NEW YORK (March 24, 2015) – On Tuesday, The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) announced the nominees for the 36thAnnual Sports Emmy Awards.
SHOWTIME Sports received a network best nine Sports Emmy Award nominations for the premium networks’ sports programming in 2014, highlighted by nods for Outstanding Documentary Series and Outstanding Edited Sports Coverage, both for award-winning SHOWTIME series “ALL ACCESS”.
In all, the premium network received four nominations for INSIDE THE NFL, three for “ALL ACCESS” and two for “60 MINUTES SPORTS”, a co-production of CBS News. INSIDE THE NFL, a co-production with CBS Sports and NFL Films received three nominations for outstanding coverage of Super Bowl XLIX.
The complete list of categories in which SHOWTIME Sports was nominated:
- Outstanding Edited Sports Event Coverage — ALL ACCESS: Epilogue: Mayweather vs. Canelo
- Outstanding Sports Documentary Series – ALL ACCESS
- Outstanding Long Form Editing – ALL ACCESS: Epilogue: Mayweather vs. Maidana II
- Outstanding Short Feature – “INSIDE THE NFL”: The Final Stitch
- Outstanding Camera Work – “INSIDE THE NFL”: Super Bowl XLIX Season 7 Finale
- Outstanding Long Form Editing – “INSIDE THE NFL”: Super Bowl XLIX
- Outstanding Post-Produced Audio/Sound – “INSIDE THE NFL”: Super Bowl XLIX Season 7 Finale
- Outstanding Sports Journalism – “60 MINUTES SPORTS”:Phil Ivey
- The Dick Schaap Outstanding Writing Award – “60 MINUTES SPORTS”: All Blacks
SHOWTIME Sports won two Sports Emmy Awards at the 2014 ceremonies for Best Edited Sports Event Coverage for “ALL ACCESS: Epilogue: Mayweather vs. Canelo and Outstanding Long Feature for the 60 MINUTES SPORTS feature Great Falls. Since 2009, SHOWTIME Sports has won 10 Sports Emmy Awards.
The winners of the 36th Sports Emmy Awards will be announced on Tuesday, May 5 at the Sports Emmy Awards Ceremony at Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York City.