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CCNN Live Nominated for 6 NATAS
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced earlier this week the nominees for The 2018 National Student Production Awards and CCNN Live received six (6) nominations:
General Assignment - Light News
The Raven Run, Christopher Columbus High School/CCNN Live (Suncoast Chapter)
Christopher Ahrendt, Antonio Castellanos, Gonzalo Londoño, Steven Lee, Alejandro Basalo
Christina Insua and Omar Delgado, Advisors
Long Form - Non-Fiction
Every Drop Counts, Christopher Columbus High School/CCNN Live (Suncoast Chapter)
Christopher Ahrendt, Antonio Castellanos, Alejandro Basalo, Gonzalo Londoño, Javier Rodriguez, Arthur Falconi
Christina Insua and Omar Delgado, Advisors
Sports
The Ironman, Christopher Columbus High School/CCNN Live (Suncoast Chapter)
Christopher Ahrendt, Alexander Someillan, Joseph Fernandez, Antonio Castellanos, Sebastian Valdes-Denis, Alexander Ramos, David Alexander Perez, Alejandro Basalo
Christina Insua and Omar Delgado, Advisors
Public Affairs/Community Service
Blue Missions, Christopher Columbus High School/CCNN Live (Suncoast Chapter)
Christopher Ahrendt, Javier Rodriguez, Gonzalo Londoño, Alejandro Basalo, Antonio Castellanos, Arthur Falconi
Christina Insua and Omar Delgado, Advisors
Commercial
Come to Columbus!, Christopher Columbus High School/CCNN Live (Suncoast Chapter)
Mickey Suarez, Joseph Fernandez
Christina Insua and Omar Delgado, Advisors
Talent
Gonzalo Londoño Talent Demo Reel, Christopher Columbus High School/CCNN Live (Suncoast Chapter)
Gonzalo Londoño
Christina Insua and Omar Delgado, Advisors
The 6 nominations for CCNN Live were selected from high school student entries across the country in 23 programming and craft categories. The awards presentation will be live-streamed from the Los Angeles campus of Emerson College on Tuesday, October 18th at noon, PDT and will be hosted by Tom Bergeron, host of ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars.”
This year’s submissions were successfully culled from a record breaking total of over 2000 entries from the regional chapters of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Entries were judged by selected industry professionals and media academics.
“The evolution of television, exhibited by the great work of these outstanding student productions, is in the good hands of these diverse and talented students who will become the leaders and innovators of our industry in the 21st century,” said Adam Sharp, Interim-President & CEO (NATAS).
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