visual effects supervisor); George Roper (I) (lead visual effects compositor); Virgil Manning (cgi supervisor); Sophie Lodge (lead cgi artist/animator); Richard Dexter (I) (lead cgi artist/animator); Daren Horley (lead cgi artist/animator); Karen Halliwell (lead cgi artist/animator); Theo Facey (lead cgi artist/animator); Discovery Channel Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series   Winner:   "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Dan Curry (visual effects producer); Mitch Suskin (visual effects supervisor); Ronald B. Moore (visual effects supervisor); Arthur J. Codron (visual effects coordinator); Steve Fong (visual effects compositor); Eric Chauvin (matte artist); Rob Bonchune (cgi supervisor); John Teska (cgi artist); Gregory Rainoff (visual effects animator); UPN - For episode "Endgame".   Other Nominees:   "Dark Angel" (2000) {Pilot (#1.0)} - Elan Soltes (visual effects supervisor); Michael Porterfield (lead visual effects compositor); Christian Boudman (lead visual effects compositor); Neill Blomkamp (lead visual effects animator); Mike Leben (visual effects cameraman); Brian Moylan (I) (cgi supervisor); Trevor Cawood (lead cgi artist); Wes Sargent (lead cgi artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For the pilot. "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Dan Curry (visual effects producer); Ronald B. Moore (visual effects supervisor); Chad Zimmerman (visual effects coordinator); Paul Hill (V) (visual effects compositor); Gregory Rainoff (visual effects animator); David R. Morton (cgi supervisor); David Lombardi (computer animation); John Teska (computer modeler and animator); Brandon MacDougall (computer modeler); UPN - For episode "Workforce", part I. "Stargate SG-1" (1997) - James Tichenor (visual effects supervisor); Michelle Comens (visual effects coordinator); Robin Hackl (2d compositor); Aruna Inversin (2d compositor); Debora Dunphy (2d compositor); Judy D. Shane (2d compositor); Kent Matheson (matte painter); Allan Henderson (II) (3d artist); Craig Van Den Biggelaar (3d artist); Showtime - For episode "Small Victories". "Stargate SG-1" (1997) - James Tichenor (visual effects supervisor); Shannon Gurney (visual effects coordinator); Bruce Woloshyn (senior compositing artist); Robin Hackl (2d compositor); Doug Campbell (IV) (2d compositor); Debora Dunphy (2d compositor); Kent Matheson (matte painter); Craig Van Den Biggelaar (3d artist); Rod Bland (3d artist); Showtime - For episode "Exodus". Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Pamela Roth (makeup artist for Judy Davis & Tammy Blanchard); Debi Drennan (key makeup artist); Kevin Haney (special effects makeup artist); ABC   Other Nominees:   61* (2001) (TV) - Peter Montagna (key makeup artist); Patricia Bunch (makeup artist); Mark Landon (I) (makeup artist); HBO Hornblower: Mutiny (2001) (TV) - Veyatie MacLeod (makeup designer); Suzan Broad (makeup artist); A&E Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis (2000) (TV) - Nicole Lapierre (I) (key makeup artist); Leonard Engelman (key makeup artist for 'jackie'); CBS Voyage of the Unicorn (2001) (TV) - Pearl Louie (key makeup artist); Toby Lindala (special makeup effects hod); Lance Webb (makeup effects designer); Felix Fox (II) (character sculptor and applicator); Shane Zander (prosthetic artist); Vince Yoshida (prosthetic artist); Patrick Baxter (prosthetic artist); J.P. Mass (prosthetic artist); Jason Palmer (II) (makeup effects artist); Wade Daily (makeup effects artist); Dan Sheehan (I) (makeup effects artist); ODY - For part II. Outstanding Makeup for a Series   Winners:   "The Sopranos" (1999) - Kymbra Callaghan (key makeup artist); Stephen Kelley (I) (makeup artist); HBO - For episode "Employee Of The Month". "The X Files" (1993) - Cheri Montesanto-Medcalf (department head make-up artist); Matthew W. Mungle (special makeup artist); Laverne Munroe (makeup artist); Clinton Wayne (I) (makeup artist); Robin L. Neal (makeup artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Deadalive".   Other Nominees:   "MADtv" (1995) - Jennifer Aspinall (I) (makeup artist); Felicia Linsky (makeup artist); Stephanie L. Massie (makeup artist); Darrell McIntyre (makeup artist); Randy Westgate (makeup artist); Julie Purcell (makeup artist); Ed French (makeup artist); Susan A. Cabral (makeup artist); Myke Michaels (makeup artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Mad TV's 2nd Annual Salute To The Movies". "Sex and the City" (1998) - Judy Chin (key makeup artist); Marjorie Durand (I) (makeup artist); Nicki Ledermann (makeup artist); HBO - For episode "Don't Ask, Don't Tell". "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Michael Westmore (I) (makeup artist); Tina Hoffman (I) (makeup artist); Scott Wheeler (I) (makeup artist); James Rohland (makeup artist); Suzanne Diaz (makeup artist); Natalie Wood (II) (makeup artist); Ellis Burman Jr. (makeup artist); Jeff Lewis (VII) (makeup aritst); Brad Look (makeup artist); Belinda Bryant (makeup artist); Joe Podnar (makeup artist); David Quashnick (makeup artist); Karen Westerfield (makeup artist); Earl Ellis (makeup artist); UPN - For episode "The Void". Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)   Winner:   "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Jay Chattaway (composer); UPN - For episode "End Game".   Other Nominees:   "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Dennis McCarthy (I) (composer); UPN - For episode "Workforce", part I. "The Simpsons" (1989) - Alf Clausen (composer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Simpson Safari". "The West Wing" (1999) - W.G. Snuffy Walden (composer); NBC - For episode "In The Shadow Of Two Gunmen". "Xena: Warrior Princess" (1995) - Joseph LoDuca (composer); Syndicated - For episode "The Rheingold". Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Dramatic Underscore)   Winner:   For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story (2000) (TV) - Arturo Sandoval (composer); HBO   Other Nominees:   Bailey's Mistake (2001) (TV) - Mason Daring (composer); ABC Haven (2001) (TV) - Lawrence Shragge (composer); CBS Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot (2001) (TV) - Martin Davich (composer); NBC Papa's Angels (2000) (TV) - Velton Ray Bunch (composer); CBS Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special   Winner:   Cirque du Soleil: Dralion (2000) (V) - Peter Wagg (executive producer); Rocky Oldham (producer); Frances Berwick (producer for bravo); Bravo   Other Nominees:   Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Live in New York City (2001) (TV) - Jon Landau (II) (producer); George Travis (II) (producer); Bruce Springsteen (producer); HBO Ellen DeGeneres: The Beginning (2000) (TV) - Ellen DeGeneres (executive producer); Joel Gallen (executive producer); HBO Saturday Night Live: Presidential Bash 2000 (2000) (TV) - Lorne Michaels (executive producer); Ken Aymong (supervising producer); Marci Klein (supervising producer); James Downey (I) (producer); NBC The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) (TV) - Gilbert Cates (producer); ABC Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series   Winner:   "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Maria Pope (I) (executive producer); Barbara Gaines (I) (executive producer); Rob Burnett (I) (executive producer); Eric Stangel (producer); Justin Stangel (producer); CBS   Other Nominees:   "Politically Incorrect" (1994) - Bill Maher (I) (executive producer); Nancy Geller (executive producer); Bernie Brillstein (executive producer); Brad Grey (executive producer); Marc Gurvitz (executive producer); Kevin Hamburger (executive producer); Marilyn Wilson (III) (executive producer); Jerry Nachman (executive producer); Sheila Griffiths (supervising producer); Dean E. Johnsen (producer); Carole Chouinard (producer); ABC "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Lorne Michaels (executive producer); Ken Aymong (supervising producer); Steve Higgins (producer); NBC "The Chris Rock Show" (1997) - Chris Rock (I) (executive producer); Michael Rotenberg (executive producer); Nancy Geller (executive producer); Sue Fellows (co-executive producer); Ali LeRoi (supervising producer); Jeff Stilson (supervising producer); Liz Stanton (producer); HBO "The Daily Show" (1996) - Madeleine Smithberg (executive producer); Jon Stewart (co-executive producer); Kahane Corn (supervising producer); Comedy Central Outstanding Music and Lyrics   Winner:   Yesterday's Children (2000) (TV) - Patrick Williams (I) (composer/lyricist); CBS - For the song song "A Dream That Only I Can Know".   Other Nominees:   "Gary & Mike" (2001) - Greg O'Connor (II) (composer); Fax Bahr (lyricist); Adam Small (I) (lyricist); Howard Gewirtz (lyricist); UPN - For episode "New York, New York". - For the song "Mole Folks Song". AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Barbra Streisand (2001) (TV) - Marvin Hamlisch (music); Alan Bergman (I) (lyric); Marilyn Bergman (lyric); 20th Century Fox Television - For the song "On the Way to Becoming Me". Dancing in September (2000) - Mark Sparks (II) (composer); Sy Smith (lyricist); HBO - For the song "Welcome Back (All My Soulmates)". Robert Klein: Child in His 50's (2000) (TV) - Robert Klein (I) (composer/lyricist); Bob Stein (VI) (composer/lyricist); HBO - For the song "Colonoscopy". Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program   Winner:   Timeless: Live in Concert (2001) (TV) - Barbra Streisand (performer); 20th Century Fox Television   Other Nominees:   "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - David Letterman (host); CBS - For episode #1596. "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Will Ferrell (performer); NBC - For episode with host Alec Baldwin. "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" (1998) - Wayne Brady (performer); ABC Ellen DeGeneres: The Beginning (2000) (TV) - Ellen DeGeneres (performer); HBO The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) (TV) - Steve Martin (I) (host); ABC Outstanding Main Title Theme Music   Winner:   "Gideon's Crossing" (2000) - James Newton Howard (composer); ABC   Other Nominees:   "Big Apple" (2001) - Marc Bonilla (composer); CBS "Soul Food" (2000) - Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds (composer); Al Green (II) (composer); Showtime "Survivor" (2000) - Russ Landau (composer); CBS "Thoroughbred" (2001) - Michael Josephs (II) (composer); Animal Planet Outstanding Classical Music-Dance Program   Winner:   La traviata (2000) (TV) - Rada Rassimov (executive producer); Paola Megas (executive producer); Jac Venza (executive producer); Andrea Andermann (producer); John Walker (XVII) (producer); David Horn (I) (producer); Giuseppe Patroni Griffi (director); Zubin Mehta (conductor); PBS   Other Nominees:   "Live from Lincoln Center" (1976) - John Goberman (producer); Marc Bauman (I) (supervising producer); PBS - For episode "Armstrong - When the Saints Go Marching In". American Dream: Andrea Bocelli's Statue of Liberty Concert (2001) (TV) - David Horn (I) (executive producer/director); Mitch Owgang (supervising producer); John Walker (XVII) (producer); PBS Charlotte Church Live from Jerusalem (2001) (V) - Paul Burger (II) (executive producer); John Drury (I) (executive producer); Anthony Geffen (producer); Kriss Russman (director); Charlotte Church (performer); Julian Smith (I) (conductor); PBS The Three Tenors Christmas (2000) (TV) - Peter Gelb (executive producer); Mario Dradi (executive producer); Dione Orrom (producer); Mia Bongiovanni (producer); David Mallet (director); Stephen Mercurio (conductor); PBS Outstanding Main Title Design   Winner:   "Masterpiece Theatre" (1971) - Karin Fong (title designer); Dana Yee (title designer); Grant Lau (title designer); Peggy Oei (title designer); PBS - For the special "American Collection".   Other Nominees:   "AudioFile" (2000) - C. Ryan Riccio (title designer); Mike Goedecke (title designer); TECH "MADtv" (1995) - Steve Kirklys (title designer); Adam Byrd (I) (title designer); 20th Century Fox Television "The Norm Show" (1999) - Clark (V) (title designer); Wilfred Wong (II) (title designer); Ricardo Silva (V) (graphic artist); Quico Encinias (graphic artist); ABC "The Wonderful World of Disney" (1997) - Michael Goode (I) (title designer); Michael Goetz (II) (title designer); Kevin Goetz (I) (title designer); ABC Outstanding Casting for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   61* (2001) (TV) - Mali Finn (casting executive); HBO   Other Nominees:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Meg Liberman (casting executive); Camille H. Patton (casting executive); Angela Terry (II) (casting executive); Suzanne Smith (VI) (u.k. casting executive); Risa Kes (german casting executive); Job Gosschalk (dutch casting executive); Nancy Bishop (I) (czech casting executive); ABC "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Deirdre Bowen (casting executive); Mary V. Buck (casting executive); Susan Edelman (casting executive); Tina Gerussi (toronto casting executive); ABC The Last of the Blonde Bombshells (2000) (TV) - Di Carling (casting executive); HBO When Billie Beat Bobby (2001) (TV) - Molly Lopata (casting executive); ABC Wit (2001) (TV) - Ellen Lewis (I) (casting executive); Juliet Taylor (casting executive); Leo Davis (I) (u.k. casting executive); HBO Outstanding Hairstyling for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special   Winner:   "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Marie-Ange Ripka (key hairstylist for Judy Davis & Tammy Blanchard); Andrea Tranmueller (hairstylist); ABC - For part I.   Other Nominees:   61* (2001) (TV) - William A. Farley (key hairstylist); Hazel Catmull (hairstylist); Dino Ganziano (hairstylist); HBO Hornblower: Mutiny (2001) (TV) - Kevin Alexander (II) (hairstylist); A&E Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis (2000) (TV) - Bob Pritchett (key hairstylist); Linda De Andrea (key hairstylist for jackie'); CBS The Last of the Blonde Bombshells (2000) (TV) - Lisa Westcott (key hairstylist); Julie Dartnell (hairstylist); Beverly Binda (hairstylist); Jayne Buxton (hairstylist); Kate Benton (II) (hairstylist); HBO The Lost Empire (2001) (TV) - Loulia Sheppard (hairstylist); NBC - For part II. Outstanding Miniseries   Winner:   "Anne Frank: The Whole Story" (2001) - Hans Proppe (executive producer); David R. Kappes (produced by); ABC   Other Nominees:   "Further Tales of the City" (2001) - Suzanne Girard (I) (executive producer); Alan Poul (executive producer); Tim Bevan (I) (executive producer); Luc Châtelain (executive producer); Armistead Maupin (executive producer); Showtime "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows" (2001) - Peter Sussman (I) (executive producer); Ed Gernon (executive producer); Craig Zadan (executive producer); Neil Meron (executive producer); Robert Allan Ackerman (co-executive producer); Lorna Luft (co-executive producer); Kirk Ellis (co-executive producer); Philip von Alvensleben (supervising producer); John Ryan (VI) (producer); Robert L. Freedman (producer); ABC "Nuremberg" (2000) - Peter Sussman (I) (executive producer); Suzanne Girard (I) (executive producer); Jonathan Cornick (executive producer); Alec Baldwin (executive producer); Gerald W. Abrams (executive producer); Ian McDougall (I) (producer); Mychèle Boudrias (producer); TNT Hornblower: Mutiny (2001) (TV) - Delia Fine (executive producer); Michele Buck (executive producer); Andrew Benson (I) (producer); A&E Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming More Than One Hour)   Winner:   The Ballad of Big Al (2001) (TV) - Mick Kaczorowski (executive producer); Sharon Reed (II) (animation executive producer); William Sargent (I) (animation executive producer); Tim Haines (animation producer); Kate Bartlett (II) (writer); Michael Olmert (writer); Mike Milne (I) (animation director); Discovery Channel Outstanding Non-Fiction Special   Winner:   Scottsboro: An American Tragedy (2000) - Barak Goodman (producer/director/writer); Daniel Anker (producer/co-director); Margaret Drain (executive producer); Mark Samels (I) (supervising producer); PBS   Other Nominees:   Dwarfs: Not a Fairy Tale (2001) (TV) - Lisa Abelow Hedley (producer/director); Bonnie Strauss (II) (producer/director); Sheila Nevins (executive producer); Nancy Abraham (supervising producer); HBO Egypt Beyond the Pyramids (2001) (TV) - Nancy Dubuc (executive producer); Craig Haffner (executive producer); Donna E. Lusitana (executive producer); David de Vries (I) (producer/director/writer); Peter Woodward (I) (host); Raymond Bridgers (supervising producer); History Channel Half Past Autumn: The Life and Works of Gordon Parks (2000) (TV) - Cecil Cox (executive producer); Sheila Nevins (executive producer); Craig Laurence Rice (executive producer/director); St. Claire Bourne (producer); Denzel Washington (producer); Jackie Glover (supervising producer); Lisa Heller (supervising producer); Lou Potter (writer); HBO Living Dolls: The Making of a Child Beauty Queen (2001) (TV) - Sheila Nevins (executive producer); Nancy Abraham (supervising producer); Linda Otto (producer); Shari Cookson (producer/director/writer); Jean Guest (producer); HBO Outstanding Comedy Series   Winner:   "Sex and the City" (1998) - Darren Star (executive producer); Michael Patrick King (executive producer); Jenny Bicks (co-executive producer); Cindy Chupack (co-executive producer); John P. Melfi (co-executive producer); Sarah Jessica Parker (producer); HBO   Other Nominees:   "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Philip Rosenthal (executive producer); Ray Romano (I) (executive producer); Rory Rosegarten (executive producer); Stu Smiley (executive producer); Kathy Ann Stumpe (co-executive producer); Lew Schneider (co-executive producer); Jennifer Crittenden (co-executive producer); Tucker Cawley (co-executive producer); Steve Skrovan (co-executive producer); Jeremy Stevens (I) (supervising producer); Tom Caltabiano (producer); Lisa Helfrich (producer); Ken Ornstein (producer); Aaron Shure (producer); CBS "Frasier" (1993) - David Angell (I) (executive producer); Peter Casey (I) (executive producer); David Lee (V) (executive producer); Dan O'Shannon (executive producer); Kelsey Grammer (executive producer); Mark Reisman (executive producer); Jon Sherman (I) (co-executive producer); Rob Hanning (co-executive producer); Sam Johnson (I) (co-executive producer); Chris Marcil (co-executive producer); Lori Kirkland (co-executive producer); Gayle Abrams (producer); Eric Zicklin (producer); Bob Daily (I) (producer); David Lloyd (III) (producer); Maggie Blanc (produced by); NBC "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Linwood Boomer (executive producer); Bob Stevens (VI) (co-executive producer); Gary Murphy (I) (co-executive producer); Neil Thompson (IV) (co-executive producer); Alan J. Higgins (co-executive producer); Michael Glouberman (co-executive producer); Andrew Orenstein (co-executive producer); Todd Holland (I) (co-executive producer); Alex Reid (I) (producer); James Simons (producer); Ken Kwapis (producer); Jeffrey Melman (producer); 20th Century Fox Television "Will & Grace" (1998) - David Kohan (executive producer); Max Mutchnick (executive producer); James Burrows (II) (executive producer); Jeff Greenstein (executive producer); Alex Herschlag (co-executive producer); Jhoni Marchinko (co-executive producer); Adam Barr (I) (co-executive producer); Kari Lizer (co-executive producer); Tracy Poust (producer); Jon Kinnally (producer); Bruce Alden (producer); Peter Chakos (producer); Tim Kaiser (I) (produced by); NBC Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series   Winner:   "Ally McBeal" (1997) - Nikki Valko (casting executive); Ken Miller (IV) (casting executive); 20th Century Fox Television   Other Nominees:   "Ed" (2000) - Bonnie Zane (casting executive); Todd M. Thaler (casting executive); Jonathan Strauss (I) (casting executive); Carol Kelsay (casting executive); Brett Goldstein (I) (casting executive); NBC "Frasier" (1993) - Jeff Greenberg (I) (casting executive); NBC "Sex and the City" (1998) - Jennifer McNamara (I) (casting executive); HBO "Will & Grace" (1998) - Tracy Lilienfield (casting executive); NBC Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series   Winner:   "The West Wing" (1999) - Kevin Scott (V) (casting executive); John Frank Levey (casting executive); Barbara Miller (I) (casting executive); NBC   Other Nominees:   "Law & Order" (1990) - Suzanne Ryan (I) (casting executive); NBC "Once and Again" (1999) - Amy Lippens (casting executive); Lizzie Scheck (casting executive); ABC "The Practice" (1997) - Janet Gilmore (I) (casting executive); Megan McConnell (I) (casting executive); ABC "The Sopranos" (1999) - Georgianne Walken (casting executive); Sheila Jaffe (casting executive); HBO Outstanding Drama Series   Winner:   "The West Wing" (1999) - Aaron Sorkin (executive producer); Thomas Schlamme (I) (executive producer); John Wells (III) (executive producer); Kevin Falls (co-executive producer); Michael Hissrich (producer); Lawrence O'Donnell (producer); Kristin Harms (producer); Llewellyn Wells (produced by); NBC   Other Nominees:   "ER" (1994) - Jack Orman (executive producer); Michael Crichton (executive producer); John Wells (III) (executive producer); Neal Baer (executive producer); Meredith Stiehm (co-executie producer); R. Scott Gemmill (supervising producer); Dee Johnson (I) (supervising producer); Jonathan Kaplan (I) (producer); Chris Misiano (producer); Joe Sachs (producer); Wendy Spence (producer); Richard Thorpe (II) (produced by); NBC "Law & Order" (1990) - Dick Wolf (I) (executive producer); Barry Schindel (executive producer); Jeffrey M. Hayes (executive producer); Arthur Penn (I) (executive producer); William M. Finkelstein (executive producer); Kathy McCormick (co-executive producer); Lewis Gould (I) (producer); Richard Sweren (co-executive producer); Arthur W. Forney (co-executive producer); William N. Fordes (supervising producer); Lynn Mamet (supervising producer); Kati Johnston (producer); Gary Karr (I) (producer); NBC "The Practice" (1997) - David E. Kelley (I) (executive producer); Robert Breech (executive producer); Christina Musrey (supervising producer); Gary M. Strangis (producer); Pamela J. Wisne (producer); Joseph Berger-Davis (producer); Todd Ellis Kessler (producer); ABC "The Sopranos" (1999) - David Chase (II) (executive producer); Brad Grey (executive producer); Robin Green (III) (executive producer); Mitchell Burgess (executive producer); Ilene S. Landress (co-executive producer); Terence Winter (supervising producer); Martin Bruestle (producer); Henry Bronchtein (producer); Todd A. Kessler (producer); HBO Outstanding Non-Fiction Program (Special Class)   Winner:   "Survivor" (2000) - Mark Burnett (II) (executive producer); Charlie Parsons (I) (executive producer); Craig Piligian (co-executive producer); Scott Messick (supervising producer); Tom Shelly (supervising producer); Maria Baltazzia (producer); Jay Bienstock (producer); John Feist (I) (producer); Teri Kennedy (producer); Jeff Probst (host); CBS   Other Nominees:   "Bands on the Run" (2001) - Jane Lipsitz (executive producer); Lauren Zalaznick (executive producer); Dan Cutforth (executive producer); Eliot Goldberg (supervising producer); Julio Kollerbohm (supervising producer); Craig Borders (director); VH1 "Road Rules" (1994) - Mary-Ellis Bunim (executive producer); Jonathan Murray (I) (executive producer); Bruce Toms (II) (producer); Rick Telles (director); MTV - For the "Maximum Velocity Tour" season. "Scrapheap" (1998) - Cathy Rogers (executive producer/host); Alexandra Middendorf (executive producer); Rupert Parker (producer); Nathaniel Grouille (producer); George Gray (IV) (host); TLC Eco Challenge Borneo (2001) (TV) - Mark Burnett (II) (executive producer); Lisa Hennessy (I) (co-executive producer); Brady Connell (supervising producer); Maria Baltazzia (producer); Jay Bienstock (producer); Morgan Elliott (II) (producer); John Feist (I) (producer); Tim Powell (III) (producer); USA Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation   Winners:   "Futurama" (1999) - Rodney Clouden (storyboard artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Parasites Lost". "Gary & Mike" (2001) - Curt Enderle (art director); UPN - For episode "Phish Phry". "Gary & Mike" (2001) - Brad Schiff (animator); UPN - For episode "Furry Duffel". "Invader ZIM" (2001) - Kyle Menke (storyboard artist); Nickelodeon - For episode "The Nightmare Begins". Outstanding Children's Program   Winner:   "The Teen Files" (1998) - Arnold Shapiro (executive producer); Allison Grodner (supervising producer/writer/director); Karen Haystead Duzy (producer); UPN - For episode "Surviving High School".   Other Nominees:   "Nick News with Linda Ellerbee" (1992) - Linda Ellerbee (executive producer); Rolfe Tessem (executive producer); Wally Berger (supervising producer); Mark Lyons (II) (produced by); Nickelodeon "Rugrats" (1991) - Gabor Csupo (executive producer); Arlene Klasky (executive producer); Eryk Casemiro (co-executive producer); Cella Nichols Duffy (supervising producer); Jim Duffy (II) (producer); Susan Ward (V) (producer); Pernelle Hayes (producer); Nickelodeon King Gimp (1999) - Sheila Nevins (executive producer); Nancy Walzog (executive producer); Lisa Heller (supervising producer); Susan Hannah Hadary (producer); William A. Whiteford (producer); HBO Peter Pan (2000) (TV) - Tom McCoy (I) (executive producer); Kris Slava (executive producer); David Walmsley (executive producer); Marc Bauman (I) (producer); A&E Outstanding Non-Fiction Program (Reality)   Winner:   "American High" (2000) - R.J. Cutler (executive producer); Erwin More (executive producer); Brian Medavoy (executive producer); Cheryl Stanley (executive producer); Dan Partland (supervising producer); Richard Bye (producer); Molly O'Brien (I) (producer); Jonathan Chinn (producer); Nick Doob (I) (producer); Jonathan Mednick (producer); 20th Century Fox Television   Other Nominees:   "Taxicab Confessions" (1995) - Harry Gantz (producer/director); Joe Gantz (producer/director); HBO "The Awful Truth" (1999) - Michael Moore (II) (host/writer/director/executive producer); Kathleen Glynn (executive producer); Michael Donovan (II) (executive producer); Dave Hamilton (II) (co-executive producer); Charlie Siskel (supervising producer); Tia Lessin (supervising producer); Rob Huebel (producer); Marc Henry Johnson (producer); Nick McKinney (producer); Bravo "Trauma: Life in the E.R." (1997) - Liane Thompson (executive producer); Stephen H. Schwartz (executive producer); Michael Selditch (producer); TLC Jeffrey Shore (II) (executive producer); Robert Bentley (IV) (supervising producer); Eric Shepard (I) (producer); E! - For the "The E! True Hollywood Story" series of films. Outstanding Choreography   Winner:   Blast! (2000) (TV) - Jim Moore (XIII) (choreographer); George Pinney (I) (choreographer); Jonathan Vanderkolff (choreographer); PBS   Other Nominees:   "Grounded for Life" (2001) - Kenny Ortega (choreographer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Mrs. Finnerty, You Have A Lovely Daughter". Bojangles (2001) (TV) - Henry LeTang (choreographer); Showtime Miss America Pageant (2000) (TV) - Barry Lather (choreographer); ABC Peter Pan (2000) (TV) - Patti Colombo (choreographer); A&E Target Stars on Ice (2001) (TV) - Michael Siebert (choreographer); Lee Ann Miller (choreographer); Jayne Torvill (choreographer); Christopher Dean (III) (choreographer); Sandra Bezic (choreographer); A&E Outstanding Hairstyling for a Series   Winner:   "MADtv" (1995) - Matthew Kasten (II) (hairstylist); Mishell Chandler (hairstylist); Desmond Miller (hairstylist); Rod Ortega (I) (hairstylist); Mimi Jafari (hairstylist); Fabrizio Sanges (hairstylist); 20th Century Fox Television - For the series' 6th season premiere.   Other Nominees:   "Sex and the City" (1998) - Michelle Johnson (III) (key hairstylist); Jacques Stephane Lempire (hairstylist); Sacha Quarles (hairstylist); HBO - For episode "All Or Nothing". "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Josée Normand (hairstylist); Charlotte Parker (I) (hairstylist); Gloria Montemayor (hairstylist); UPN - For episode "Prophecy". "That '70s Show" (1998) - Gabriella Pollino (hairstylist); Cindy Costello (hairstylist); Terrie Velasquez (hairstylist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Back Stage Pass". "The Lot" (1999) - Cheri Ruff (key hairstylist); Carl Bailey (I) (hairstylist); Stephen Elsbree (hairstylist); AMC - For episode "Daddy Dearest". Outstanding Commercial   Winner:   @radical.media (production company); Fallon Minneapolis (ad agency) - For "Photo Booth" (Public Broadcasting System (PBS)).   Other Nominees:   @radical.media (production company); Fallon Minneapolis (ad agency) - For "Light" (Public Broadcasting System (PBS)). HIS Production Company (production company); Wieden & Kennedy (ad agency) - For "Freestyle" (Nike). HSI/Gerard de Thame Films (production company); Merkley Newman Harty (ad agency) - For "Modern Ark" (Mercedes-Benz USA). MJZ (production company); Merkley Newman Harty (ad agency) - For "Aaooga" (Mercedes-Benz USA). Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)   Winner:   "The Simpsons" (1989) - James L. Brooks (executive producer); Matt Groening (executive producer); Mike Scully (executive producer); Al Jean (executive producer/writer); George Meyer (II) (executive producer); Sam Simon (I) (executive producer); Ian Maxtone-Graham (co-executive producer); Ron Hauge (co-executive producer); Dan Greaney (co-executive producer); Frank Mula (co-executive producer); Rob LaZebnik (co-executive producer); Julie Thacker (supervising producer); Larina Adamson (supervising producer); Larry Doyle (III) (producer); Tom Martin (VII) (producer); Carolyn Omine (producer); John Frink (producer); Don Payne (IV) (producer); Matt Selman (producer); Tim Long (I) (producer); Mike Reiss (producer); Tom Gammill (I) (producer); Max Pross (producer); David Mirkin (producer); Richard Raynis (produced by); Bonita Pietila (produced by); Denise Sirkot (produced by); Richard Sakai (I) (produced by); Jim Reardon (supervising director); Mike B. Anderson (director); John W. Hyde (animation executive producer); Jon F. Vein (animation executive producer); John Bush (III) (animation executive producer); Michael Wolf (I) (animation producer); Laurie Biernacki (animation producer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Homr".   Other Nominees:   "As Told by Ginger" (2000) - Gabor Csupo (executive producer); Arlene Klasky (executive producer); Eryk Casemiro (co-executive producer); Cella Nichols Duffy (supervising producer); Kate Boutilier (I) (producer); Maureen Iser (producer); Sylvia Keulen (producer); Emily Kapnek (writer); Mark Risley (director); Nickelodeon - For episode "Hello Stranger". "Futurama" (1999) - Matt Groening (executive producer); David X. Cohen (executive producer); Ken Keeler (co-executive producer); Eric Horsted (co-executive producer); Lewis Morton (I) (supervising producer/writer); Patric Verrone (supervising producer); J. Stewart Burns (supervising producer); Bill Odenkirk (producer); Eric Kaplan (I) (producer); Brian J. Cowan (producer); Claudia Katz (I) (produced by); Gregg Vanzo (animation executive producer); Rich Moore (supervising director); Brian Sheesley (director); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Amazon Women In The Mood". "King of the Hill" (1997) - Greg Daniels (I) (executive producer); Mike Judge (I) (executive producer); Richard Appel (executive producer); Howard Klein (I) (executive producer); Michael Rotenberg (executive producer); Jonathan Aibel (co-executive producer); Glenn Berger (I) (co-executive producer); Alan R. Cohen (co-executive producer); Alan Freedland (co-executive producer); Norm Hiscock (co-executive producer); Paul Lieberstein (co-executive producer); Johnny Hardwick (supervising producer); Jim Dauterive (supervising producer); John Altschuler (supervising producer); Dave Krinsky (supervising producer); Garland Testa (producer/writer); Alex Gregory (I) (producer); Peter Huyck (producer); Mark McJimsey (produced by); Joseph A. Boucher (produced by); John W. Hyde (animation executive producer); Jon F. Vein (animation executive producer); Michael Wolf (I) (animation producer); Klay Hall (supervising director); John Rice (VI) (supervising director); Anthony Lioi (director); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Chasing Bobby". "The Powerpuff Girls" (1998) - Craig McCracken (executive producer/writer/director); Genndy Tartakovsky (supervising producer); Amy Rogers (II) (writer); Lauren Faust (writer); John McIntyre (V) (director); Robert Alvarez (II) (director); Toon - For episode "Moral Decay & Meet The Beat Alls". Outstanding Non-Fiction Series   Winner:   "American Masters" (1983) {Finding Lucy} - Susan Lacy (executive producer); Pamela Mason Wagner (producer/director); Thomas Wagner (II) (producer/writer); Tamar Hacker (producer); PBS   Other Nominees:   "Behind the Music" (1997) - George Moll (executive producer); Jeff Gaspin (executive producer); Gay Rosenthal (executive producer); Allie Brown (producer); Paul Gallagher (II) (supervising producer); Paul Barrosse (supervising producer); VH1 - For episode "Cat Stevens". "Biography" (1987) - CarolAnne Dolan (executive producer); Susan E. Leventhal (executive producer); Jonathan Talmadge (producer); Maryellen Cox (supervising producer); Harry Smith (IX) (host); A&E - For episode "Biography Close-Up: Sesame Street". "Inside the Actors Studio" (1994) - James Lipton (executive producer/writer/host); Michael Kostel (producer); Jeff Wurtz (director); John Servidio (producer); Frances Berwick (executive producer for bravo); Christian Barcellos (executive producer for bravo); Vienna Steiner (executive producer for bravo); Bravo - For episode "Myers, Mike". "Jazz" (2001) - Ken Burns (I) (producer/director); Lynn Novick (producer); Geoffrey C. Ward (writer); Keith David (I) (narrator); PBS Outstanding Voice-Over Performance   Winners:   "The PJs" (1999) - Ja'net DuBois; Warner Bros. Television - For playing "Mrs. Avery". - For episode "Let's Get Ready To Rumba". "The Simpsons" (1989) - Hank Azaria; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing various characters. - For episode "Worst Episode Ever". Outstanding Made for Television Movie   Winner:   Wit (2001) (TV) - Mike Nichols (I) (executive producer); Cary Brokaw (executive producer); Simon Bosanquet (producer); HBO   Other Nominees:   61* (2001) (TV) - Billy Crystal (executive producer); Ross Greenburg (executive producer); Robert F. Colesberry (producer); HBO Conspiracy (2001) (TV) - Frank Doelger (executive producer); Frank Pierson (I) (executive producer); David M. Thompson (executive producer); Peter Zinner (executive producer); Nick Gillott (producer); HBO For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story (2000) (TV) - Andy Garcia (I) (executive producer); Jellybean Benítez (executive producer); Celia D. Costas (producer); HBO Laughter on the 23rd Floor (2001) (TV) - Neil Simon (I) (executive producer); Emanuel Azenberg (executive producer); Jeffrey Lampert (producer); Showtime Governor's Award   Awarded to:   CNN - Twenty years ago CNN made television history by changing the way people around the world looked at news. By covering events as they happen and where they happen and by making that coverage accessible worldwide 24 hours a day, CNN opened a window to the most remarkable moments of our time. - Today CNN is available in more than 212 countries serving 1.5 billion people in 10 languages on 6 continents. It has more correspondents and more bureaus than the three U.S. networks combined. - CNN's most notable moments have riveted world attention on its live coverage of such news events as the space shuttle Challenger disaster, the uprising at Tiananmen Square, the San Francisco earthquake, the continuing coverage of the conflicts and developments in Yugoslavia and the former Yugoslavian Republics, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Persian Gulf war, the impeachment and trial of former U.S. President Bill Clinton, the deaths of Princess Diana, Mother Teresa and John Kennedy Jr., and the AIDS crisis in Africa. - After marking it 20th anniversary on June 1, 2000, CNN began its third decade with coverage that is unmatched by any news organization in the world. Showtime - Showtime, a subsidiary of Viacom, is being honored with the Governor's Award for its diverse programming. In the past year, Showtime launched three new drama series, "Resurrection Blvd." (2000), "Soul Food" (2000) and "Queer as Folk" (2000), featuring sections of society that are rarely seen on television. At a time when television is under fire from the NAACP and others for not accurately portraying society, Showtime has done more in one season to represent the current face of America than many of the other networks combined.

---

Home | Search | Now Playing | News | My Movies | Games | Boards | Help | US Movie Showtimes | Top 250 | Register | Recommendations
Box Office | Index | Trailers | Jobs | IMDbPro.com - Free Trial | IMDb Publicity Photos

Copyright © 1990-2009 IMDb.com, Inc.
Terms and Privacy Policy under which this service is provided to you.
An company.  Advertise on IMDb.  License our content.