In a Gold Derby exclusive, we have learned the below-the-line Emmy Awards category placements for National Geographic Channel’s “Saints and Strangers” and “The Story of God with Morgan Freeman.” We previously named Nat Geo’s above-the-line races for all categories right here.
Below, see the list of Nat Geo submissions for these two 2016 programs. (Please note: Contenders not included below may well be submitted by their personal reps.)
Emmy spotlight: ‘The Story of God with Morgan Freeman’ will shake up Best Informational Series race
“SAINTS AND STRANGERS”
Production Design for a Narrative Period Program (One Hour or More)
Cristina Casali, Production Designer
Lisa Hart, Art Director
Irma Van Heerden, Set Decorator
Casting for a Limited Series, Movie or Special
Amy Hubbard, C.S.A., Casting by
Bonnie Roddini, South Africa, Casting by
Rene Haynes, Native American Casting by
Costumes for a Period/Fantasy Series, Limited Series or Movie
Kate Carin, Costume Designer
Joanne Walter, Costume Supervisor
Kerry-Anne Barnard, Assistant Costume Designer
Single Camera Picture Editing for a Limited Series or a Movie
Steven Kemper, ACE
Steve Polivka, ACE
Make-up for a Limited Series or a Movie (non-prosthetic)
Ayten Morgenstern, Department Head Make-up
Fabienne Zadel, Co-Department Head Make-up
Sound Editing for a Limited Series, Movie or a Special
Victor Ray Ennis, Supervising Sound Editor
Del MxC, Music Editor
Sound Mixing for Limited Series or a Movie
Dieter Keck, Production Sound Mixer
R. Rusty Smith, Re-Recording Mixer
Robert Edmondson, Re-Recording Mixer
Shawn Kennelly, Foley Mixer
“THE STORY OF GOD WITH MORGAN FREEMAN”
Cinematography for a Non-Fiction Program
Tim Metzger, Director of Photography (106/Beyond Death)
Wes Dorman, Director of Photography (106/Beyond Death)
Narrator
Morgan Freeman
Picture Editing for a Non-Fiction Program
David Isser, Lead Editor (106/Beyond Death)
David Lamattina, Editor (106/Beyond Death)
Sound Editing for a Non-Fiction Program (Single or Multi-Camera)
Gary Gegan, Sound Effects Editor (106/Beyond Death)
Sound Mixing for a Non-Fiction Program (Single or Multi-Camera)
Bennie McRae, Audio Mixer (106/Beyond Death)
Rick Ashe, Re-Recording Mixer (106/Beyond Death)
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