HBO topped the list of winners at the 2011 Creative Arts Emmy Awards with 15 winged statuettes, followed by PBS with 10.

Leading the recipients of multiple awards was HBO's period drama "Boardwalk Empire," with seven Emmys. Set against a backdrop of crime and corruption in 1920s Atlantic City, New Jersey, the series earned a total of 18 Emmy nominations in this, its first season.



The ceremony was held at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in downtown Los Angeles. An edited version of the event will air as a special on Saturday, September 17, at 8:00 p.m. (ET/PT), on ReelzChannel.

As with last year's Creative Arts Emmys, the show was guided by a series of presenting pairs made up of performers and show-runners or producers from more than a dozen television programs of today — and two classics, "Mitzi…Roaring in the '20s" and the "Elvis '68 Comeback Special."

In the order of their appearance, they were: Jon Cryer & Chuck Lorre ("Two and a Half Men"), Connie Britton & Jason Katims ("Friday Night Lights"), Bob Mackie & Mitzi Gaynor ("Mitzi...Roaring in the 20s"), Alison Brie & Dan Harmon ("Community"), Chris Colfer & Brad Falchuk ("Glee"), Paul Reubens & Josh Meyers ("The Pee-Wee Herman Show" on Broadway), Bertram van Munster & Phil Keoghan ("The Amazing Race"), Jon Benjamin & Adam Reed ("Archer"), Noah Wyle & Robert Rodat ("Falling Skies"), Jesse Spencer & David Shore ("House"), Walton Goggins & Graham Yost ("Justified"), Jeff Probst & Mark Burnett ("Survivor"), Priscilla Presley & Steve Binder ("Elvis '68 Comeback Special"), Gene Simmons & Nick Tweed-Simmons ("Gene Simmons Family Jewels"), Rebecca Romijn & Paul Scheer ("NTSF: SD: SUV"), Maya Rudolph & Emily Spivey ("Up All Night"), Kiernan Shipka & Matthew Weiner ("Mad Men") and Howie Mandel & Jason Raff ("America's Got Talent").

The majority of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, which this evening honored excellence in more than 75 categories, are dedicated to key technical disciplines and behind-the-scenes crafts essential to television production — including art direction, cinematography, hairstyling, makeup, music, picture editing, sound editing and mixing, special visual effects, stunts and more.

Awards are also given for animation, commercials, nonfiction reality series and other programming, as well as four acting categories. Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series went to Loretta Devine for ABC's "Grey's Anatomy"; Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series went to Gwyneth Paltrow for FOX's "Glee"; Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series went to Paul McCrane for NBC's "Harry's Law"; and Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series went to Justin Timberlake for NBC's "Saturday Night Live."

For the fourth year in a row, Jeff Probst, of the long-running CBS show "Survivor" was named outstanding host for a reality or reality-competition program. Probst has won every time he has been nominated.

The Governors Award, which is given annually to individuals or organizations committed to important social causes, went to John Walsh, who is known internationally as a crime fighter, victims' advocate and the host of "America's Most Wanted" — the groundbreaking reality program that has helped law-enforcement to capture more than 1,150 dangerous fugitives and brought home more than 50 missing children since its debut in 1988.

Walsh never intended to follow this path, but it his has been his life since July 27, 1981 — the day his only child, Adam, was abducted from a mall near his home in Hollywood, Florida. Adam was found murdered two weeks later. Since then, Walsh has devoted his life to the capture of criminals such as the one who killed his child.

Outstanding Reality Program was presented to the Discovery series "Deadliest Catch."

Outstanding Children's Program went to HBO's "A Child's Garden of Poetry." Outstanding Children's Nonfiction, Reality or Reality-Competition Program was "Under the Influence: Kids of Alcoholics," an installment of Nickelodeon's "Nick News with Linda Ellerbee."

This marked the seventh Emmy — and fourth in a row — for "Nick News with Linda Ellerbee," which won last year for the episode titled "The Face of Courage: Kids Living with Cancer."

Comedy Central's "Futurama," set in the 31st century, was named Outstanding Animated Program. "Futurama" was also honored for Outstanding Voiceover Performance, which went to actor Maurice LaMarche.

The "Futurama" wins marked a comeback for the show. From 1999 to 2003, it aired on FOX, and earned three Primetime Emmys, including Outstanding Animated Program in 2002. Reruns aired on Cartoon Network through 2007, and in 2008, new episodes, produced by 20th Century Fox Television, began airing on Comedy Central.

Outstanding Short Form Animated Program went to ABC's "Disney Prep & Landing: Operation Secret Santa."

The winner for Outstanding Commercial was "Born of Fire," a spot for Chrysler 200. The production company was Serial Pictures, and for the third consecutive year the advertising agency was Wieden + Kennedy.

Outstanding Nonfiction Series went to PBS's "American Masters," an anthology of portraits of influential cultural icons.

Exceptional Merit in Nonfiction Filmmaking went to another PBS production, "Freedom Riders," about a group of Civil Rights activists who challenged segregation in the American South in 1961. The program also received the award for Outstanding Writing for Nonfiction Programming, which went to Stanley Nelson.

Outstanding Directing for Nonfiction Programming went to Josh Fox for still another PBS production, "Gasland," about the hazards of natural gas drilling.

Outstanding Nonfiction Special was won by the History production "Gettysburg," about the storied Civil War battle.

"The 64th Annual Tony Awards" telecast was named Outstanding Special Class Program — marking two years in a row for the awards ceremony devoted to the Broadway stage.

"The Tonys" also won for Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Special, which went to Dave Boone, Matt Roberts and Mo Rocca.

Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special was given to" The Kennedy Center Honors," which aired on CBS.

Outstanding Directing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Special went to Lonny Price for the PBS production "Sondheim! The Birthday Concert."

"Oscar Digital Experience," from ABC.com, won the award for Outstanding Achievement in Interactive Media.

Among the music categories, Justin Timberlake, Seth Myers, John Mulaney and Katreese Barnes took the Emmy for original music and lyrics win for Timberlake's monologue song from "Saturday Night Live." In addition, Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music went to Trevor Morris for Showtime's "The Borgias."

Joining "Boardwalk Empire" among programs with multiple wins were "Deadliest Catch" and "Gettysburg" with four; "Freedom Riders," "Mildred Pierce," "Saturday Night Live," "So You Think You Can Dance" and "The Kennedys" with three; and "The 64th Annual Tony Awards," "American Idol," "American Masters," "Disney Phineas and Ferb," "Downton Abbey (Masterpiece)," "Firebreather," "Futurama," "Glee" and "The Borgias" with two each.

Rounding out the night's winners after HBO's 15 Emmys and PBS's 10 were FOX with nine; CBS with seven; NBC with five; Discovery and History with four; ABC, Cartoon Network and ReelzChannel with three; AMC, Comedy Central, Disney Channel and Showtime with two; and ABC.com, drmartens.com ESPN, Farm, JayLenosGarage.com, MTV, Nickelodeon, Starz, thedailyshow.com, TNT, Travel Channel and TV Land with one each.

This year's executive producers were Steve Venezia, chair of the Creative Arts Awards Committee, and vice chairs Frank Scherma, Mark Watters and Eileen Horta. The producer — for the 17th time — was Spike Jones, Jr. Chris Donovan directed the show.

Twenty-five other awards will be handed out at the Primetime Emmy Awards telecast. Hosted by Jane Lynch, the show will air live coast-to-coast on Fox on Sunday, September 18 (5 p.m. PT, 8 p.m. ET), from Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in downtown Los Angeles. The executive producer is Mark Burnett.

The complete list of winners:

Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series
Ellen Lewis, Casting Director
Meredith Tucker, Casting Director
"Boardwalk Empire" (HBO)

Outstanding Casting for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special
Laura Rosenthal, Casting Director
"Mildred Pierce" (HBO)

Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series
Robert J. Ulrich, CSA, Casting Director
Eric Dawson, CSA, Casting Director
"Glee" (FOX)

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series
Loretta Devine as Adele Webber
"Grey's Anatomy" (ABC)

Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series, Miniseries, Movie or a Special
Greg Nicotero, Special Makeup Effects Department Head
Andy Schoneberg, Special Makeup Effects Artist
Garrett Immel, Special Makeup Effects Artist
Jake Garber, Special Makeup Effects Artist
Kevin Wasner, Special Makeup Effects Artist
Howard Berger, Prosthetic Designer
Jaremy Aiello, Prosthetic Designer
 "The Walking Dead" - "Days Gone Bye" (AMC)
 
Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries or a Movie (Non Prosthetic)
Jordan Samuel, Department Head Makeup Artist
Colin Penman, Key Makeup Artist
Amanda Terry, Additional Makeup Artist
Linda Dowds, Personal Makeup Artist
"The Kennedys" (Reelzchannel)

Outstanding Makeup for a Single-Camera Series (Non-Prosthetic)
Nicki Ledermann, Department Head Makeup Artist
Evelyn Noraz, Key Makeup Artist
"Boardwalk Empire" - Pilot (HBO)

Outstanding Makeup for a Multi -Camera Series or Special (Non-Prosthetic)
Louie Zakarian, Department Head Makeup Artist Josh Turi, Additional Makeup Artist
Amy Tagliamonti, Additional Makeup Artist
Daniela Zivkovic, Additional Makeup Artist
Katherine O ' Donnell, Additional Makeup Artist
"Saturday Night Live" - Host: Jon Hamm (NBC)

Outstanding Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special
Susannah Buxton, Costume Designer
Caroline Mccall, Assistant Costume Designer
"Downton Abbey (Masterpiece)" - Part 1 (PBS)

Outstanding Costumes for a Series
Gabriella Pescucci, Costume Designer
Uliva Pizzetti, Costume Supervisor
"The Borgias" - "Lucrezia's Wedding" (Showtime)

Outstanding Costumes for a Variety/Music Program or a Special
Kate Carin, Costume Designer
Abigail Metcalf, Costume Supervisor
"Gettysburg" (History)

Amanda Needham, Costume Designer
Niki Dimitras, Costume Supervisor
"Portlandia" (Farm)

Outstanding Hairstyling for a Miniseries or a Movie
Jenny Fifield-Arbour, Department Head Hairstylist
Judi Cooper Sealy, Key Hairstylist
"The Kennedys" (Reelzchannel)

Outstanding Hairstyling for a Multi-Camera Series or Special
Mary Guerrero, Department Head Hairstylist
Kimi Messina, Key Hairstylist
Jennifer Mazursky, Additional Hairstylist
Cynthia Romo, Additional Hairstylist
Cyndra Dunn, Additional Hairstylist
Rachel Dowling, Additional Hairstylist
"Dancing with the Stars" - Episode 1106 (ABC)

Outstanding Hairstyling for a Single-Camera Series
Sean Flanigan, Department Head Hairstylist
Gloria Casny, Key Hairstylist
Lucia Mace, Key Hairstylist
Theraesa Rivers, Additional Hairstylist
Jules Holdren, Additional Hairstylist
"Mad Men" - "Christmas Comes but Once a Year" (AMC)

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
Gwyneth Paltrow as Holly Holliday
"Glee" (FOX)

Outstanding Choreography
Mia Michaels, Choreographer
"So You Think You Can Dance" (FOX)

Routines: Alice In Mia-Land "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" / "When We Dance" / "This Bitter Earth - On the Nature of Daylight"

Tabitha D 'Umo, Choreographer
Napoleon D 'Umo, Choreographer
"So You Think You Can Dance" (FOX)

Routines: "Scars" / "Fallin" / "Outta Your Mind"

Outstanding Music Direction
Harry Connick Jr. , Music Director
"Harry Connick Jr., In Concert on Broadway (Great Performances)" (PBS)

Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score)
Garth Neustadter, Music by
"American Masters" – "John Muir in the New World" (PBS)

Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special
(Original Dramatic Score)
Carter Burwell, Music by
"Mildred Pierce" - Part Five (HBO)

Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics
Katreese Barnes, Music by
Seth Meyers, Lyrics by
Justin Timberlake, Lyrics by
John Mulaney, Lyrics by
"Saturday Night Live" - Host: Justin Timberlake (NBC)
(Song Title: Justin Timberlake Monologue)

Outstanding Art Direction for Variety, Music or Nonfiction Programming
Florian Wieder, Production Designer
Isabell Rauert, Art Director
Tamlyn Rae Wright, Art Director
"2010 MTV Video Music Awards" (MTV)

Outstanding Art Direction for a Multi-Camera Series
Michael Andrew Hynes, Production Designer
Maralee Zediker, Set Decorator
"Hot In Cleveland" – "Sisterhood Of The Traveling SPANX© Ï I Love Lucci: Part Two Ï LeBron Is Le Gone" (TV Land)

Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries or Movie
Mark Friedberg, Production Designer
Peter Rogness, Art Director
Ellen Christiansen - De Jonge, Set Decorator
"Mildred Pierce" (HBO)

Outstanding Art Direction for a Single - Camera Series
Bob Shaw, Production Designer
Douglas Huszti, Art Director
Debra Schutt, Set Decorator
"Boardwalk Empire" - Pilot (HBO)

Outstanding Picture Editing for a Comedy Series (Single or Multi-Camera)
Sue Federman, Edited by
"How I Met Your Mother" – "Subway Wars" (CBS)

Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Drama Series
Sidney Wolinsky, A.C.E., Editor
Boardwalk Empire – Pilot (HBO)

Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries or a Movie
Sarah Flack, A.C.E., Editor
Robert Pulcini, Editor
"Cinema Verite" (HBO)

Outstanding Short-Form Picture Editing
Matt O'Connor, Editor
Anthony Marchegiano, Editor
"The 2010 Espy Awards" - Images Piece (ESPN)

Outstanding Picture Editing for a Special (Single or Multi-Camera)
Michael Polito, Editor
Bill Deronde, Editor
Kevin O 'DEA, Editor
Katie Hetland, Editor
"Lady GaGa Presents the Monster Ball Tour: At Madison Square Garden" (HBO)

Outstanding Picture Editing for Nonfiction Programming
Lewis Erskine, Edited by
Aljernon Tunsil, Edited by
"Freedom Riders" (PBS)

Outstanding Picture Editing for Reality Programming
Josh Earl, Supervising Editor
Kelly Coskran, Supervising Editor
Alex Durham, Editor
"Deadliest Catch" – "Redemption Day" (Discovery Channel)

Outstanding Animated Program
"Futurama" (Comedy Central)
The Late Philip J. Fry
Matt Groening, Executive Producer
David X. Cohen, Executive Producer
Ken Keeler, Executive Producer
Dan Vebber, Co-Executive Producer
Patric M. Verrone, Co-Executive Producer
Josh Weinstein, Co-Executive Producer
Eric Horsted, Co-Executive Producer
Michael Rowe, Co-Executive Producer
Lee Supercinski, Produced by
Claudia Katz, Produced by
Gregg Vanzo, Animation Executive Producer
Lewis Morton, Written by
Peter Avanzino, Supervising Director/Directed by
Scott Vanzo, Director of Computer Graphics
Ira Sherak, Assistant Director

Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program
"Disney Prep & Landing: Operation Secret Santa" (ABC)
John Lasseter, Executive Producer
Dorothy McKim, Producer
Kevin Deters, Written by/Directed by
Stevie Wermers, Written by/Directed by


Outstanding Voice-Over Performance
Maurice Lamarche as Lrrr & Orson Welles
"Futurama" – "Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences" (Comedy Central)

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation
Drew Hodges, Character Animator
"Community" – "Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas" (NBC)

Jill Daniels, Background Painter
"Disney Phineas And Ferb" – "Wizard of Odd" (Disney Channel)

Brian Woods, Background Design Disney Channel
"Disney Phineas And Ferb" – "Wizard of Odd" (Disney Channel)

Peter Chung, Character Design
"Firebreather" (Cartoon Network)

Sung Chang, Character Animator
"Firebreather" (Cartoon Network)

Vanessa Marzaroli, Production Design
"Lilac Wine" (drmartens.com)

Philip Bourassa, Character Design
"Young Justice" – "Independence Day" (Cartoon Network)

Governors Award
John Walsh
"America's Most Wanted"

Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series
Robert Stromberg, Visual Effects Designer
David Taritero, Visual Effects Producer
Justin Ball, Visual Effects Supervisor
Richard Friedlander, Visual Effects Producer
Paul Graff, Visual Effects Supervisor
Steve Kirshoff, Special Effects Coordinator
J. John Corbett, Lead Compositor
Brian Sales, Lead Compositor
Ah Dee, Lead Compositor
"Boardwalk Empire" – Pilot (HBO)

Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special
Kent Johnson, Visual Effects Supervisor
J. David Everhart, Visual Effects Producer
Mike Yip, Lead Visual Effects Animator
Jon Rhinehardt, Lead Visual Effects Compositor
Jason Korber, Visual Effects Compositor
Jared Jones, Visual Effects Compositor
Ethan Summers, Lead Model Maker
Brent Steinberg, CGI Artist
Max Poolman, Special Effects Supervisor
"Gettysburg" (History)

Outstanding Stunt Coordination
Peewee Piemonte, Stunt Coordinator
"Southland" – "Graduation Day" (TNT)

Outstanding Main Title Design
Angus Wall, Creative Director
Robert Feng, Art Director
Kirk H. Shintani, Animator
Hameed Shaukat, Designer
"Game of Thrones" (HBO)

Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music
Trevor Morris, Music by
"The Borgias" (Showtime)

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One Hour)
Von Varga, Production Sound Mixer
Juan Cisneros, Production Sound Mixer
Joseph Deangelis, Re-Recording Mixer
Brad North, Re-Recording Mixer
"House" – "Bombshells" (FOX)

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Miniseries or a Movie
Henry Embry, Production Sound Mixer
Frank Morrone, Re-Recording Mixer
Stephen Traub, Re-Recording Mixer
Larold Rebhun, Music Score Mixer
"The Kennedys" – "Lancer and Lace" (Reelzchannel)

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (Half-Hour) and Animation
Patrick Clark, Production Sound Mixer
James F. Fitzpatrick, Re-Recording Mixer
"Family Guy" – "Road to the North Pole" (FOX)

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Variety or Music Series or Special
Edward J. Greene, Production Mixer
Randy Faustino, Music Mixer
Patrick Baltzell, PA Mixer
Michael Parker, Monitor Mixer
"American Idol" – Finale (FOX)

Outstanding Sound Mixing for Nonfiction Programming
Bob Bronow, C.A.S., Re-Recording Mixer
"Deadliest Catch" – "Redemption Day" (Discovery Channel)

Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special
Marcel Pothier, Supervising Sound Editor
Christian Rivest, Sound Designer
Antoine Morin, Sound Effects Editor
Dominik Pagacz, Sound Effects Editor
Guy Pelletier, Music and Dialogue Editor
Tom Trafalski, Music Editor
Guy Francoeur, Foley Artist
"The Pillars of the Earth" – "The Work of Angels" (Starz)

Outstanding Sound Editing for Nonfiction Programming (Single or Multi-Camera)
Charles Maynes, Sound Editor
Zach Seivers, Sound Design
Brent Kiser, Sound Effects Editor
"Gettysburg" (History)

Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series
Philip Stockton, Supervising Sound Editor
Eugene Gearty, Sound Effects Editor
Fred Rosenberg, Dialogue Editor
Marissa Littlefield, ADR Editor
Steve Visscher, Foley Editor
Jennifer Dunnington, Music Editor
Marko Costanzo, Foley Artist
"Boardwalk Empire" - Pilot (HBO)

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series
Justin Timberlake as Host
"Saturday Night Live" - Host: Justin Timberlake (NBC)

Outstanding Cinematography for a Multi-Camera Series
Steven V. Silver, Director of Photography
"Two and a Half Men" – "Hookers, Hookers, Hookers" (CBS)

Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series
Jonathan Freeman, Director of Photography
"Boardwalk Empire" – "Home" (HBO)

Outstanding Cinematography for a Miniseries or Movie
David Katznelson, D.F.F., B.S.C., Director of Photography
"Downton Abbey (Masterpiece)" – Part 1 (PBS)

Outstanding Cinematography for Reality Programming
Cinematography Team of "Deadliest Catch"
"Deadliest Catch" – "Redemption Day" (Discovery Channel)

Outstanding Cinematography for Nonfiction Programming
Zach Zamboni, Director of Photography
Todd Liebler, Director of Photography
"Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations" – "Haiti" (Travel Channel)

Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video Control for a Series
Eric Becker, Technical Director
Christine A. Salomon, Technical Director
Robert L. Highton, Camera
Dave Eastwood, Camera
Suzanne Ebner, Camera
John Repczynski, Camera
George A. Prince Iii, Camera
Kenneth M. Dahlquist, Camera
Edwin Horton, Camera
Bill Chaikowski, Camera
John Perry, Camera
Danny Bonilla, Camera
Diane Biederbeck, Camera
Alex Hernandez, Camera
Keith Dicker, Camera
Danny Webb, Camera
Christopher Gray, Video Control
"American Idol" – Finale (FOX)

Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video Control for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special
Emmett Loughran, Technical Director
Miguel Armstrong, Camera
Joseph Debonis, Camera
Manny Gutierrez, Camera
Shaun Harkins, Camera
John Kosmaczewski, Camera
Bob Long, Camera
Jay Millard, Camera
Alain Onesto, Camera
David Smith, Camera
Larry Solomon, Camera
Ron Washburn, Camera
Mark Whitman, Camera
Anthony Defonzo, Video Control
Matty Randazzo, Video Control
Paul Ranieri, Video Control
"Don Pasquale (Great Performances at the Met)" (PBS)

Outstanding Lighting Design / Lighting Direction for a Variety, Music or Comedy Series
Robert Barnhart, Lighting Designer
Peter Radice, Lighting Director
Patrick Boozer, Lighting Director
Matt Firestone, Lighting Director
"So You Think You Can Dance" - Season 7 Finale (Part 2) (FOX)

Outstanding Lighting Design / Lighting Direction for a Variety, Music or Comedy Special
Robert Dickinson, Lighting Designer
Jon Kusner, Lighting Director
Andy O ' Reilly, Lighting Director
Travis Hagenbuch, Lighting Director
"The 53rd Annual Grammy Awards" (CBS)

Outstanding Directing for Nonfiction Programming
Josh Fox, Directed by
"Gasland" (HBO)

Outstanding Writing for Nonfiction Programming
Stanley Nelson, Written by
"Freedom Riders" (PBS)

Exceptional Merit in Nonfiction Filmmaking
Stanley Nelson, Produced by
Laurens Grant, Produced by
Mark Samels, Executive Producer
Sharon Grimberg, Senior Producer
"Freedom Riders" (PBS)

Outstanding Nonfiction Special
"Gettysburg" (History)
Ridley Scott, Executive Producer
Tony Scott, Executive Producer
Mary Lisio, Executive Producer
Mark Herzog, Executive Producer
David McKillop, Executive Producer for History
Mary E. Donahue, Executive Producer for History
Julian P. Hobbs, Executive Producer for History
Ben Fox, Supervising Producer
Christopher G. Cowen, Producer

Outstanding Nonfiction Series
"American Masters" (PBS)
Susan Lacy, Executive Producer
Stanley Buchthal, Executive Producer
Michael Cohl, Executive Producer
Prudence Glass, Series Producer
Julie Sacks, Supervising Producer
Michael Epstein, Producer
Jessica Levin, Producer

Outstanding Special Class - Short - Format Live - Action Entertainment Programs
"The Daily Show Correspondents Explain" (thedailyshow.com)
Steve Grimes, Executive Producer
Rachel Maceiras, Senior Producer
Nick Poppy, Producer
Judi Stroh, Producer

Outstanding Special Class - Short - Format Nonfiction Programs
"Jay Leno's Garage" (jaylenosgarage.com)
Jay Leno, Producer
Helga Pollock, Producer
Robert Angelo, Producer

Outstanding Special Class Programs
"64th Annual Tony Awards" (CBS)
Ricky Kirshner, Executive Producer
Glenn Weiss, Executive Producer
Sean Hayes, Host

Outstanding Creative Achievement in Interactive Media
Disney ABC Television Group (abc.com)
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
"Oscar Digital Experience"

Outstanding Directing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Special
Lonny Price, Directed by
"Sondheim! The Birthday Concert (Great Performances) " (PBS)

Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Special
Dave Boone, Written by
Matt Roberts, Special Material by
Mo Rocca, Special Material by
"64th Annual Tony Awards" (CBS)

Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special
"The Kennedy Center Honors" (CBS)
George Stevens, Jr., Produced by
Michael M. Stevens, Produced by

Outstanding Children's Program
"A Child's Garden of Poetry" (HBO)
Sheila Nevins, Executive Producer
Jacqueline Glover, Supervising Producer
Amy Schatz, Produced by
Beth Aala, Producer
Beth Levison, Producer

Outstanding Children's Nonfiction, Reality or Reality-Competition Program
"Nick News with Linda Ellerbee" – "Under the Influence: Kids of Alcholics" (Nickelodeon)
Linda Ellerbee, Executive Producer
Rolfe Tessem, Executive Producer
Wally Berger, Supervising Producer
Mark Lyons, Producer
Martin Toub, Produced by

Outstanding Commercial
"Born of Fire" - Chrysler 200
Wieden+Kennedy, Ad Agency
Serial Pictures, Production Company

Outstanding Reality Program
"Deadliest Catch" (Discovery Channel)
Thom Beers, Executive Producer
Jeff Conroy, Executive Producer
Paul Gasek, Executive Producer for Discovery Channel
Tracy Rudolph, Executive Producer for Discovery Channel
Matt Renner, Co-Executive Producer
Sheila McCormack, Supervising Producer
Ethan Prochnik, Series Producer
Steven Robillard, Senior Producer
Todd Stanley, Producer

Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program
Jeff Probst as Host
"Survivor" (CBS)

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Paul McCrane as Josh Peyton
"Harry's Law" (NBC)


Programs with Multiple Awards
"Boardwalk Empire" - 7
"Deadliest Catch" - 4
"Gettysburg" -  4
"Freedom Riders" - 3
"Mildred Pierce" - 3
"Saturday Night Live" - 3
"So You Think You Can Dance" - 3
"The Kennedys" - 3
"64th Annual Tony Awards" - 2
"American Idol" - 2
"American Masters" - 2
"Disney Phineas and Ferb" - 2
"Downton Abbey (Masterpiece) " - 2
"Firebreather" - 2
"Futurama" - 2
"Glee" - 2
"The Borgias" - 2