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Miami, FL - South Florida PBS (WPBT & WXEL) is honored to announce it has received 21 Emmy nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) Suncoast Chapter 2019 for programs broadcasted on South Florida PBS. Winners will be announced on December 14th.
“We are thrilled to be recognized by the NATAS Suncoast Chapter with 21 nominations this year. It is very gratifying to have the optimal commendation for the work our production teams and partners do. I can speak for all when I say that we are humbled to have earned such recognition,” said president and CEO, Dolores Sukhdeo.
The Suncoast Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is the standard bearer for excellence in the television industry and the gatekeeper of the prestigious regional EMMY® Awards in the Suncoast Region. The Suncoast Chapter represents the best and brightest television and media professionals from all disciplines of the industry and from all the Suncoast region’s television markets.
Below is the list of the South Florida PBS 2019 Emmy Award Nominations:
Art Loft’s “Dance Theater of Harlem”
Kyla Ryan, Nicole Malanga
"Remembering Surrounded Islands"
Jon David Kane, Lisa Leone, Rene Morales
Film-maker “Against the Grain”
Anthony Martinez
Film-maker “Six Degrees of Immigration”
Jayme Gershen, Diana Larrea, David Araujo
Film-maker “Jane Davis Doggett” Wayfinder in the Jet Age”
Pat Williams
Film-maker “Roam”
Hector Martinez
Film-maker # 204
Sally Lewis, Brian Leitten, Tyler Council
Kid Stew # 201
James Patterson, Tim Malloy, Frank Costantini, Brian Sitts, Scott Barnett, Johanna Vega
Kid Stew # 202
James Patterson, Tim Malloy, Frank Costantini, Brian Sitts, Scott Barnett, Johanna Vega
Kid Stew # 203
James Patterson, Tim Malloy, Frank Costantini, Brian Sitts, Scott Barnett, Johanna Vega
Kid Stew # 204
James Patterson, Tim Malloy, Frank Costantini, Brian Sitts, Scott Barnett, Johanna Vega
Kid Stew # 205
James Patterson, Tim Malloy, Frank Costantini, Brian Sitts, Scott Barnett, Johanna Vega
Kid Stew # 206
James Patterson, Tim Malloy, Frank Costantini, Brian Sitts, Scott Barnett, Johanna Vega
Changing Seas “Toxic Waters”
Veronique Kock, Sean Hickey, Michael Malanga, Norman Silva
Changing Seas “Corals in Crisis”
Kristin Paterakis, Sean Hickey, Norman Silva, Michael Malanga
Send Me
Tim Malloy, Matt Eversmann, Steve Field, Susan Bodnar
Your South Florida’s “Parkland: One Year After”
Pam Giganti, Nicole Borrero
South Florida Faces: Zoo Miami's Ron Magill
Pam Giganti Bunge
On the Town in the Palm Beaches “Riviera Beach and Singer Island”
Cindy Hing, Frank Licari, Melissa Harmon
Kid’s Stew “Luke”
Luke Nappe
Your Story’s “Ghost Orchid”
Charlotte Cushing
About South Florida PBS
South Florida PBS, Florida’s largest public media company, connects organizations and institutions across our region and preserves South Florida's history. Leading the way in this global society, SOUTH FLORIDA PBS serves diverse communities from Key West to the Sebastian Inlet and from the Atlantic Ocean west to Lake Okeechobee. SOUTH FLORIDA PBS is committed to creating and presenting unique arts, education and cultural heritage programming, and serves as a model for telling unique local stories across a wide variety of media platforms.
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