54th Primetime Emmy Awards

It's September 22nd, 2002 and it's time for the 54th Primetime Emmy Awards. Awards in 67 of the categories were handed out on September 14th. We'll have results and commentary throughout the evening.

The telecast started with a pre-taped segment with Conan O'Brien sleeping in late at the Osbournes house and trying to get to the Shrine on time. Along the way, he has to put up with Ozzy trying to drive and ends up crashing the Price is Right studio by mistake.

When Conan came out, he joked he was pleased to be the first Catholic Emmy host and thanked the TV Academy for standing up to the powerful Lutheran mafia.

He also mentioned the 35th anniversary of 60 Minutes saying "It's hard to believe that those guys were once just in their late 50s." Conan also decided to implement some new rules. If a winner says "This really belongs to someone else", he'll take the award away and give it to them.

The cast of Friends presented the first award of the evening. Their awards were for Outstanding Supporting Actor and Actress In A Comedy Series. The award for Supporting Actor went to Brad Garrett, the towering co-star of Everybody Loves Raymond. He hoped the award would break down the door "for Jewish people who want to get into show business." The Supporting Actress award went to Doris Roberts, also from Everybody Loves Raymond.

Using a telestrator, Conan then illustrated people's various seating locations including Powerful Hollywood Types, Parasites & Sychophants, Hangers-On, Gigilos and Pimps, the Gay Mafia, the Gay FBI, Black People who watch Frasier and Jerry Orbach's Posse.

Marg Helgenberger and William Petersen from CSI were up next to present Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series. The Emmy went to John Spencer of The West Wing. He was so happy that his fellow castmates were happy for him and he praised Aaron Sorkin for his brilliant writing. He said he loved acting and that winning the award was "deliciously redundant."

Robert Wuhl and Frankie Muniz were up next to announce the previously awarded Guest Actor and Actress Awards. The winners were Cloris Leachman and Anthony LaPaglia. The two winners then came out to announce the winner for Drama series writing. The winners of that award were Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran for 24.

Comedian Jon Stewart was out next to present the Emmy for comedy series direction. The winner was Michael Patrick King for Sex and the City. He paid tribute to his actresses, saying that "You are the muse for it all."

ER's Maura Tierney and Noah Wyle awarded the Emmy for Outstanding Directing for a Dramatic Series to Alan Ball for Six Feet Under. Ball said he learned a lot from Sam Mendes, who directed his American Beauty script.

Conan then introduced the accountants who tabulate the votes and the FBI agents who were arresting them for cooking the books.

Heather Locklear and Simon Baker then presented the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series to Stockard Channing for The West Wing. She thanked show creator Aaron Sorkin, calling him "the sexiest man in Hollywood."

Conan decided that instead of cutting speeches off with the orchestra, he would instead frighten them off by playing Jethro Tull's Aqualung.

Bernie Mac then came out to award the Emmy for Outstanding Writing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Program. The winner this year was the writing team for Saturday Night Live.

Well, we're starting hour two. It's moving along nicely, but there's been nothing too exciting, though Conan's opening was good.

SNL's Tina Fey and Jimmy Fallon then presented the Emmy for Comedy Series Writing. The winner was Larry Wilmore for the Bernie Mac show. He joked that he felt like Halle Berry. He said he was honored to write for Bernie Mac.

Up next, the stars of MTV's Emmy award-winning The Osbournes. They presented the Emmy for Outstanding Directing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Program to the Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games' directors, Ron deMoraes, Kenny Ortega, and Bucky Gunts. They were followed by Debra Messing and Will McCormack who presented the Emmy for Outstanding Individual Performance In A Variety Or Music Program to Sting for A&E in Concert: Sting in Tuscany...All This Time. Sting was not at the ceremony.

Michael Chiklis and Jill Hennesey presented the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie to Michael Moriarty. They also presented the Emmy for Outstanding Directing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special to Band Of Brothers and its directors David Frankel, Tom Hanks, David Leland, Richard Loncraine, David Nutter, Phil Alden Robinson, Mikael Salomon and Tony To.

Jean Smart and Dennis Farina then introduced the already announced winners of Dramatic Guest Actor and Actress Charles S. Dutton and Patricia Clarkson. They in turn announced the winner of Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie to Stockard Channing, her second Emmy win of the evening. They also announced the winner of the Emmy for Outstanding Writing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special. The winners were The Gathering Storm's Larry Ramin and Hugh Whitemore.

Ray Romano was the next presenter. He was presenting Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Series to The Late Show with David Letterman. The award was accepted by Barbara Gaines, who started off with Letterman 22 years ago as a receptionist.

ATAS head Bryce Zabel then introduced the first Bob Hope Humanitarion Award. Tom Hanks had the duty of announcing the first recipient, Oprah Winfrey. Pre-taped tributes included Jim Carrey, Julia Roberts, Steven Spielberg, Chris Rock, Celine Dion, Quincy Jones, Robin Williams and Tom Cruise. Oprah said nothing was more important to her than striving to be a better human being.

Conan then paid tribute to Ellen Degeneres' skill and grace at handling the hosting duties last year during a trying time for the country. Ellen then introduced the winner for Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Special to America: A Tribute to Heroes. He thanked all the networks that joined together to broadcast this special event after 9/11.

Conan then decided to ask a "random" audience member how he was doing. He chose former sidekick Andy Richter. Andy read high praise from Conan off the palm of his hand.

The next presenters were Jennifer Garner and Kiefer Sutherland. They presented the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie. The winner was Albert Finney who was not there to accept. The secret agent presenters also presented Outstanding Lead Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie to the outstanding Laura Linney.

It's 10:15pm and Amy Brennerman and Jimmy Smits are presenting the Emmy for Outstanding Made for TV Movie. The winning movie was The Gathering Storm and the Emmy was accepted by the movie's executive producer, director Ridley Scott.

Two of TV's Presidents of the United States, Martin Sheen and Dennis Haysbert then came out to present the Emmy for Outstanding MiniSeries to Band of Brothers. While Steven Spielberg accepted the award, the audience gave a standing ovation to the veterans of Easy Company, who were watching from a nearby hotel.

After paying tribute to a couple of TV's pioneers, Filo T. Farnsworth and General David Sarnoff, Conan then introduced the annual memorial segment. Larry King then paid special tribute to Mr. Television, Milton Berle.

Garry Shandling then presented the Emmy for Lead Actor in a Comedy Series to Everybody Loves Raymond's Ray Romano, the first win for the comedian. Ray thanked his fellow castmates and all the people (lawyers, agents, managers) who take his money.

Comic greats Bob Newhart and Suzanne Pleshette presented the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy to Jennifer Aniston for Friends. Jennifer seemed shocked and overwhelmed to be the winner. She thanked her castmates, friends, and her husband, Brad Pitt.

Kelsey Grammer then presented the Emmy for Lead Actress in a Dramatic Series to Allison Janney of The West Wing.

Sex and the City's Cynthia Nixon, Kim Cattrall and Kristin Davis then presented the Emmy for Lead Actor in a Dramatic Series to The Shield's Michael Chiklis. He was genuinely moved to win the award.

Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani then came out to present the Governor's Award. He paid tribute to the four major networks ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox for their coverage of 9/11 and their decision to band together to jointly air the Tribute to Heroes telethon. He also presented the Outstanding Drama Series Emmy to The West Wing. Creator Aaron Sorkin paid tribute to fellow nominee Alan Ball and his Six Feet Under, saying "If I was half the man, I'd Ving Rhames this thing right over to you."

It's 11:15 pm and Jay Leno was on hand to hand out the final Emmy award. The winner of the Outstanding Comedy Series Emmy is...Friends.

And the winners are...

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)

• Futurama — Roswell That Ends Well — FOX — The Curiosity Company in association with 20th Century Fox Television
  Matt Groening, Executive Producer
  David X. Cohen, Executive Producer
  Ken Keeler, Co-Executive Producer
  Eric Horsted, Co-Executive Producer
  Lewis Morton, Supervising Producer
  Patric M. Verrone, Supervising Producer
  J.Stewart Burns, Supervising Producer/Writer
  Bill Odenkirk, Producer
  Eric Kaplan, Producer
  Brian J. Cowan, Producer
  Claudia Katz, Produced by
  Rich Moore, Supervising Director/Director
  Gregg Vanzo, Animation Executive Producer

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour Or More)

• Walking With Prehistoric Beasts — DISC — Discovery Channel in association with Meteor Studios
  Tim Haines, Executive Producer
  Mick Kaczorowski, Executive Producer
  Jasper James, Producer/Writer
  Nigel Patterson, Producer/Director/Writer
  Sharon Reed, Computer Animation Executive Producer
  William Sargent, Computer Animation Executive Producer
  Mike Milne, Computer Animation Director
  Kate Bartlett, Writer
  Michael Olmert, Writer

Outstanding Art Direction For A Multi-Camera Series

• Will & Grace — Cheatin' Trouble Blues — NBC — Komut Entertainment in association with Three Sisters Entertainment and NBC Studios, Inc.
  Glenda Rovello, Production Designer
  Melinda Ritz, Set Decorator

Outstanding Art Direction For A Single-Camera Series

• Alias — Truth Be Told (Pilot) — ABC — Touchstone Television
  Scott Chambliss, Production Designer
  Cece Destefano, Art Director
  Karen Manthey, Set Decorator

Outstanding Art Direction For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• James Dean — TNT — A Gerber Pictures/Marvin Worth Production in association with Five Mile River Films and Splendid Television
  Rob Pearson, Production Designer
  Marc Dabe, Art Director
  Leslie Frankenheimer, Set Decorator

Oustanding Art Direction For A Variety Or Music Program

• Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games — NBC — Don Mischer Productions
  Jeremy Railton, Production Designer
  Richard Schreiber, Art Director

Outstanding Casting For A Comedy Series

• Sex And The City — HBO — HBO Original Programming
  Jennifer McNamara, Casting by

Outstanding Casting For A Drama Series

• Six Feet Under — HBO — The Greenblatt/Janollari Studios and Actual Size, Inc., in association with HBO Original Programming
  Junie Lowry-Johnson, C.S.A., Casting by
  Libby Goldstein, Casting by
  Julie Tucker, New York Casting by

Outstanding Casting For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• Band Of Brothers — HBO — Dreamworks SKG and Playtone in association with HBO Original Programming
  Meg Liberman, C.S.A., Casting by
  Cami Patton, C.S.A., Casting by
  Angela Terry, Casting by
  Gary Davy, UK Casting by
  Suzanne M. Smith, UK Casting by

Outstanding Choreography

• The 74th Annual Academy Awards — ABC — Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
  Debra Brown, Choreographer
• Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games — NBC — Don Mischer Productions
  Kenny Ortega, Supervising Choreographer
  Sarah Kawahara, Ice Choreographer
  Doug Jack, Field Choreographer

Outstanding Cinematography For A Multi-Camera Series

• Will & Grace — A Chorus Lie — NBC — Komut Entertainment in association with Three Sisters Entertainment and NBC Studios, Inc.
  Tony Askins, Director of Photography

Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-Camera Series

• Alias — Truth Be Told (Pilot) — ABC — Touchstone Television
  Michael Bonvillain, Director of Photography

Outstanding Cinematography For A Miniseries Or Movie

• Shackleton — Part 2 — A&E — A&E Network/Channel 4 Int'l co-production in association with Firstsight Film Production
  Henry Braham, Director of Photography

Outstanding Cinematography For Non-Fiction Programming (Single Or Multi-Cam)

• Blue Planet: Seas Of Life — Ocean World — DISC — Discovery Channel/ BBC
  Doug Allen, Photography
  Simon Carroll, Photography
  Bob Cranston, Photography
  Mike deGruy, Photography
  Yuri Farrant, Photography
  Tom Fitz, Photography
  Mark Gottlieb, Photography
  Simon King, Photography
  Ian McCarthy, Photography
  Charles Maxwell, Photography
  Didier Noirot, Photography
  Michael Pitts, Photography
  Rick Rosenthal, Photography
  Peter Scoones, Photography
  Paul Stewart, Photography

Outstanding Commercial

• Move - Nike — RSA USA, Production Company
  Weiden & Kennedy, Ad Agency

Outstanding Costumes For A Series

• Sex And The City — Defining Moments — HBO — HBO Original Programming
  Patricia Field, Costume Designer
  Rebecca Weinberg, Costume Designer
  Artie Hach, Assistant Costume Designer
  Eric Daman, Assistant Costume Designer
  Molly Rogers, Costume Supervisor
  Mark Agnes, Costume Supervisor

Outstanding Costumes For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• Victoria And Albert — Part 1 — A&E — A&E Network in association with Splendid Television and the BBC
  Maria Price, Costume Designer
  Zoe Porter, Assistant Costume Designer

Outstanding Costumes For A Variety Or Music Program

• Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games — NBC — Don Mischer Productions
  Michael Curry, Costume Structure Designer
  Peter Minshall, Costume Structure Designer
  Pete Menefee, Costume Designer
  Tim Wonsik, Assistant Costume Designer
  David Profeta, Assistant Costume Designer

Outstanding Directing For A Comedy Series

• Sex And The City — The Real Me — HBO — HBO Original Programming
  Michael Patrick King, Director

Outstanding Directing For A Drama Series

• Six Feet Under — Pilot — HBO — The Greenblatt/Janollari Studios and Actual Size, Inc., in association with HBO Original Programming
  Alan Ball, Director

Outstanding Directing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Program

• Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games — NBC — Don Mischer Productions
  Ron deMoraes, Director
  Kenny Ortega, Director
  Bucky Gunts, Director

Outstanding Directing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special

• Band Of Brothers — HBO — Dreamworks SKG and Playtone in association with HBO Original Programming
  David Frankel, Director
  Tom Hanks, Director
  David Leland, Director
  Richard Loncraine, Director
  David Nutter, Director
  Phil Alden Robinson, Director
  Mikael Salomon, Director
  Tony To, Director

Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing For A Series

• 24 — Midnight - 1:00 a.m. (Pilot) — FOX — Real Time Productions, Imagine Televison in association with 20th
  Century Fox Television
  David B. Thompson, Editor

Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• Band Of Brothers — Part 2: Day Of Days — HBO — Dreamworks SKG and Playtone in association with HBO Original Programming
  Frances Parker, Editor

Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing For A Series

• Frasier — The Proposal — NBC — Grub Street Productions in association with Paramount Television
  Ron Volk, A.C.E., Editor

Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• A&E in Concert: Sting in Tuscany...All This Time — A&E — Richard Frankel Productions for A&E Network
  Scott C. Wilson, Editor

Outstanding Picture Editing For Non-Fiction Programming (Single Or Multi-Camera)

• In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11/01 — HBO — Brad Grey Pictures, Kunhardt Productions in association with HBO Original Programming
  Paula Heredia, Editor
  Geof Bartz, Contributing Editor

Outstanding Hairstyling For A Series

• Enterprise — Two Days And Two Nights — UPN — Paramount Pictures
  Michael Moore, Designer
  Gloria Pasqua Casny, Hairstylist
  Roma Goddard, Hairstylist
  Laura Connolly, Hairstylist
  Cheri Ruff, Hairstylist

Outstanding Hairstyling For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• Anne Rice's The Feast Of All Saints — Part 1 — SHO — Showtime Presents A Katherine Company/Spirit Dance Production in association with John Wilder Nightwatch Productions
  Regan Noble, Hairstylist

Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic, Multi-Camera) For VMC Programming

• Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games — NBC — Don Mischer Productions
  Robert Dickinson, Lighting Designer
  David Grill, Lighting Director
  Andy O'Reilly, Lighting Director

Outstanding Main Title Design

• Six Feet Under — HBO — The Greenblatt/Janollari Studios and Actual Size, Inc., in association with HBO Original Programming
  Paul Matthaeus, Main Title Designer
  Danny Yount, Main Title Designer

Outstanding Makeup For A Series (Non-Prosthetic)

• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation — Slaves Of Las Vegas — CBS — An Alliance Atlantis Production in association with CBS Productions
  Nick Pagliaro, Key Makeup Artist
  John Goodwin, Special Effects Makeup
  Melanie Levitt, Makeup

Outstanding Makeup For A Series (Prosthetic)

• Six Feet Under — A Private Life — HBO — The Greenblatt/Janollari Studios and Actual Size, Inc., in association with HBO Original Programming
  Dan Rebert, Prosthetic Designer
  Thom Floutz, Prosthetic Designer
  Todd Masters, Prosthetic Makeup Artist
  Scott Tebeau, Prosthetic Makeup Artist
  Donna-Lou Henderson, Prosthetic Makeup Artist
  Justin Henderson, Prosthetic Makeup Artist
  Kylie Bell, Prosthetic Makeup Artist

Outstanding Makeup For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special (Non-Prosthetic)

• The Mists Of Avalon — Part 1 — TNT — A Mark Wolper Production
  Polly Earnshaw, Chief Makeup

Outstanding Makeup For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special (Prosthetic)

• Jim Henson's Jack And The Beanstalk: The Real Story — Part 2 — CBS — The Jim Henson Company
  Daniel Auber, Prosthetic Makeup Artist
  Stephan Bettles, Prosthetic Makeup Artist
  John Cormican, Prosthetic Makeup Artist
  Chris Fitzgerald, Prosthetic Makeup Artist
  

Outstanding Music Composition For A Series (Dramatic Underscore)

• Blue Planet: Seas Of Life — Ocean World — DISC — Discovery Channel/ BBC
  George Fenton, Music Composed by

Outstanding Music Composition For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special (Dramatic Underscore)

• Shackleton — Part 2 — A&E — A&E Network/Channel 4 Int'l co-production in association with Firstsight Film Production
  Adrian Johnson, Music by

Outstanding Music Direction

• Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games — NBC — Don Mischer Productions
  Mark Watters, Music Director

Outstanding Music And Lyrics

• Family Guy — Brian Wallows And Peter Swallows - Song Title: "You've Got A Lot To See" — FOX — Fuzzy Door Productions in association with 20th Century Fox Television
  Walter Murphy, Composer
  Seth MacFarlane, Lyricist

Outstanding Main Title Theme Music

• Six Feet Under — HBO — The Greenblatt/Janollari Studios and Actual Size, Inc., in association with HBO Original Programming
  Thomas Newman, Main Title Theme by

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series

• Everybody Loves Raymond — CBS — Worldwide Pants Incorporated and HBO Independent Productions in association with Where's Lunch Productions, Inc.
  Ray Romano as Raymond

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series

• The Shield — FX — Fox Television Studios in association with Columbia Tristar Television
  Michael Chiklis as Detective Vic Mackey

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie

• The Gathering Storm — HBO — A Scott Free Production in association with HBO Films
  Albert Finney as Winston Churchill

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series

• Friends — NBC — Bright/Kauffman/Crane Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television
  Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Green

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series

• The West Wing — NBC — John Wells Productions in association with Warner Bros. Televison
  Allison Janney as C.J. Cregg

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie

• Wild Iris — SHO — Showtime and Paramount Network Television Presents
  Laura Linney as Iris Bravard

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series

• Everybody Loves Raymond — CBS — Worldwide Pants Incorporated and HBO Independent Productions in association with Where's Lunch Productions, Inc.
  Brad Garrett as Robert

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series

• The West Wing — NBC — John Wells Productions in association with Warner Bros. Televison
  John Spencer as Leo McGarry

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie

• James Dean — TNT — A Gerber Pictures/Marvin Worth Production in association with Five Mile River Films and Splendid Television
  Michael Moriarty as Winton Dean

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series

• Everybody Loves Raymond — CBS — Worldwide Pants Incorporated and HBO Independent Productions in association with Where's Lunch Productions, Inc.
  Doris Roberts as Marie

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series

• The West Wing — NBC — John Wells Productions in association with Warner Bros. Televison
  Stockard Channing as Abigail Bartlet

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie

• The Matthew Shepard Story — NBC — Alliance Atlantis presentation in association with Cosmic/Clearlight Pictures
  Stockard Channing as Judy Shepard

Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series

• Frasier — NBC — Grub Street Productions in association with Paramount Television
  Anthony LaPaglia as Simon

Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series

• The Practice — ABC — David E. Kelley Productions in association with 20th Century Fox Television Studios
  Charles S. Dutton as Leonard Marshall

Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series

• Malcolm In The Middle — FOX — Regency Television
  Cloris Leachman as Ida

Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series

• Six Feet Under — HBO — The Greenblatt/Janollari Studios and Actual Size, Inc., in association with HBO Original Programming
  Patricia Clarkson as Sarah O'Connor

Outstanding Individual Performance In A Variety Or Music Program

• A&E in Concert: Sting in Tuscany...All This Time — A&E — Richard Frankel Productions for A&E Network
  Sting, Performer

Outstanding Comedy Series

• Friends — NBC — Bright/Kauffman/Crane Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television
  Kevin S. Bright, Executive Producer
  Marta Kauffman, Executive Producer
  David Crane, Executive Producer
  Scott Silveri, Executive Producer
  Shana Goldberg-Meehan, Executive Producer
  Andrew Reich, Executive Producer
  Ted Cohen, Executive Producer
  Todd Stevens, Co-Executive Producer
  Sherry Bilsing-Graham, Supervising Producer
  Ellen Plummer, Supervising Producer
  Brian Buckner, Supervising Producer
  Sebastian Jones, Supervising Producer
  Wendy Knoller, Producer

Outstanding Drama Series

• The West Wing — NBC — John Wells Productions in association with Warner Bros. Televison
  Aaron Sorkin, Executive Producer
  Thomas Schlamme, Executive Producer
  John Wells, Executive Producer
  Kevin Falls, Co-Executive Producer
  Christopher Misiano, Supervising Producer
  Alex Graves, Supervising Producer
  Llewellyn Wells, Producer
  Michael Hissrich, Producer
  Kristin Harms, Producer

Outstanding MiniSeries

• Band Of Brothers — HBO — Dreamworks SKG and Playtone in association with HBO Original Programming
  Tom Hanks, Executive Producer
  Steven Spielberg, Executive Producer
  Stephen E. Ambrose, Co-Executive Producer
  Gary Goetzman, Co-Executive Producer
  Tony To, Co-Executive Producer
  Erik Bork, Supervising Producer
  Erik Jendresen, Supervising Producer
  Mary Richards, Producer

Outstanding Made For Television Movie

• The Gathering Storm — HBO — A Scott Free Production in association with HBO Films
  Ridley Scott, Executive Producer
  Julie Payne, Executive Producer
  Tony Scott, Executive Producer
  Tracey Scoffield, Executive Producer for the BBC
  Lisa Ellzey, Co-Executive Producer
  Frank Doelger, Producer
  David M. Thompson, Producer

Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Series

• Late Show With David Letterman — CBS — Worldwide Pants, Inc.
  Maria Pope, Executive Producer
  Barbara Gaines, Executive Producer
  Rob Burnett, Executive Producer
  Eric Stangel, Producer
  Justin Stangel, Producer

Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Special

• America: A Tribute To Heroes — — Tenth Planet Productions
  Joel Gallen, Executive Producer

Outstanding Classical Music-Dance Program

• Sweeney Todd in Concert — PBS — A Chase Mishkin production in association with Ellen M. Krass Productions
  Chase Mishkin, Executive Producer
  Ellen M. Krass, Co-Executive Producer
  Mort Swinsky, Co-Executive Producer
  Lonny Price, Director

Outstanding Children's Program

• Nick News Special Edition: Faces Of Hope: The Kids Of Afghanistan — NICK — Nickelodeon and Lucky Duck Productions
  Linda Ellerbee, Executive Producer
  Rolfe Tessey, Executive Producer
  Wally Berger, Supervising Producer
  Josh Veselka, Producer
  Mark Lyons, Produced by

Outstanding Non-Fiction Special (Informational)

• 9/11 — CBS — Goldfish Pictures; Silverstar Productions LLC in association with CBS
  Jules Naudet, Executive Producer/Director
  Gedeon Naudet, Executive Producer/ Director
  James Hanlon, Executive Producer/Director
  Susan Zirinsky, Executive Producer
  Graydon Carter, Executive Producer
  David Friend, Executive Producer
  Hal Gessner, Supervising Producer
  Tom Forman, Senior Producer/Writer
  Richard Barber, Producer
  Michael J. Maloy, Producer
  Bruce Spiegel, Producer
  Mead Stone, Producer
  Paul LaRossa, Producer
  Rob Klug, Director
  Greg Kandra, Writer

Outstanding Non-Fiction Series (Informational)

• Biography — A&E — Vanness Films for A&E Television
  CarolAnne Dolan, Executive Producer
  Kevin Burns, Executive Producer
  Maryellen Cox, Supervising Producer
  Kerry Jensen, Supervising Producer
  Jeanne Begley, Producer/Director
  Gidion Phillips, Writer

Outstanding Non-Fiction Program (Reality)

• The Osbournes — MTV — MTV Networks
  Lois Curren, Executive Producer
  R. Greg Johnston, Executive Producer
  Jeff Stilson, Executive Producer
  Jonathan Taylor, Supervising Producer
  Sharon Osbourne, Producer
  Rod Aissa, Producer

Outstanding Special Class Program

• The West Wing: Documentary Special — NBC — John Wells Productions in association with Warner Bros. Televison
  Thomas Schlamme, Executive Producer
  John Wells, Executive Producer
  Aaron Sorkin, Executive Producer
  Kevin Falls, Co-Executive Producer
  Michael Hissrich, Producer
  Llewellyn Wells, Produced by
  Anne Sandkuhler, Produced by
  William Couturie, Director/Interview Materials by
  Eli Attie, Interview Materials by
  Felicia Willson, Interview Materials by

Outstanding Sound Editing For A Series

• Smallville — Pilot — WB — Warner Bros. Television and Tollin/Robbins Productions
  Michael E. Lawshé, Supervising Sound Editor
  Timothy A. Cleveland, Sound Editor
  Paul J. Diller, Sound Editor
  Adam Johnston, Sound Editor
  Otis Van Osten, Sound Editor
  Andrew Somers, Sound Editor
  Karyn Foster, Sound Editor
  Jessica Dickson, Sound Editor
  Karen Spangenberg, Sound Editor
  Chris McGeary, Music Editor
  Casey Crabtree, Foley Artist
  Mike Crabtree, Foley Artist

Outstanding Sound Editing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• Band Of Brothers — Part 2: Day Of Days — HBO — Dreamworks SKG and Playtone in association with HBO Original Programming
  Alexander Campbell Askew, Supervising Sound Editor
  Paul Conway, Sound Editor
  James Boyle, Sound Editor
  Ross Adams, Sound Editor
  Andrew Kennedy, Sound Editor
  Howard Halsall, Sound Editor
  Robert Gavin, Sound Editor
  Graham Peters, Sound Editor
  Mike Higham, Music Editor
  Dashielle Rae, Music Editor
  Andi Derrick, Foley Artist
  Peter Burgis, Foley Artist

Outstanding Sound Editing For Non-Fiction Programming (Single Or Multi-Camera)

• When Dinosaurs Roamed America — DISC — Discovery Channel/Evergreen Films, LLC
  Michael Payne, Sound Editor
  David Esparza, Sound Editor
  Nancy Nugent, Sound Editor
  Jonathon Wareham, Sound Editor

Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing For A Series

• ER — Partly Cloudly, Chance Of Rain — NBC — Constant C Productions and Amblin Television in assoiciation with Warner Bros. Television
  James Clark, Production Mixer
  Michael E. Jiron, Re-Recording Mixer
  Dave Concors, Re-Recording Mixer
  Michael J. Brooks, Re-Recording Mixer

Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing For A Miniseries Or A Movie

• Band Of Brothers — Part 3: Carentan — HBO — Dreamworks SKG and Playtone in association with HBO Original Programming
  Colin Charles, Production Mixer
  Mike Dowson, Re-Recording Mixer
  Mark Taylor, Re-Recording Mixer

Outstanding Multi-Camera Sound Mixing For A Series Or Special

• Frasier — Bla-Z-Boy — NBC — Grub Street Productions in association with Paramount Television
  Dana Mark McClure, Production Mixer
  Thomas J. Huth, C.A.S., Re-Recording Mixer
  Andre Caporaso, Re-Recording Mixer
  Robert C. Douglass, Re-Recording Mixer

Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Variety Or Music Series Or Special

• America: A Tribute To Heroes — — Tenth Planet Productions
  Paul Sandweiss, Production Mixer
  Al Centralla, Production Mixer
  Biff Dawes, Music Mixer
  Jay Vicari, Music Mixer
  John Harris, Music Mixer
• Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games — NBC — Don Mischer Productions
  Edward J. Greene, Music/Production Mixer
  Patrick Baltzell, Sound/Production Mixer
  David Greene, Pre-Production Music Mixer
  Shaun Murphy, Pre-Production Music Mixer
  Joel Iwataki, Pre-Production Music Mixer

Outstanding Sound Mixing For Non-Fiction Programming (Single Or Multi-Camera)

• 9/11 — CBS — Goldfish Pictures; Silverstar Productions LLC in association with CBS
  Grant Maxwell, Re-Recording Mixer
  Ken Hahn, Re-Recording Mixer
  Danny Caccavo, Re-Recording Mixer
  Recording The Producers: A Musical Romp With Mel

Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Series

• Enterprise — Broken Bow (Pilot) — UPN — Paramount Pictures
  Dan Curry, Visual Effects Producer
  Ronald B. Moore, Visual Effects Supervisor
  Arthur Codron, Visual Effects Coordinator
  Elizabeth Castro, Visual Effects Coordinator
  Paul Hill, Compositing Editor
  Steven Fong, Compositing Editor
  Gregory Rainoff, Visual Effects Animator
  Robert Bonchune, Computer Animation Supervisor
  David Morton, Computer Animation Supervisor

Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• Dinotopia — Part 3 — ABC — Hallmark Entertainment in association with RTL Television Germany
  Mike McGee, Visual Effects Supervisor
  Tim Webber, Visual Effects Supervisor
  Pedro Sabrosa, Lead Visual Effects Compositor
  Michael Eames, Lead CGI Artist/Animation Director
  Alec Knox, Lead CGI Artist/Supervising Technical Director
  Craig Lyn, Lead CGI Artist/Lead Technical Director
  Ben Morris, Lead CGI Artist/Lead Technical Director
  Quentin Miles, Lead CGI Artist
  Dadi Einarsonn, Lead Animator

Outstanding Stunt Coordination

• Uprising — Part 2 — NBC — Brooklyn Films/Raffaella Productions for NBC
  Steve Griffin, Stunt Coordinator

Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video For A Series

• Saturday Night Live — Britney Spears — NBC — Broadway Video Inc., in association with SNL Studios
  Steven Cimino, Technical Director
  Jan Kasoff, Camera Operator
  Michael Bennett, Camera Operator
  Richard B. Fox, Camera Operator
  Carl Eckett, Camera Operator
  John Pinto, Camera Operator
  Susan Noll, Senior Video Control
  Frank Grisanti, Senior Video Control

Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special

• Britney Spears Live From Las Vegas — HBO — A Cream Cheese Films production in association with HBO Original Programming
  Keith Winikoff, Technical Director
  Ted Ashton, Camera Operator
  Bill Chaikowski, Camera Operator
  Rocky Danielson, Camera Operator
  David Eastwood, Camera Operator
  Tom Geren, Camera Operator
  Bobby Highton, Camera Operator
  David Hilmer, Camera Operator
  Marc Hunter, Camera Operator
  Ernie Jew, Camera Operator
  Jay Kulick, Camera Operator
  Dave Levisohn, Camera Operator
  Jay Millard, Camera Operator
  Jeff Muhlstock, Camera Operator
  Lyn Noland, Camera Operator
  Kenneth Patterson, Camera Operator
  Bill Philbin, Camera Operator
  David Plakos, Camera Operator
  Brian Reason, Camera Operator
  Chris Rhodes, Camera Operator
  Jofre Rosera, Camera Operator
  Gordie Saiger, Camera Operator
  Steven Theodore, Camera Operator
  Mark Whitman, Camera Operator
  Mark Sanford, Video Control
  Steve Berry, Video Control
  Guy Jones, Video Control
  Chuck Reilly, Video Control

Outstanding Writing For A Comedy Series

• The Bernie Mac Show — Pilot — FOX — Regency Television
  Larry Wilmore, Writer

Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series

• 24 — Midnight - 1:00 a.m. (Pilot) — FOX — Real Time Productions, Imagine Televison in association with 20th Century Fox Television
  Joel Surnow, Writer
  Robert Cochran, Writer

Outstanding Writing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Program

• Saturday Night Live — NBC — Broadway Video Inc., in association with SNL Studios
  Tina Fey, Head Writer
  Dennis McNicholas, Head Writer
  Doug Abeles, Writer
  James Anderson, Writer
  Max Brooks, Writer
  James Downey, Writer
  Hugh Fink, Writer
  Charlie Grandy, Writer
  Steve Higgins, Writer
  Erik Kenward, Writer
  Lorne Michaels, Writer
  Matt Murray, Writer
  Paula Pell, Writer
  Matt Piedmont, Writer
  Michael Schur, Writer
  Frank Sebastiano, Writer
  T. Sean Shannon, Writer
  Robert Smigel, Writer
  Emily Spivey, Writer
  Andrew Steele, Writer
  Scott Wainio, Writer

Outstanding Writing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special

• The Gathering Storm — HBO — A Scott Free Production in association with HBO Films
  Larry Ramin, Story
  Hugh Whitemore, Teleplay/Story

Outstanding Voiceover Performance

• Pamela Segall Adlon as various characters — FOX — King Of The Hill — Bobby Goes Nuts Peter Macon — HBO — Animated Tales Of The World — John Henry The Steel Driving Man

Outstanding Individual Achievement In Animation

• Maciek Albrecht, Production Designer/Animator — HBO — 'Twas The Night "The Christmas Song", "Feliz Navidad", "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" segments Andrey Zolotukhin, Production Designer — HBO — Animated Tales Of The World — "John Henry The Steel Driving Man"