The International Emmy Awards were handed out in New York City Monday evening, recognizing the best in TV programming that was produced outside of the U.S. The Phone, a format created by Netherlands-based Park Lane Productions, picked up the International Emmy for Best Non-Scripted Entertainment. The Mona Lisa Curse, produced by Oxford Film & Television for Channel 4, won the Arts Programming category and The Ascent of Money, produced by Chimerica Productions for Channel 4 and based on Niall Ferguson’s book of the same name, won the Best Documentary honor. David Frost was awarded the Founders Award recognizing lifetime achievement.
Docs
The Phone, Mona Lisa Curse and Ascent of Money pick up International Emmy award
The International Emmy Awards were handed out in New York City Monday evening, recognizing the best in TV programming that was produced outside of the U.S. The Phone, a format created by Netherlands-based Park Lane Productions, picked up the International Emmy for Best Non-Scripted Entertainment. The Mona Lisa Curse, produced by Oxford Film & Television for Channel 4, won the Arts Programming category and The Ascent of Money, produced by Chimerica Productions for Channel 4 and based on Niall Ferguson's book of the same name, won the Best Documentary honor. David Frost was awarded the Founders Award recognizing lifetime achievement.
November 24, 2009
Top Stories
People/Biz
Realscreen opens call for MIPTV Picks 2021 submissions
People/Biz
Behind the launch of Rocket Rights: David Frank on disrupting distribution
People/Biz
Outlook 2021: Richard Watsham on UKTV’s commission spend, 2022 plans
Documentary
Realscreen opens call for Global 100 nominations
Popular Posts
-
Business NewsDiscovery Canada’s Edwina Follows exits in second round of Bell Media layoffsJanuary 20, 2021 -
November 11, 2020 -
People NewsA+E Networks’ VP of distribution Jennifer Bulvanoski passes awayJanuary 20, 2021 -
People NewsSirens Media taps Lifetime non-fiction exec Mioshi Hill as presidentJanuary 19, 2021
Newsletter