A powerful story from Gaza wins Emmy amidst controversy

A tale of resilience and recognition

The ​documentary⁣ “It’s Bisan From⁣ Gaza and I’m Still Alive” has recently won the outstanding hard news ‍feature ⁤story—short form category at the 45th Annual News⁤ & Documentary Emmys. This recognition comes after a wave of controversy surrounding ⁤the film and its creator, Palestinian journalist and ⁣filmmaker Bisan Owda.

The journey​ to ‍the Emmy

The documentary, which had already garnered a Peabody Award, captures the harrowing experiences of Owda and ​her family as they navigate⁣ the dangers of bombardment in Gaza City. Using social media as a platform, Owda provides a raw and unfiltered look into their daily struggles and resilience.

Controversy and defense

Following its nomination, the film faced backlash from the U.S.-based nonprofit Creative Community ‍For Peace. The organization, supported by several Hollywood figures, called for the nomination to be rescinded, citing alleged ties between Owda and the Popular Front for the ‍Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), a group designated as a terrorist organization by the United States.

In response, Adam Sharp, president of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS), defended the nomination. He emphasized that ⁢the documentary⁤ had been reviewed by multiple panels‍ of independent judges, including senior editorial‌ leaders from major U.S. broadcast news⁤ networks. Sharp also noted that the film had been recognized by ⁢other prestigious awards, such as the Peabody and the Edward R. Murrow Awards.

A testament to​ journalistic⁣ courage

Upon accepting the award, senior executive producer John Lawrence highlighted the bravery and determination of Owda. He remarked, “This⁢ award is testament to one ⁣woman, only with an iPhone, who survived⁤ almost a year of bombardment. Over 100 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza, including⁣ several of our Al Jazeera‌ colleagues. Our⁤ bureau in the occupied West Bank was shut down at gunpoint⁤ just last week. We thank you, our journalistic community, for this recognition… and we urge you in joining ⁢us in saying that journalism is not a crime.”

The broader context of the ⁢Israel-Gaza conflict

The Israel-Gaza⁤ conflict was a prominent theme at the Emmy ceremony, with several⁣ awards recognizing coverage of the ongoing situation. CNN’s‍ reports on the ​conflict earned the ‍ outstanding breaking news coverage Emmy, while journalist Clarissa Ward’s reports won the outstanding continuing news coverage: short form Emmy. Additionally, CNN’s “The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper” ⁤and ⁢”Anderson Cooper 360″ received the outstanding continuing news coverage: long form Emmy for their series “Terror in ⁤Israel.”

ABC News Live also received accolades, winning the outstanding live interview—short form Emmy for its coverage of “Israeli Leader Speaks‌ Out.”

A night of multiple winners

CNN led the ⁣evening with 11 wins, including five for “The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper.”⁤ ABC ‍and National Geographic⁤ each secured five wins, with ABC News itself earning eight, including three credited to ‌Hulu. National Geographic’s “Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller” also tied with Cooper for the most wins of the night.

Other notable winners included ProPublica/New Yorker, ⁤CBS, Univision, and Al Jazeera, each taking home multiple ⁢awards. Scripps News celebrated its first Emmy win, while⁢ ABC’s “ABC World‍ News Tonight With⁢ David Muir” was honored‌ with the outstanding live news program Emmy.

Lifetime achievement awards

The ceremony also ⁢recognized‍ the contributions of veteran journalists. Jane Pauley, the host of “CBS News Sunday Morning,”⁢ received a lifetime achievement ⁢award during the news-focused portion ‌of the event. ⁢The documentary-centric segment ​honored documentarian and director Alex Gibney with a similar accolade.

The event and its significance

The 45th Annual News & Documentary Emmys,⁢ organized by the New York-based National Academy⁢ of Television Arts and Sciences, took place over ⁤two nights at New York’s⁤ Palladium Times Square. The event ⁤was streamed on NATAS’ viewing app, allowing a broader audience to witness the celebration of journalistic excellence.

Winners announced on Wednesday

Here are some of the winners ​announced on Wednesday across 45 news categories:

Outstanding live ⁣news program

• WINNER: ABC World News Tonight with ‍David Muir (ABC)
• The CBS⁢ Evening News with Norah⁤ O’Donnell‌ (CBS)
• ABC News Live Prime with Linsey Davis (ABC)
• Anderson⁢ Cooper 360 (CNN)
• NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (NBC)

Outstanding‍ recorded news program

• WINNER: ⁤ The Whole Story ​with Anderson Cooper (CNN)
• 20/20 (ABC)
• CBS Sunday Morning (CBS)
• Impact x Nightline (Hulu) [ABC News Studios]
• Trafficked with​ Mariana van Zeller (National Geographic) [Muck Media]

Outstanding emerging journalist

• WINNER: Nada Bashir (CNN)
• Ellison Barber (NBC)
• Dasha Burns (NBC)
• Jeremy ‍Diamond (CNN)
• Ashan Singh ‌(ABC)

Outstanding breaking ⁤news​ coverage

• WINNER: Israel-Hamas War (CNN)
• Attack on Israel – October 7 NBC⁤ News Specials & ‌Saturday Today (NBC | Peacock)
• Israel at War — ABC World News ⁢Tonight with David Muir (ABC)
• Mass Shooting and Manhunt in Lewiston, Maine — ABC News ⁣Live Prime with Linsey Davis (ABC)
• Tyre Nichols⁣ — The ReidOut (MSNBC)

Outstanding continuing news coverage: short form

• WINNER: Clarissa Ward Covers the Israel-Hamas War (CNN)
• David Culver Covers the Migrant Crisis — AC360 (CNN)
• Israel⁣ – Gaza War (BBC World News)
• War in Gaza ​(The​ New York Times)
• War in Ukraine: Hope, Death and Defiance (BBC World News)

Outstanding continuing news coverage: long form

• WINNER: Terror in ⁤Israel Series — The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper (CNN)
• Richard Engel Reports: Rise of Wagner — On Assignment with Richard Engel (NBC)
• Uvalde 365 — 20/20 & ABC‌ News Live (ABC)
• War in the Holy Land — PBS NewsHour (PBS)

Outstanding soft feature story: short form

• WINNER: South ⁤Sudan: Isolated by Water and ​War⁢ — ABC World News Tonight with David Muir​ (ABC)
• How a 1968 Student Protest ⁤Fueled a ⁣Chicano Rights Movement (Retro Report)
• On ​the Frontlines of the Abortion War: Death Threats and Arsons— Vice News⁣ Tonight (Vice)
• This Land… Eatonville, FL — CBS Sunday Morning (CBS)
• Uvalde 365: Recovering‍ from Robb — ABC News Live Prime with Linsey Davis (ABC)

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Recognizing the best in hard news and investigative journalism

In‌ the ever-evolving landscape of news and documentary reporting, certain stories ​stand out for their depth, impact, and the sheer dedication of the journalists behind them. This year, several outstanding⁣ pieces have been recognized for their excellence in various categories, showcasing the best ​in hard news, investigative journalism, and in-depth analysis.

Triumphs in ⁤short-form hard news features

Highlighting⁢ the human cost of conflict

The category of Outstanding Hard News Feature Story: Short Form saw powerful entries that brought the human cost of⁤ conflict to the forefront. The winning piece, It’s Bisan​ from Gaza and I’m Still Alive by AJ+ Reports, provided a poignant look into the life of a young girl in Gaza, capturing the resilience and hope amidst turmoil. Other notable ⁢entries included:

• I Cry⁣ Quietly: A Soldier Describes the Toll of Russia’s War – A deeply personal account of a soldier’s ‍experience in the⁤ ongoing conflict.
• Clarissa Ward ‌Reports from Rafah Field Hospital in Gaza – An on-the-ground report from one of the most volatile regions in the world.
• Haiti in Crisis by PBS NewsHour – A comprehensive look at the multifaceted crisis in ​Haiti.

Long-form hard ⁢news ​features: Deep dives ⁤into pressing issues

Exploring the complexities of global and local conflicts

In the Outstanding Hard News Feature Story: Long Form category, the winning entry, ‍ Inside Wagner: The Rise of Russia’s Notorious Mercenaries by Vice Special⁢ Report, offered an in-depth exploration of the shadowy world of Russian mercenaries. This piece stood out for its meticulous research‌ and compelling narrative. Other significant entries included:

• After Uvalde: Guns, Grief & Texas Politics by⁣ Frontline – A thorough examination ‍of the aftermath of the Uvalde ​school shooting.
• The Dangerous Rise⁤ of⁣ Andrew Tate by⁣ Vice – An investigative report on the controversial figure and his influence.
• Exclusive: Inside⁢ a Ukrainian Battlefield Hospital – A harrowing look at the medical frontlines in Ukraine.

Investigative⁤ news coverage: Uncovering hidden truths

Short-form investigations that make an impact

The Outstanding Investigative News Coverage: Short‌ Form category highlighted pieces that uncovered critical issues with far-reaching implications. The winning entry, Poisoned Water by Scripps News, exposed the dangers of contaminated water supplies, prompting public outcry and​ policy discussions. Other impactful investigations included:

• The Coast Guard’s Secret by CNN – A revealing look into undisclosed issues within the‌ Coast Guard.
• Dishonored by CBS – An investigation into systemic problems within a major institution.
• NBC‌ News Investigates: Hospital Giant Putting ‍Profits Over Patients? – A critical examination of healthcare practices.

Long-form‌ investigations: Comprehensive and revealing

In the Outstanding Investigative News Coverage: Long Form category, ⁣the winning piece, Going Home: The War in Sudan ​by CNN, provided⁤ an exhaustive look ⁤at the ongoing ⁣conflict in Sudan and its devastating effects on the population. Other noteworthy ⁤entries included:

• Inside the Uvalde Response by Frontline – A⁢ detailed analysis of the response to the Uvalde school​ shooting.
• Nima Elbagir Covers the War in Sudan by CNN – A frontline report from one of the ‍most dangerous conflict zones.
• The⁢ Discord Leaks by Frontline – An ‍investigation into leaked‍ documents with significant‌ implications.

Live news specials: Capturing moments as they happen

Outstanding live news special

The Outstanding Live News Special category celebrated real-time reporting that captured critical moments as they unfolded. The winning entry,⁤ A CNN Town Hall: Toxic Train Disaster, Ohio Residents Speak Out, provided a platform for affected residents⁤ to voice their concerns and seek accountability. Other notable specials⁢ included:

• The 17th Annual CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute – A celebration ⁤of everyday heroes making a difference.
• Maui Strong ⁢ by ABC News – A special report on the resilience of the ⁤Maui community.
• Navalny ⁤and the Cost of Standing Up to Putin – A compelling look at the personal cost of political dissent ⁢in Russia.

Recorded news specials:​ In-depth⁤ and reflective

Outstanding recorded news special

In the Outstanding Recorded News‍ Special category, the winning piece, Our⁤ Barbara by 20/20 (ABC), offered a heartfelt tribute to a legendary journalist, reflecting on her ⁢impactful career and legacy. Other​ significant ⁣entries included:

• Campaign of Deceit:‌ The Election⁤ of George Santos by CBS Reports – An investigation into political deception.
• How Saba Kept Singing by Retro⁢ Report – A moving story of survival and resilience.
• Uvalde: 365⁣ Presents: Crisis of Command – A detailed look at the leadership challenges in the wake of the Uvalde tragedy.

News discussion and‍ analysis: ⁤Thought-provoking and insightful

Outstanding news discussion & analysis

The Outstanding News Discussion‍ &⁢ Analysis category recognized pieces that provided deep insights and thoughtful analysis on pressing issues. The winning entry, Guns: Three ⁢American Stories by Meet The Press Reports, offered ⁢a nuanced look at the complex issue of gun control in ‌America.​ Other notable discussions included:

• America Addicted: The Fentanyl Crisis by Anderson Cooper 360 – An exploration of the opioid⁢ epidemic.
• Justice for ⁢Tyre by Nightline ‍– A discussion on the quest for justice ‍in a high-profile case.
• Nothing ‌But the Truth by⁤ The Circus ⁢– An analysis of political dynamics and their implications.

Editorial⁤ and opinion: Voices that matter

Outstanding editorial and opinion

In the Outstanding News Discussion & Analysis:​ Editorial and Opinion category, the winning entries, Meet the World’s Most Honorable Bank Robbers by The New York Times Opinion and The Night Doctrine by ProPublica and The New Yorker, ⁢provided compelling perspectives⁣ on unique and ⁢critical issues. Other significant opinions included:

• They Know What They Did. They’d Like You ‍to Know Who They’ve ‌Become – A reflective ⁢piece on personal transformation.
• We Went to Puerto Rico: The Inequality We Saw Will Shock You –⁣ An eye-opening look at systemic inequality.
• Your Rewards Card ‍Is Actually Bad for You, and for Everyone Else – A critical examination of consumer practices.

Interviews:‌ Capturing the essence​ of​ the moment

Outstanding ​live interview—short form

The Outstanding Live Interview—Short ‍Form category ​celebrated interviews that captured the essence of the moment. The winning entry, Israeli Leader Speaks Out by ABC ​News⁢ Live, provided ⁤a candid and revealing conversation with a key political figure. Other notable interviews included:

• A Father’s Plea: Interview with Thomas Hand by ‌CBS – A heartfelt⁤ plea from a grieving father.
• Interview with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy – A discussion on political leadership and⁤ challenges.
• Interview with Hunter‌ Biden’s Attorney Chris Clark – A legal perspective on a high-profile​ case.

Outstanding live interview—long form

In the ⁤ Outstanding Live Interview—Long Form category,⁢ the winning piece, Christiane Amanpour interviews Iranian Foreign‌ Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian by Amanpour ⁤(CNN), offered a deep dive into ​international diplomacy and tensions. Other significant interviews included:

• One-on-One with Cassidy Hutchinson – A revealing ⁣conversation‌ with a key witness.
• The Death of Tyre Nichols: A Family Speaks –⁢ A poignant interview ⁢with the family of a victim.
• Christiane Amanpour interviews Queen ‍Raina​ Al Abdullah – A discussion on global issues‍ with a royal‌ perspective.

Science and technology coverage: Exploring the ⁣frontiers

Outstanding science and technology coverage

The Outstanding Science and Technology Coverage category recognized pieces that explored the frontiers of science and technology. The winning entry, ⁤ Trafficked: Cyber⁢ Pirates by Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller (National Geographic), delved ‌into ‍the world of cybercrime and its ⁤global implications. Other notable entries included:

• CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan Covers Science and Technology – A look at the latest advancements‍ and their impact.
• Revolution by 60 Minutes – An exploration of groundbreaking scientific discoveries.

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Unveiling the power of nature and climate reporting

In the ​realm of climate, environment, and weather coverage, several ⁢outstanding pieces have emerged, showcasing the intricate relationship between humanity and nature. One notable mention is “Can We⁢ Really Rewild the Planet?” from The Future with Hannah Fry. This piece delves into the feasibility and implications‍ of rewilding efforts, providing ​a comprehensive analysis of ecological restoration projects worldwide.

Another significant contribution is “The Shark Fin Hunters” by Fault Lines. This⁢ investigative report exposes the dark underbelly of the shark fin trade, highlighting the environmental and ethical ramifications. The ‍meticulous research and compelling storytelling earned⁤ it the top honor in this category.

Health and‍ medical coverage: Shedding light on critical issues

Health and medical journalism ‌have seen remarkable‍ contributions, with pieces like‌ “Black Market Organs” from Trafficked ‌with Mariana⁤ van‍ Zeller. This report uncovers the harrowing realities of the illegal organ trade, offering a deep dive into the networks and human stories behind​ this black market.

“On the Brink” from Impact⁣ x Nightline stands out ⁣as a winner, providing an in-depth look at the precarious state of mental health services. The piece ​combines personal narratives with expert insights, painting a vivid picture ⁣of the challenges and potential solutions in mental health care.

Arts, culture, and entertainment: Capturing the essence of creativity

The arts and culture sector has‌ been vibrantly represented with pieces like “50 Years Fly:⁤ The Rise, Fall and Revolution of Hip-Hop Fashion” by NBC News Digital. This documentary traces the evolution of hip-hop fashion, exploring its cultural significance and impact on mainstream ⁤fashion.

“Rap Trap: Hip Hop⁣ On ​Trial” from Hulu emerged as a winner, offering a critical examination of the legal battles faced by hip-hop artists.​ The piece not only highlights the intersection of art and law but also raises important questions ⁤about ⁤freedom of expression and systemic biases.

Business, consumer, and economic coverage: Navigating complex landscapes

In the business and economic sphere, “America’s Dangerous Trucks” by Frontline provides a thorough investigation into the safety issues plaguing the trucking‌ industry. The report combines data analysis with personal stories, shedding light on the human​ cost of regulatory failures.

“Black ⁢Market ⁣Babies” from Trafficked with ‌Mariana van Zeller took the top⁣ spot, ‌revealing ⁤the disturbing trade of illegal adoptions. The piece’s meticulous research and emotional depth make it a standout in this category.

Crime and justice: Unveiling the truth

Crime and justice reporting has seen powerful contributions, such as “Grand Knighthawk: Infiltrating the KKK” from Hulu. This investigative piece offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the ⁢Ku Klux Klan, highlighting the bravery and risks ⁢involved⁣ in undercover journalism.

“Stealing Ukraine’s ‍Children: Inside Russia’s Camps” by Vice ‌provides a harrowing account of ‍the abduction⁣ and indoctrination of Ukrainian children. The report’s detailed narrative and emotional impact underscore the importance of investigative journalism in ‌exposing human ⁢rights abuses.

Spanish-language journalism: Excellence in storytelling

Spanish-language journalism has been celebrated⁢ with pieces ​like “Huracan Otis – Furia Repentina” from Noticias Telemundo. This report on the sudden fury of Hurricane Otis combines on-the-ground reporting with expert analysis,‌ offering a comprehensive view of the disaster’s impact.

“Las Armas de Ovidio” from N+ Focus emerged as⁣ a winner in investigative news coverage, providing an in-depth look at the arms trade in Mexico. The piece’s rigorous research and⁣ compelling storytelling highlight the complexities of‍ this issue.

Outstanding writing and research: Crafting compelling narratives

In the realm of ​writing, “The Trek: A Migrant’s Trail to America” from The Whole Story with Anderson ‌Cooper stands out. This piece‌ offers a poignant and detailed account of the migrant journey, combining personal stories with broader socio-political analysis.

For research, ‌”Adrift: An AP Investigation” by The Associated Press took the top honor. This investigative report delves into the plight of abandoned seafarers,⁤ combining meticulous data ‌analysis​ with ⁢human stories to highlight a largely overlooked issue.

Direction in⁤ news: Guiding impactful storytelling

“Black in Vegas” from ​ ABC News Soul of a Nation won‌ the award for ‍outstanding direction. This piece ⁣explores the ⁤experiences⁣ of Black entertainers in Las⁢ Vegas, combining historical context with personal narratives to offer a rich and nuanced perspective.

Conclusion

These⁤ award-winning pieces exemplify the‌ power of journalism to‍ inform, inspire, and ⁢provoke thought. They highlight the importance of rigorous research, compelling storytelling, ‌and a deep commitment to‍ uncovering the truth.

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A morning of recognition

On October 9th, 2023, the world of journalism gathered to ​celebrate the outstanding achievements in video journalism. The event, hosted by prominent networks, highlighted the exceptional work done by journalists‌ and media ‌houses in various categories. From in-depth battlefield reports to innovative graphic design, the awards recognized the best in the industry.

Outstanding video ⁣journalism

Inside a Ukrainian battlefield hospital

One of the ‍standout pieces was an exclusive report from a Ukrainian ⁢battlefield hospital. This gripping coverage provided an unfiltered look into​ the lives of‍ medical professionals and soldiers amidst the chaos ​of war. The detailed narrative and raw⁣ footage brought the​ harsh realities of conflict to the forefront,⁤ showcasing the resilience and dedication of those on the front lines.

Ghost guns and MDMA: ‍Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller

Mariana van Zeller‘s investigative series, “Trafficked,” received multiple accolades for its deep dive into​ the underworld of illegal activities. The episodes on ghost guns and MDMA were particularly noteworthy. The series’ ability to ‌uncover ⁣hidden ⁤truths and present them with clarity and ‌impact earned it high praise. The episode on ghost guns, in particular, was lauded for its meticulous research and compelling storytelling.

The trek: A migrant’s trail to America

Another powerful piece was “The Trek: A Migrant’s Trail to America,” featured on “The ⁢Whole Story with Anderson Cooper.” This documentary followed the harrowing⁣ journey ⁢of migrants seeking a‌ better life in America. The emotional depth and humanizing portrayal of the migrants’ struggles and hopes resonated deeply with viewers and critics alike.

Outstanding editing: ⁢News

Failure at the ⁤fence

“Failure⁣ at the Fence,” a collaboration between Frontline and The Washington Post, stood⁤ out for its exceptional editing. The piece meticulously pieced together various elements to create a cohesive and⁢ impactful narrative. The editing not only enhanced the storytelling but also ensured that the gravity of the ‍subject⁤ matter ⁤was conveyed effectively.

Grand Knighthawk: Infiltrating the KKK

“Grand Knighthawk: Infiltrating the ‌KKK,” available on Hulu, was another remarkable entry.⁤ This investigative report delved into the inner ⁣workings of the Ku Klux Klan, revealing shocking details about the organization’s activities.​ The editing​ played a crucial role in maintaining the⁣ tension and urgency throughout the documentary.

Outstanding graphic design: News

50 years fly: The⁤ rise, ⁢fall, and revolution of hip-hop fashion

NBC News Digital’s “50 Years Fly: The Rise, Fall, and Revolution ​of Hip-Hop Fashion” was celebrated for its innovative graphic design. The visual ⁤elements seamlessly complemented the narrative, providing a rich and immersive experience for the audience. The use of graphics to illustrate the evolution‍ of hip-hop fashion was both informative and visually stunning.

The night doctrine

“The Night ⁣Doctrine,” a collaboration between ProPublica and The New Yorker, won the award for outstanding graphic design. The piece’s use of graphics to explain complex‌ geopolitical issues was masterful. The visual storytelling not‌ only enhanced understanding but also kept the audience engaged throughout.

Outstanding music composition: News

The discord leaks

Frontline’s “The Discord Leaks,” in collaboration with The Washington Post, was recognized for its outstanding music composition. ⁣The score added a layer of intensity and emotion to the investigative report, elevating the overall impact⁣ of the piece.

The night doctrine

Once‌ again, “The Night Doctrine” shone through, winning the award for outstanding music composition. The haunting and evocative score perfectly matched the tone of the documentary, ⁤enhancing the​ storytelling and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Outstanding sound: ⁣News

Black market​ babies and organs

Mariana van Zeller’s “Trafficked” ‌series continued to impress with its episodes on black⁤ market babies and organs. The sound design in these​ episodes was particularly noteworthy, capturing the​ ambient​ sounds and dialogues with precision. The immersive​ audio experience ⁢added depth to the already compelling narratives.

The trek:⁢ A‌ migrant’s trail to⁤ America

“The Trek: A Migrant’s Trail to America” ‍also received recognition for its outstanding sound design. The careful attention to audio⁣ details, from the rustling of leaves to the distant sounds of⁣ border patrols, created an immersive experience that brought the viewers closer ⁤to the migrants’ journey.

Outstanding lighting direction: News

The 17th annual CNN heroes: An all-star tribute

The lighting direction in “The 17th Annual CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute” was exceptional. ‍The use of lighting to ⁤highlight the honorees and create a celebratory atmosphere was masterfully done. The lighting not only enhanced the visual appeal but also added to the emotional impact of the ​event.

MDMA: Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller

The episode on MDMA in the “Trafficked” series also‍ stood out for its outstanding⁣ lighting⁢ direction. The strategic use of lighting to ⁣create ​mood and focus attention on key⁣ elements of the story‍ was highly effective.

Outstanding art direction / set decoration / scenic design: News

Hip hop @50: Rhythms, rhymes with & reflection

ABC’s “Hip Hop @50: Rhythms, Rhymes with & Reflection” was celebrated for its outstanding art direction and set decoration.⁤ The vibrant and dynamic sets perfectly captured the⁣ essence of hip-hop culture, providing a visually rich backdrop for the narrative.

Outstanding technical excellence: News

FloodFX – Florida storms (Idalia)

The Weather Channel’s “FloodFX – Florida Storms (Idalia)” won the award for outstanding technical excellence. The innovative use of technology to track and explain the storm’s⁢ impact was both informative and‌ visually impressive. The technical precision and clarity provided viewers⁣ with a‍ comprehensive understanding of the event.

Outstanding promotional announcement: News

60 minutes:⁣ “It’s time for…”

CBS’s “60 Minutes” promotional announcement, titled “It’s Time for…,” was recognized for its outstanding execution. The announcement effectively ⁢captured the essence of ‌the show, creating anticipation and excitement among viewers.

International Emmy award: News

Inside Gaza: Israel and Hamas at war

Channel 4 News from the United Kingdom won the International Emmy Award for its ‍coverage of “Inside Gaza: Israel and Hamas at ⁢War.” The in-depth reporting and courageous journalism provided a comprehensive look at the conflict, earning it international acclaim.

International Emmy award: Current affairs

The last hospital: 30 days in Myanmar

Sky News from the United Kingdom received the International Emmy Award for Current Affairs for “The Last Hospital: 30 Days in Myanmar.” The documentary’s powerful ​storytelling and⁣ in-depth analysis of the healthcare crisis in Myanmar were‍ highly praised.

Regional news story: Breaking/spot news

December tornado outbreak

WDSU’s coverage of the “December Tornado Outbreak”​ won the award for regional news story. The ⁤timely and detailed reporting provided crucial information to the‍ affected communities, ⁤showcasing the importance of local journalism.

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