Friday, November 19, 2010

Watch Out Television ~ Zacuto Films Wins an Emmy!

Jens Bogehegn, Steve Weiss and Scott Lynch at the 2010 Emmy Awards.


Last year I petitioned The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to create a category for web series. They still haven't done that but they did make a change this year in allowing web content to enter in any category, but knowing it has to compete with television. "FilmFellas" and "The Great Camera Shootout" were the only web shows nominated for Emmy's. But that glass ceiling is broken.



Watch the video above of the acceptance speech with Steve Weiss, Scott Lynch & Jens Bogehegn.

On November 6, 2010, The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences awarded Zacuto Films, creators of webisodic programming, an Emmy for "The Great Camera Shootout 2010" for Outstanding Achievement in a Program Series. Additionally, FilmFellas Cast 7: Masters of Non-Fiction, were among the 7 nominees.


Zacuto Films Web Series Producers Steve Weiss and Jens Bogehegn.


Steve Weiss and Lucy Wojtas.


Any one of us in the international indie film movement, can enter their work in the Emmy's so long as your programming format fits the category and competes with television programming head on. We all know that our community is doing ground breaking incredible work. Let's go kick television's ass and take their awards away! The moment we start doing this, television itself is going to come calling on the indie film movement. We can do this. Thank you for all your support and now it's going to get really exciting. ~ Steve

Come check out our Zacuto Films Original Programming:
Emmy Winning Web Series: The Great Camera Shootout"
Emmy Nominated Web Series: FilmFellas
[ critics ] with Dueling Co-hosts Steve Weiss + Philip Bloom

Coming Soon:
bts: a web series
The Great Camera Shootout 2011

5 comments:

William said...

Way to go Steve and Zacuto!

Théo Clark said...

Awesome! Congrats

Adelina Lee said...

Great!! u r a the best!!

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Bjorn Button said...

Glad they won the awards. They have produced several great works since then. As a filemaker developer, I can appreciate the hard work that goes into creating a great short film that catches the emotional tool of the audience.

Lucas Kitchen said...

love your work, way to go.

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