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2000
Creative Emmy Award Winners
Written
by Rick Ellis, August 26th, 2000
The
creative arts portion of the Emmy Awards is held at a separate
program from the more familiar televised show, and deals primarily
with awards in technical categories.
There
are only a couple of higher-profile acting awards given out at
the Creative Emmys, and in both cases, longtime acting veterans
won the day.
In
the guest-acting field, James Whitmore, 78, and Beah Richards,
74, received Emmys for roles on ABC’s drama The Practice--Whitmore
for a two-part story line in which he played a famed lawyer accused
of killing his wife, and Richards as an elderly Alzheimer’s patient.
On
the comedy side, Bruce Willis--who won an Emmy in 1987 for Moonlighting--received
his second for a guest stint on NBC’s Friends, while onetime
Designing Women co-star Jean Smart claimed a statuette
as well as her first nomination, for NBC’s Frasier.
NBC
led with 14 Emmys at the creative arts ceremony, while Home Box
Office followed with a dozen. ABC and Fox took nine each.
Here
are the winners of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, as voted upon
by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. They cover programs
aired between June 1, 1999, and May 31, 2000.
Programs
Classical music-dance program:
"Dance in America: American Ballet Theatre in Le Corsaire," PBS.
Children’s
program:
"The Color of Friendship," Disney; "Goodnight Moon and Other Sleepytime
Tales," HBO.
Nonfiction
special:
"Children in War," HBO.
Nonfiction
series:
"American Masters: Hitchcock, Selznick and the End of Hollywood,"
PBS.
Animated
program (one hour or less):
"The Simpsons," Fox.
Animated
program (one hour or more):
"Walking With Dinosaurs," Discovery.
Individual
achievement in animation:
Maciek Albrecht, production designer, HBO; Nelson Lowry, art director,
Fox; Don Shank, art director, Cartoon Network; Bari Kumar, color
stylist, Fox.
Commercial:
"The Morning After," Nike Just Do It, Wieden & Kennedy.
Acting
Guest actor, comedy series:
Bruce Willis, "Friends," NBC.
Guest
actor, drama series:
James Whitmore, "The Practice," ABC.
Guest
actress, comedy series:
Jean Smart, "Frasier," NBC.
Guest
actress, drama series:
Beah Richards, "The Practice," ABC.
Voice
performance:
Julie Harris as Susan B. Anthony, "Not for Ourselves Alone: The
Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony," PBS; Seth
Macfarlane as Stewie Griffin, "Family Guy," Fox.
Nonfiction Programming
Cinematography:
Didier Portal, Robert Pauly, "Raising the Mammoth," Discovery
Channel.
Picture
editing:
Li Shin Yu, Nina Schulman, "New York (The American Experience),"
PBS.
Sound
editing:
Andrew Sherriff, Simon Gotel, "Walking With Dinosaurs," Discovery
Channel.
Art
Direction
Art direction, multi-camera series:
Dahl Delu, Rusty Lipscomb, "Love & Money," CBS.
Art direction, single-camera series:
Jon Hutman, Tony Fanning, Ellen Totleben, "The West Wing," NBC.
Art direction, miniseries or movie or
special:
James Spencer, Leslie Thomas, Robert Greenfield, "Introducing
Dorothy Dandridge," HBO.
Art
direction, variety or music program:
Bob Keene, Brian J. Stonestreet, "The 42nd Annual Grammy Awards,"
CBS.
Cinematography
Cinematography, multi-camera series:
Dick Quinlan, "Spin City," ABC; Peter Smokler, "Sports Night,"
ABC.
Cinematography,
single-camera series:
Thomas A. Del Ruth, "The West Wing (pilot)," NBC.
Cinematography,
miniseries or movie or special:
Robbie Greenberg, "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge," HBO.
Casting
Casting, comedy series:
Allison Jones, Coreen Mayrs, Jill Greenberg, "Freaks and Geeks,"
NBC.
Casting, drama series:
Barbara Miller, John Levey, Kevin Scott, "The West Wing," NBC.
Casting,
miniseries or movie or special:
Lora Kennedy, Joyce Nettles, "RKO 281," HBO.
Choreography
Choreography:
Rob Marshall, "Annie," ABC.
Costuming
Costuming, series:
Giovanna Ottobre Melton, Sandy Kenyon, "Providence," NBC.
Costuming,
miniseries, movie or special:
Shelly Komarov, Lucinda Campbell, "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge,"
HBO.
Costume design, variety or music program:
David Cardona, Bob Mackie, Helen Hiatt, "Cher: Live in Concert--From
the MGM Grand in Las Vegas," HBO.
Picture
Editing
Single-camera picture editing, series:
Kevin Casey, "ER," NBC.
Single-camera picture editing, miniseries,
movie or special:
Carol Littleton, "Oprah Winfrey Presents: Tuesdays With Morrie,"
ABC.
Multi-camera
picture editing, series:
Ron Volk, Scott Maisano, "Frasier," NBC.
Multi-camera
picture editing, miniseries, movie or special:
Bill DeRonde, "A Supernatural Evening With Santana," Fox.
Makeup
Makeup, series:
Cheri Montesanto Medcalf, Kevin Westmore, LaVerne Basham, Gregory
Funk, Cindy Williams, "The X-Files," Fox.
Makeup,
miniseries, movie or special:
Annie Spears, Mark Coulier, Duncan Jarman, Diane Chernery-Wickens,
Darren Phillips, "Arabian Nights (Part 2)," ABC.
Hairstyling
Hairstyling, series:
Bobby H. Grayson, "Saturday Night Live," NBC.
Hairstyling,
miniseries, movie or special:
Hazel Catmull, Kathrine Gordon, Katherine M. Rees, Jennifer Bell,
Virginia Kerns, "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge," HBO.
Other
Lighting direction (electronic):
Kim Killingsworth, John Alonzo, "Fail Safe," CBS.
Main
title design:
Tim Webber, "The 10th Kingdom," NBC.
Music
Music composition, series (dramatic underscore):
Joseph LoDuca, "Xena: Warrior Princess," syndicated.
Music
composition, miniseries, movie or special:
John Altman, "RKO 281," HBO.
Music
direction:
Paul Bogaev, "Annie," ABC.
Music
and lyrics:
John Kimbrough, "Nickellennium," Nickelodeon.
Main
title theme music:
W.G. Snuffy Walden, "The West Wing," NBC.
Sound
Editing
Sound editing, series:
Walter Newman, Thomas A. Harris, Clay Collins, Darleen Stoker-Kageyama,
Karyn Foster, Darren Wright, Kenneth D. Young, Rick Camara, Rick
Hromadka, Allan Rosen, Casey Crabtree, Mike Crabtree, "Third Watch,"
NBC.
Sound
editing, miniseries, movie or special:
Michael Graham, Suzanne Angel, Anton Holden, Bill Bell, Bob Costanza,
Gary Macheel, Lou Thomas, Tim Terusa, Mike Dickeson, Mike Lyle,
Rick Crampton, Rick Steele, Rob Webber, Rusty Tinsley, David Bondelevitch,
Tim Chilton, Jill Schachne, "The Hunley," TNT.
Sound
Mixing
Sound mixing, comedy series or special:
Paul M. Lewis, Nello Torri, Peter E. Kelsey, "Ally McBeal," Fox.
Sound
mixing, variety or music series or special:
Chris Lord-Alge, Guy Charbonneau, Don Worsham, Bob La Masney,
"Cher: Live in Concert--From the MGM Grand in Las Vegas," HBO;
Edward J. Greene, Bob La Masney, Bobby Elder, "The Kennedy Center
Honors," CBS.
Sound
mixing, drama series:
Steve Cantamessa, David J. West, Harry Andronis, Ray O’Reilly,
"The X-Files," Fox.
Sound
mixing, miniseries or movie or a special made for TV movie:
Clive Derbyshire, Mark Taylor, Mike Dowson, "RKO 281," HBO.
Visual
Effects
Special visual effects, series:
Bill Millar, Deena Burkett, Monique Klauer, Don Greenberg, Jeff
Zaman, Steve Scott, Steve Strassburger, Cory Strassburger, "The
X-Files," Fox.
Special
visual effects, miniseries or movie or special:
Jez Harris, Mike McGee, Tim Greenwood, Mike Milne, Virgil Manning,
Alec Knox, Carlos Rosas, Daren Horley, David Marsh, "Walking With
Dinosaurs," Discovery Channel.
Technical
Direction
Technical direction/camera/video, series:
Donna Stock, Jim Verlarde, Michael J. Schwartz, Paul Johnson,
Richard Davis, Terry W. Clark, Tom Luth, Rick Labgold, "Politically
Incorrect With Bill Maher," ABC; Steven Cimino, Carl Eckett, Jan
Kasoff, John Pinto, Michael Bennett, Richard B. Fox, Frank Grisanti,
Susan Noll, "Saturday Night Live," NBC.
Technical
direction/camera/video, miniseries, movie or special:
Gene Crowe, Ted Ashton, Dave Chameides, Rocky Danielson, Sam Drummy,
David Eastwood, Tom "Scoop" Geren, Hank Geving, Larry Heider,
David Irite, Dave Levisohn, Wayne Orr, Bill Philbin, Hector Ramirez,
Dennis Turner, Easter Xua, John O’Brien, Chuck Reilly, "Fail Safe,"
CBS.
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