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Emmy Awards: 1998

Emmy

Date:	29 August (creative arts), 13 September (primetime programming)
Location:	Pasadena Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, California, USA (creative arts) Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA (primetime programming)

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993) - Andre Braugher; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Anthony Edwards (I); NBC "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Dennis Franz (I); ABC "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Jimmy Smits; ABC "The X Files" (1993) - David Duchovny; 20th Century Fox Television

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"The Practice" (1997) - John Larroquette; ABC - For playing "Joey Heric". - For episode "Betrayal".
Other Nominees:
	"Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993) - Vincent D'Onofrio; NBC - For playing "John Lange". - For episode "The Subway". "Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993) - Charles Durning; NBC - For playing "Thomas Finnegan". - For episode "Finnegan's Wake". "Millennium" (1996/I) - Charles Nelson Reilly; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Jose Chung". - For episode "Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense". "Touched by an Angel" (1994) - Bruce Davison; CBS - For playing "Jake". - For episode "Elijah".

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	George Wallace (1997) (TV) - Gary Sinise; TNT
Other Nominees:
	12 Angry Men (1997) (TV) - Jack Lemmon (I); Showtime Don King: Only in America (1997) (TV) - Ving Rhames; HBO Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Sam Neill; NBC Moby Dick (1998) (TV) - Patrick Stewart (I); USA

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Kelsey Grammer; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - John Lithgow (I); NBC "Mad About You" (1992) - Paul Reiser; NBC "Spin City" (1996) - Michael J. Fox (I); ABC "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Garry Shandling; HBO

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Mad About You" (1992) - Mel Brooks; NBC - For playing "Uncle Phil". - For episode "Uncle Phil And The Coupons".
Other Nominees:
	"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - John Cleese; NBC - For playing "Dr. Neesam". - For episode "Dick And The Other Guy". "Mad About You" (1992) - Hank Azaria; NBC - For playing "Nat". - For episode "Nat And Arly". "Mad About You" (1992) - Nathan Lane; NBC - For playing "Professor Twilley". - For episode "Good Old Reliable Nathan". "Seinfeld" (1990) - Lloyd Bridges; NBC - For playing "Izzy Mandelbaum". - For episode "The Blood".

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Chicago Hope" (1994) - Christine Lahti (I); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" (1993) - Jane Seymour (I); CBS "ER" (1994) - Julianna Margulies; NBC "The X Files" (1993) - Gillian Anderson (I); 20th Century Fox Television "Touched by an Angel" (1994) - Roma Downey; CBS

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Promised Land" (1996) - Cloris Leachman; CBS - For playing "Aunt Mooster". - For episode "Mooster's Revenge".
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Swoosie Kurtz; NBC - For playing "Tina-Marie Chambliss". - For episode "Suffer The Little Children". "Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993) - Alfre Woodard; NBC - For playing "Dr. Roxanne Turner". - For episode "Mercy". "The X Files" (1993) - Veronica Cartwright; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Cassandra Spender". - For episodes "Patient X" and "The Red & The Black". "The X Files" (1993) - Lili Taylor (I); 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Marty Glenn". - For episode "Mind's Eye".

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	Before Women Had Wings (1997) (TV) - Ellen Barkin; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"More Tales of the City" (1998) - Olympia Dukakis; Showtime Gia (1998) (TV) - Angelina Jolie; HBO Nicholas' Gift (1998) (TV) - Jamie Lee Curtis; CBS Snow White: A Tale of Terror (1997) (TV) - Sigourney Weaver; Showtime The Echo of Thunder (1998) (TV) - Judy Davis (I); CBS

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Mad About You" (1992) - Helen Hunt (I); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Ally McBeal" (1997) - Calista Flockhart; 20th Century Fox Television "Dharma & Greg" (1997) - Jenna Elfman; ABC "Ellen" (1994) - Ellen DeGeneres; ABC "Home Improvement" (1991) - Patricia Richardson (I); ABC "Veronica's Closet" (1997) - Kirstie Alley; NBC

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Ellen" (1994) - Emma Thompson (I); ABC - For playing "Herself". - For episode "Emma".
Other Nominees:
	"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - Jan Hooks; NBC - For playing "Vicki Dubcek". - For episode "Eat, Drink, Dick, Mary". "Frasier" (1993) - Patti LuPone; NBC - For playing "Zora". - For episode "Beware Of Greeks". "Mad About You" (1992) - Carol Burnett; NBC - For playing "Theresa Stemple". - For episode "Coming Home". "Murphy Brown" (1988) - Bette Midler; CBS - For playing "Caprice Feldman". - For episode "Never Can Say Goodbye".

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"NYPD Blue" (1993) - Gordon Clapp (I); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Chicago Hope" (1994) - Hector Elizondo; CBS "ER" (1994) - Eriq La Salle (I); NBC "ER" (1994) - Noah Wyle; NBC "Law & Order" (1990) - Steven Hill (I); NBC

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - David Hyde Pierce; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"NewsRadio" (1995) - Phil Hartman (I); NBC "Seinfeld" (1990) - Jason Alexander (I); NBC "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Jeffrey Tambor; HBO "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Rip Torn; HBO

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	12 Angry Men (1997) (TV) - George C. Scott; Showtime
Other Nominees:
	12 Angry Men (1997) (TV) - Hume Cronyn; Showtime Hope (1997) (TV) - J.T. Walsh; TNT Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Martin Short (I); NBC Moby Dick (1998) (TV) - Gregory Peck; USA

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"The Practice" (1997) - Camryn Manheim; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Laura Innes (I); NBC "ER" (1994) - Gloria Reuben; NBC "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Kim Delaney (I); ABC "Touched by an Angel" (1994) - Della Reese; CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	George Wallace (1997) (TV) - Mare Winningham; TNT
Other Nominees:
	Ellen Foster (1997) (TV) - Julie Harris (I); CBS George Wallace (1997) (TV) - Angelina Jolie; TNT Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Helena Bonham Carter; NBC What the Deaf Man Heard (1997) (TV) - Judith Ivey; CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Friends" (1994) - Lisa Kudrow; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - Kristen Johnston (I); NBC "Cybill" (1995) - Christine Baranski; CBS "Frasier" (1993) - Jane Leeves; NBC "Seinfeld" (1990) - Julia Louis-Dreyfus; NBC

Outstanding Technical Direction/Camera/Video for a Special


Winner:
	Carmen (1997) (TV) - Emmett Loughran (technical director); Miguel Armstrong (camera); Juan Barrera (I) (camera); Jim Covello (camera); John Feher (camera); Manny Guiterrez (camera); Jake Ostroff (camera); David Smith (III) (camera); Ron Washburn (camera); Billy Steinberg (I) (video); Paul Ranieri (senior video control); PBS - (Screened with "Live from the Metropolitan Opera" (1977).)
Other Nominees:
	Garth Live from Central Park (1997) (TV) - Keith Winikoff (technical director); Rob Balton (camera); Juan Barrera (I) (camera); Gary Childs (camera); Rocky Danielson (camera); Bob DelRusso (camera); Sam Drummy (camera); Larry Heider (camera); Bob Highton (camera); Dave Hilmer (camera); Marc Hunter (II) (camera); Charlie Huntley (camera); Mark Hryma (camera); Scott Johnson (VIII) (camera); Jay Kulick (camera); Jeff Muhlstock (camera); Lyn Noland (camera); Wayne Orr (camera); Kenneth Patterson (II) (camera); Bill Philbin (I) (camera); Hector Ramirez (I) (camera); Manny Rodriguez (II) (camera); Ron Sheldon (I) (camera); Mark Sanford (I) (video); Paul Ranieri (video); HBO The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts (1997) (TV) - John B. Field (technical director); John Burdick (I) (camera); Helene Haviland (camera); Charlie Huntley (camera); Jay Millard (camera); Lyn Noland (camera); Bill Philbin (I) (camera); Hector Ramirez (I) (camera); Manny Rodriguez (II) (camera); Ron Sheldon (I) (camera); Chris Tafuri (camera); Paul Ranieri (video); Susan Noll (video); CBS

Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	George Wallace (1997) (TV) - John Frankenheimer; TNT
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Tom Hanks; HBO - For part I: "Can We Do This?". 12 Angry Men (1997) (TV) - William Friedkin (I); Showtime Don King: Only in America (1997) (TV) - John Herzfeld; HBO Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Steve Barron; NBC

Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic) for a Drama Series, Variety Series, Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998) (TV) - Robert A. Dickinson (lighting designer); Andy O'Reilly (lighting director); Matt Ford (IV) (lighting director); Robert T. Barnhart (lighting director); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Richard Thorpe (II) (director of photography); NBC - For episode "Ambush". "Politically Incorrect" (1994) - Jeff Engel (I) (lighting designer); Phil Callan (lighting director); Tim Sheldon (lighting director); ABC - For episode with guests: Silver, Ron, Matthew Modine, Faye Anderson (I), Harlan Ellison. Fleetwood Mac: The Dance (1997) (TV) - Robert A. Dickinson (lighting designer); John C. Morgan (lighting director); MTV Garth Live from Central Park (1997) (TV) - Patrick Woodroffe (II) (lighting designer); Mike Baldassari (lighting director); Dave Hill (II) (lighting director); Dave Butzler (lighting director); HBO Yanni: Tribute (1997) (TV) - Lee Rose (II) (lighting designer); David 'Gurn' Kaniski (lighting designer); Matt Firestone (lighting director); Paul Lennon (II) (lighting director); Warwick Price (lighting director); Dietrich Juengling (lighting director); PBS

Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic) for a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Home Improvement" (1991) - Donald A. Morgan (director of photography); ABC - For episode "A Night To Dismember".
Other Nominees:
	"Sister, Sister" (1994) - George Spiro Dibie (director of photography); WB - For episode "Mo' Credit, Mo' Problems". "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Peter Smokler (lighting director); HBO - For episode "Flip". "The Nanny" (1993) - Jimmy E. Jensen (lighting director); CBS - For episode "The Wedding".

Outstanding Music Direction


Winner:
	The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998) (TV) - Bill Conti; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) - Jay Chattaway; Syndicated - For episode "His Way". "The Simpsons" (1989) - Alf Clausen; 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "All Singing All Dancing". Cinderella (1997) (TV) - Paul Bogaev; ABC Michael Crawford in Concert (1998) (TV) - Ian Fraser (I); PBS

Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Todd Holland (I); HBO - For episode "Flip".
Other Nominees:
	"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - Terry Hughes (I); NBC - For episode "Dick And The Other Guy". "Ally McBeal" (1997) - Allan Arkush; 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Cro-Magnon". "Ally McBeal" (1997) - James Frawley; 20th Century Fox Television - For the pilot episode. "Dharma & Greg" (1997) - James Burrows (II); ABC - For the pilot episode.

Outstanding Directing for a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998) (TV) - Louis J. Horvitz; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Tracey Takes On..." (1996) - Don Scardino; HBO - For episode "Smoking". Cinderella (1997) (TV) - Robert Iscove; ABC Fleetwood Mac: The Dance (1997) (TV) - Bruce Gowers; MTV Garth Live from Central Park (1997) (TV) - Marty Callner; HBO Stomp Out Loud (1997) (TV) - Luke Cresswell; Steve McNicholas; HBO

Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series


Winners:
	"Brooklyn South" (1997) - Mark Tinker; CBS - For the pilot episode. "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Paris Barclay; ABC - For episode "Lost Israel", part II.
Other Nominees:
	"Chicago Hope" (1994) - Bill D'Elia; CBS - For episode "Brain Salad Surgery". "ER" (1994) - Thomas Schlamme (I); NBC - For episode "Ambush". "The X Files" (1993) - Chris Carter (I); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Post-Modern Prometheus".

Outstanding Technical Direction/Camera/Video for a Series


Winner:
	"ER" (1994) - Gene Crowe (technical director); David Chameides (camera); Hank Geving (camera); Larry Heider (camera); Bob Highton (camera); Don Lenzer (camera); Bill Philbin (I) (camera); Chuck Reilly (I) (video); John O'Brien (IX) (video); NBC - For episode "Ambush".
Other Nominees:
	"Dennis Miller Live" (1994) - Donna Stock (technical director); Marty Wagner (camera); Joel Binger (camera); John J. Aguirre Sr. (camera); Terry W. Clark (camera); Les Nourse (camera); Edward Nelson (II) (camera); Richard Portanova (video); HBO "Home Improvement" (1991) - Craig Shideler (technical director); Gary Allen (III) (camera); Jeff Barnes (II) (camera); Bettina Levesque (camera); Larry Gaudette (camera); Marvin Shearer (camera); Bob Kaufman (IV) (video); ABC - For episode "A Night To Dismember". "Politically Incorrect" (1994) - Donna Stock (technical director); Jacqueline Moore (VII) (technical director); Terry W. Clark (camera); Sandra Harris (II) (camera); Paul Johnson (VIII) (camera); Thomas Luth (II) (camera); Edward Nelson (II) (camera); Michael J. Schwartz (I) (camera); Jim Velarde (camera); Rick Labgold (video); ABC - For episode with guests: Scott Thompson (I), Doug McIntyre, Robert Goulet, Garcelle Beauvais. "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Steven Cimino (technical director); Jan Kasoff (camera); Michael Bennett (IX) (camera); Carl Eckett (camera); Barry Frisher (camera); Johnny Pinto (II) (camera); Gregory Aull (video); Frank Grisanti (video); NBC - For episode with host Nathan Lane and musical guest: Metallica. "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (1992) - Michael Stramisky (technical director); Les Atkinson (camera); David N. Banks (camera); Kevin Fraser (IV) (camera); Hank Geving (camera); David Levisohn (camera); Rob Palmer (I) (camera); Kurt Tonnessen (camera); William Gardhouse (video); Lance Gardhouse (video); NBC - For episode with guests Arsenio Hall, Siskel & Ebert, Leno Look-A-Likes, Blue Man Group.

Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"NYPD Blue" (1993) - Bill Clark (V) (story); Meredith Stiehm (story); Nicholas Wootton (teleplay/story); David Milch (teleplay); ABC - For episode "Lost Israel".
Other Nominees:
	"Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993) - James Yoshimura; NBC - For episode "The Subway". "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Bill Clark (V) (story); David Milch (teleplay); Ted Mann (II) (teleplay); ABC - For episode "Lost Israel", part 2. "The Practice" (1997) - David E. Kelley (I); ABC - For episode "Betrayal". "The X Files" (1993) - Chris Carter (I); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Post-Modern Prometheus".

Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Peter Tolan; Garry Shandling; HBO - For episode "Flip".
Other Nominees:
	"Ally McBeal" (1997) - David E. Kelley (I); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Theme Of Life". "Ellen" (1994) - Lawrence Broch; ABC - For episode "Emma". "Frasier" (1993) - Joe Keenan (II); NBC - For episode "The Ski Lodge". "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Richard Day (III); Alex Gregory (I); Peter Huyck; HBO - For episode "Putting The 'Gay' Back In Litigation".

Outstanding Writing for a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	"Dennis Miller Live" (1994) - Eddie Feldmann (head writer); Dennis Miller (I); David Feldman (II); Leah Krinsky; Jim Hanna (III); David Weiss (V); Jos� Arroyo (II); HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (1993) - Jonathan Groff (I) (head writer); Brian Kiley; Janine Ditullio; Chris Albers; Tommy Blacha; Brian McCann (I); Brian Reich; Michael Gordon (VII); Mike Sweeney (II); Greg Cohen (II); Ellen Barancik; Brian Stack; Andy Richter (I); Conan O'Brien; NBC "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Rob Burnett (I) (head writer); Jon Beckerman (head writer); Tim Long (I) (head writer); Gabe Abelson; Michael Barrie (I); Carter Bays; Will Forte; Eric Kaplan (I); David Letterman; Jim Mulholland; Gerard Mulligan; Rodney Rothman; Eric Stangel; Justin Stangel; Craig Thomas (II); Joe Toplyn; Steve Young (II); CBS "Mr. Show with Bob and David" (1995) - David Cross (II); Bob Odenkirk; Jay Johnston (I); Bill Odenkirk; Brian Posehn; Dino Stamatopoulos; Michael Stoyanov (I); Paul F. Tompkins; Mike Upchurch; HBO "The Chris Rock Show" (1997) - Louis C.K.; Lance Crouther; Jon Hayman; Paul Kozlowski; Ali LeRoi; Chris Rock (I); Chuck Sklar; Jeff Stilson; Wanda Sykes (I); Steve O'Donnell (III); Gregory Greenberg; HBO

Outstanding Writing for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	Don King: Only in America (1997) (TV) - Kario Salem; HBO
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Graham Yost; HBO - For part I: "Apollo 1". "More Tales of the City" (1998) - Nicholas Wright (II) (screenplay); Showtime Gia (1998) (TV) - Jay McInerney; Michael Cristofer; HBO Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - David Stevens (I) (teleplay); Peter Barnes (I) (teleplay); Edward Khmara (story); NBC

Outstanding Cinematography for a Series


Winner:
	"Law & Order" (1990) - Constantine Makris; NBC - For episode "Stalker".
Other Nominees:
	"Chicago Hope" (1994) - James R. Bagdonas; CBS - For episode "Brain Salad Surgery". "Earth: Final Conflict" (1997) - Michael McMurray; Syndicated - For episode "Float Like A Butterfly". "JAG" (1995) - Hugo Cortina; CBS - For episode "The Good Of The Service". "The X Files" (1993) - Joel Ransom; 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Post-Modern Prometheus".

Outstanding Achievement in Non-Fiction Programming - Cinematography


Winners:
	America's Endangered Species: Don't Say Good-bye (1998) (TV) - Richard Chisolm (cinematographer); Paul Goldsmith (I) (cinematographer); Buddy Squires (cinematographer); Gerald Cotts (cinematographer); Nick Caloyianis (cinematographer); Jon Else (cinematographer); NBC Wolves at Our Door (1997) (TV) - Jim Dutcher (cinematographer); Channel Discovery
Other Nominees:
	4 Little Girls (1997) - Ellen Kuras (director of photography); HBO

Outstanding Cinematography for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	What the Deaf Man Heard (1997) (TV) - Eric Van Haren Noman; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Gale Tattersall; HBO - For part I: "Can We Do This?". Buffalo Soldiers (1997) (TV) - William Wages; TNT George Wallace (1997) (TV) - Alan Caso; TNT - For part I. Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Sergei Kozlov (I) (director of photography); NBC - For part I. The Day Lincoln Was Shot (1998) (TV) - Ronald V�ctor Garc�a (I); TNT

Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Roger Hall (I) (production designer); John King (V) (supervising art director); Michael Boone (I) (art director); Karen Brooks (I) (set decorator); NBC - For part I.
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Richard Toyon (production designer); Kitty Doris-Bates (art director); Seth Reed (art director); Amy Wells (I) (set decorator); Michele Poulik (set decorator); HBO - For part XII: "Le Voyage Dans La Lune". "More Tales of the City" (1998) - Normand Sarazin (production designer); Lise Ethier (set decorator); Ann Grenier (I) (set decorator); Showtime - For part II. Buffalo Soldiers (1997) (TV) - Michael Baugh (I) (production designer); William Vail (set decorator); TNT Moby Dick (1998) (TV) - Leslie Binns (production designer); Andrew Walpole (art director); Peter Kendall (art director); Jill Eden (set decorator); USA - For part I.

Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	Cinderella (1997) (TV) - Randy Ser (production designer); Edward L. Rubin (art director); Julie Kaye Fanton (set decorator); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Tracey Takes On..." (1996) - Chez Cherry (production designer); Chip Dox (art director); Evette Knight (set decorator); HBO - For episode "Smoking". Stomp Out Loud (1997) (TV) - Steve Kimmel (I) (production designer); Maggie Goldman (art director); Ben Oshman (set decorator); HBO The 40th Annual Grammy Awards (1998) (TV) - Bob Keene (I) (production designer); Brian J. Stonestreet (art director); CBS The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998) (TV) - Roy Christopher (production designer); Steve Olson (II) (art director); Keaton S. Walker (art director); Dorothy Christopher (set decorator); ABC

Outstanding Art Direction for a Series


Winner:
	"The X Files" (1993) - Graeme Murray (I) (production designer); Greg Loewen (art director); Shirley Inget (set decorator); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Post-Modern Prometheus".
Other Nominees:
	"Ally McBeal" (1997) - Peter Politanoff (production designer); Diane O'Connell (set decorator); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Boy To The World". "Dharma & Greg" (1997) - John Shaffner (production designer); Anne H. Ahrens (set decorator); ABC - For episode "Invasion Of The Buddy Snatcher". "Nothing Sacred" (1997) - Michael Baugh (I) (production designer); Cate Bangs (art director); William Vail (set decorator); ABC - For episode "Hodie Christus Natus Est". "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) - Herman F. Zimmerman (production designer); Randall McIlvain (art director); Laura Richarz (set decorator); Syndicated - For episode "Far Beyond The Stars".

Outstanding Costume Design for a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	"Tracey Takes On..." (1996) - Jane Ruhm; HBO - For episode "Sports".
Other Nominees:
	Blue Suede Shoes: Ballet Rocks! (1997) (TV) - Bob Mackie; PBS Cinderella (1997) (TV) - Ellen Mirojnick; ABC

Outstanding Costume Design for a Series


Winner:
	"The Magnificent Seven" (1998) - Dan Moore (I); CBS - For episode "Working Girls".
Other Nominees:
	"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - Melina Root; NBC - For episode "36! 24! 36! Dick!". "Frasier" (1993) - Audrey M. Bansmer; NBC - For episode "Halloween". "Remember WENN" (1996) - Carolyn Grifel; AMC - For episode "From The Pen Of Gertrude Reece". "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) - Robert Blackman (I); Syndicated - For episode "Far Beyond The Stars".

Outstanding Costume Design for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Ann Hollowood; NBC - For part I.
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko; HBO - For part XII: "Le Voyage Dans La Lune". "More Tales of the City" (1998) - Denis Sperdouklis; Showtime - For part II. Gia (1998) (TV) - Robert Turturice; HBO Snow White: A Tale of Terror (1997) (TV) - Marit Allen (costume designer); Charles Knode (ms. weaver's costume designer); Showtime

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Drama Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	12 Angry Men (1997) (TV) - Russell Williams II (production mixer); David E. Fluhr (re-recording mixer); Adam Jenkins (I) (re-recording mixer); Showtime
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Joe Foglia (production mixer); Rick Ash (I) (re-recording mixer); Adam Sawelson (re-recording mixer); HBO - For part VII: "That's All There Is". "From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Joe Foglia (production mixer); Kevin Patrick Burns (re-recording mixer); Todd Orr (re-recording mixer); HBO - For part XII: "Le Voyage Dans La Lune". "From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Joe Foglia (production mixer); Scott Millan (re-recording mixer); Brad Sherman (I) (re-recording mixer); HBO - For part IV: "1968". Buffalo Soldiers (1997) (TV) - Tim Cooney (production mixer); Larry Stensvold (re-recording mixer); Pete Elia (re-recording mixer); TNT

Outstanding Achievement in Non-Fiction Programming - Sound Mixing


Winner:
	Wolves at Our Door (1997) (TV) - Jamie Dutcher (production sound mixer); Nelson Funk (post production sound mixer); Discovery Channel
Other Nominees:
	4 Little Girls (1997) - J.T. Takagi (production mixer); Rolf Pardula (production mixer); Skip Lievsay (re-recording mixer); HBO

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Chicago Hope" (1994) - Russell C. Fager (production mixer); R. Russell Smith (re-recording mixer); William Freesh (re-recording mixer); CBS - For episode "Brain Salad Surgery".
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Lowell Harris (I) (production mixer); Ed Greene (I) (audio mixer); Peter Baird (II) (effects mixer); John Cevetello (music mixer); NBC - For episode "Ambush". "ER" (1994) - Lowell Harris (I) (production mixer); Michael Jiron (re-recording mixer); Dave Concors (re-recording mixer); Allen L. Stone (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "Exodus". "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Joe Kenworthy (production mixer); Robert Appere (re-recording mixer); Kenneth R. Burton (re-recording mixer); ABC - For episode "A Box Of Wendy". "The X Files" (1993) - Michael T. Williamson (I) (production mixer); David John West (re-recording mixer); Harry Andronis (re-recording mixer); Kurt Kassulke (re-recording mixer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Red And The Black".

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special


Winner:
	"Ally McBeal" (1997) - Paul Lewis (IV) (production mixer); Nello Torri (re-recording mixer); Kurt Kassulke (re-recording mixer); Peter Kelsey (re-recording mixer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Boy To The World".
Other Nominees:
	"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - Jesse Peck (production mixer); Todd Grace (re-recording mixer); Kathy Oldham (re-recording mixer); Craig Porter (I) (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "36! 24! 36! Dick!". "Frasier" (1993) - Dana Mark McClure (production mixer); John Reiner (I) (re-recording mixer); Andre Caporaso (re-recording mixer); Robert Douglass (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "Beware Of Greeks". "Home Improvement" (1991) - Klaus Landsberg (I) (production mixer); Charlie McDaniel (re-recording mixer); John Bickelhaupt (re-recording mixer); ABC - For episode "A Night To Dismember". "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Edward L. Moskowitz (production mixer); Ed Golya (re-recording mixer); John Bickelhaupt (re-recording mixer); HBO - For episode "Flip".

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Variety or Music Series or a Special


Winner:
	The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998) (TV) - Ed Greene (I) (production mixer); Thomas Vicari (music mixer); Robert Douglass (sound mixer); Patrick Baltzell (sound mixer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	Fleetwood Mac: The Dance (1997) (TV) - Elliot Scheiner (production/post-production mixer); Susan Pelino (post-production mixer); MTV Garth Live from Central Park (1997) (TV) - John Harris (IV) (production mixer); Don Worsham (production mixer); Christopher M. Taylor (I) (production mixer); Mark Miller (V) (production mixer); HBO Stomp Out Loud (1997) (TV) - Michael Roberts (V) (production mixer); Lawrence Loewinger (production mixer); Ken Hahn (I) (re-recording mixer); HBO The 40th Annual Grammy Awards (1998) (TV) - Ed Greene (I) (production/music mixer); John Harris (IV) (music mixer); Mark Hutchins (music mixer); Don Worsham (music mixer); Dick Maitland (sound mixer); CBS

Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	Gia (1998) (TV) - Eric A. Sears; HBO
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Laurie Grotstein; HBO - For part I: "Can We Do This?". "From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Richard Pearson (I); HBO - For part IV: "1968". Don King: Only in America (1997) (TV) - Steven Cohen (I); HBO Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Colin Green (III); NBC - For part I.

Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Series


Winner:
	"The X Files" (1993) - Heather MacDougall (I); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Kill Switch".
Other Nominees:
	"Ally McBeal" (1997) - Thomas R. Moore; 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Cro-Magnon". "Chicago Hope" (1994) - Alec Smight; CBS - For episode "Brain Salad Surgery". "ER" (1994) - Kevin Casey (III); NBC - For episode "Exodus". "The X Files" (1993) - Casey O. Rohrs; 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Mind's Eye". "The X Files" (1993) - Lynne Willingham; 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Post-Modern Prometheus".

Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	Stomp Out Loud (1997) (TV) - Richard Daws; Jason Porthouse; HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976) - Girish Bhargava; PBS - For episode "Variety and Virtuosity: American Ballet Theatre Now". AMC Salute to Film Noir (1997) (TV) - Floyd Ingram; AMC Garth Brooks: Ireland and Back (1998) (TV) - Michael Salomon; NBC Quincy Jones... The First 50 Years (1998) (TV) - Alan Carter (II); Randy Magalski; ABC The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts (1997) (TV) - Michael Polito; Randy Magalski; Barbara Ballow; Joseph Wiedenmayer; Mark Muheim; CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Non-Fiction Programming - Picture Editing


Nominees:
	"Trauma: Life in the E.R." (1997) - Amanda Zinoman (editor); TLC - For episode "Wrong Place Wrong Time". 4 Little Girls (1997) - Samuel D. Pollard (editor); HBO America's Endangered Species: Don't Say Good-bye (1998) (TV) - Leonard Feinstein (editor); NBC Frank Capra's American Dream (1997) (TV) - Arnold Glassman (editor); AMC The Last Days of Kennedy and King (1998) - Michael Bloecher (editor); William Haugse (editor); Superstation TBS Vietnam POWs: A Story of Survival (1997) (TV) - Mike Harvey (II) (editor); Graham Knight (I) (editor); Discovery Channel

Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Ron Volk; NBC - For episode "Room Service".
Other Nominees:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Janet Ashikaga; NBC - For episode "Roz And The Schnoz". "Murphy Brown" (1988) - Tucker Wiard; CBS - For episode "Opus One". "Seinfeld" (1990) - Skip Collector; NBC - For episode "The Finale". "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Leslie Tolan; Paul Anderson (II); Sean K. Lambert; HBO - For episode "Flip".

Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series


Winner:
	"ER" (1994) - Walter Newman (II) (supervising sound editor); Darren Wright (I) (sound editor); Rick Camera (sound editor); Darleen Stoker (dialogue editor); Catherine Flynn (dialogue editor); Thomas A. Harris (adr editor); Michael Dittrick (music editor); Casey J. Crabtree (foley artist); James Bailey (II) (foley artist); NBC - For episode "Exodus".
Other Nominees:
	"Millennium" (1996/I) - Mark R. Crookston (sound supervisor); Maciek Malish (sound editor); Gabrielle Gilbert Reeves (sound editor); Ken Gladden (sound editor); Debby Ruby-Winsberg (sound editor); Donna Beltz (sound editor); Michael Kimball (I) (sound editor); Susan Welsh (sound editor); Jarmil Maupin (sound editor); Jeff Charbonneau (music editor); Michael Salvetta (foley artist); Gary Marullo (foley artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Owls". "Soldier of Fortune, Inc." (1997) - Matt Sawelson (sound supervisor); Dennis Gray (I) (sound editor); Bradley C. Katona (sound editor); Jason W. Jennings (sound editor); Eric A. Norris (sound editor); Myron Nettinga (sound editor); Joe Earle (sound editor); Ron Evans (I) (sound editor); Nancy Parker (I) (foley artist); Ginger Geary (foley artist); Michael Baber (music editor); Syndicated - For episode "Last Chance". "The Visitor" (1997) - Cindy Rabideau (supervising sound editor); Mark Cleary (I) (sound effects editor); Rick Hinson (sound effects editor); Raymond E. Spiess III (dialogue editor); Ray Spiess (dialogue editor); Robert Guastini (dialogue editor); Anna MacKenzie (adr editor); William H. Angarola (adr editor); Jay B. Richardson (I) (music editor); James Moriana (foley artist); Michael J. Broomberg (foley artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For the pilot episode. "The X Files" (1993) - Thierry J. Couturier (supervising sound editor); Maciek Malish (sound editor); H. Jay Levine (sound editor); Gabrielle Gilbert Reeves (sound editor); Mike Goodman (I) (sound editor); Ira Leslie (sound editor); Chris Fradkin (sound editor); Rick Hinson (sound editor); Michael Kimball (I) (sound editor); Jeff Charbonneau (music editor); Gary Marullo (foley artist); Michael Salvetta (foley artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Red And The Black".

Outstanding Achievement in Non-Fiction Programming - Sound Editing


Winner:
	"National Geographic Explorer" (1985) - Patrick M. Griffith (supervising sound editor); Lisa Hannan (I) (sound editor); Paul N.J. Ottosson (sound effects editor); Superstation TBS - For episode "Rat".
Other Nominees:
	4 Little Girls (1997) - Glenfield Payne (supervising sound editor); Eugene Gearty (sound effects editor); Maisie Weissman (music editor); HBO

Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	Rough Riders (1997) (TV) - G. Michael Graham (supervising sound editor); Greg Schorer (co-supervising sound editor); Kristi Johns (adr editor); Suzanne Angel (I) (adr editor); Bill Bell (V) (sound editor); Mark Friedgen (sound editor); Bob Costanza (sound editor); Robert Webber (II) (sound editor); Gary Macheel (sound editor); Richard S. Steele (sound editor); Lou Thomas (sound editor); Adriane Marfiak (sound editor); Anton Holden (sound editor); Michael Lyle (I) (sound editor); David C. Eichhorn (sound editor); Mark Steele (I) (sound editor); Tim Terusa (sound editor); Rusty Tinsley (sound editor); Kim Naves (music editor); Tim Chilton (foley artist); Jill Schachne (foley artist); TNT - For part II.
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Richard Taylor (IV) (sound supervisor); Barbara Issak (dialogue editor); Brian Thomas Nist (sound effects editor); Joe Earle (sound effects editor); Christopher Brooks (I) (music editor); Jerry Edemann (sound editor); David Melhase (adr editor); Jim Williams (V) (adr editor); Benjamin Beardwood (dialogue editor); Dennis Gray (I) (dialogue editor); Alyson Dee Moore (foley artist); Patricia Nedd (foley artist); HBO - For part I: "Can We Do This?". Creature (1998) (TV) - William H. Angarola (sound supervisor); Ray Spiess (adr editor); Rick Hinson (sound editor); Cindy Rabideau (sound editor); Robert Guastini (sound editor); Mark Cleary (I) (sound editor); Anna MacKenzie (sound editor); Jason Lezama (sound editor); Mike Marchain (sound editor); Raymond E. Spiess III (sound editor); Steve Bissinger (sound editor); Aaron Martin (I) (music editor); Ellen Heuer (I) (foley artist); Craig Ng (II) (foley artist); ABC - For part I. Don King: Only in America (1997) (TV) - J. Paul Huntsman (supervising sound editor); Gloria D'Alessandro (dialogue editor); Carin Rogers (dialogue editor); George Nemzer (sound effects editor); Timothy A. Cleveland (sound effects editor); Mark L. Mangino (sound effects editor); Paul J. Diller (sound effects editor); Michael E. Lawshe (adr editor); Karyn Foster (I) (adr editor); Terry Wilson (II) (music editor); Dale W. Perry (foley artist); Joseph T. Sabella (foley artist); HBO Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Tim Lewiston (supervising editor); John Ireland (II) (effects editor); NBC - For part I. The Day Lincoln Was Shot (1998) (TV) - G. Michael Graham (supervising sound editor); Kristi Johns (adr editor); Anton Holden (sound editor); Bob Costanza (sound editor); Rick Crampton (sound editor); Robert Webber (II) (sound editor); Richard S. Steele (sound editor); Lou Thomas (sound editor); Oliver Barth (I) (sound editor); Gary Macheel (sound editor); Adriane Marfiak (sound editor); Mark Steele (I) (sound editor); Tim Terusa (sound editor); Rusty Tinsley (sound editor); Jeff Charbonneau (music editor); Tim Chilton (foley artist); Jill Schachne (foley artist); TNT

Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Timothy Webber (II) (visual effects supervising designer); Stefan Lange (visual effects cameraman); Matthew Cope (I) (visual effects shoot co-ordinator); Richard Conway (I) (physical special effects supervisor); Timothy Greenwood (visual effects artist); George Roper (I) (visual effects artist); Murray Butler (visual effects artist); Angus Wilson (II) (visual effects artist); Pedro Sabrosa (visual effects artist); William Bartlett (II) (visual effects artist); Avtar Bains (visual effects artist); NBC - For part I.
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Ernest D. Farino (visual effects supervisor); Burt Dalton (visual effects artist); James L. Roberts (special effects supervisor); David Altenau (digital visual effects); Eroc Moralls (digital visual effects); Ariel Velasco-Shaw (digital visual effects); Tony Cutrono (visual effects director of photography); Matthew Gratzner (I) (model maker); John Hoffman (III) (model maker); Evan Jacobs (I) (model maker); Adam Lovell (I) (model maker); HBO - For part IV: "1968". Moby Dick (1998) (TV) - Brian Pearce (I) (special effects supervisor); Peter Armstrong (III) (special effects engineer); Rob Heggie (special effects technican); Lisa Wang (special effects co-ordinator); Dale Duguid (visual effects supervisor); James Rogers (III) (compositioning editor); Tim Crosbie (digital animator); Ry Snow (digital animator); Kit Amore (visual effects cameraman); Jamie Doolan (visual effects cameraman); Mike Logan (II) (model maker/sculptor); David Tremont (miniatures & model/prop maker); Graham Duesberry (miniatures & model/prop maker); USA

Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series


Winner:
	"Yo-Yo Ma Inspired by Bach" (1997) - Pedro Pires (I) (computer graphic design); PBS - For episode "The Sound Of The Carceri".
Other Nominees:
	"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) - Gary Hutzel (special visual effects supervisor); Judy Elkins (I) (special visual effects supervisor); Gary Monak (pyrotechnics supervisor); Paul Maples (visual effects cameraman); Adrian Hurley (visual effects cameraman); Steve Bowen (I) (visual effects compositor); Steve Fong (visual effects compositor); Davy Nethercutt (visual effects compositor); Kevin Bouchez (visual effects artist); Laurie Resnick (visual effects artist); Fredric Meininger (model maker); Syndicated - For episode "One Little Ship". "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Mitch Suskin (visual effects supervisor); Paul Hill (V) (visual effects compositor); Adam 'Mojo' Lebowitz (cg animation supervisor); John Teska (cg animator); Arthur J. Codron (visual effects co-ordinator); Gregory Rainoff (visual effects animator); Koji Kuramura (cg model artist); Eric Chauvin (matte artist); UPN - For episode "Year of Hell", part II. "Stargate SG-1" (1997) {Children of the Gods (#1.1)} - Robert Habros (visual effects supervisor); Ted Rae (visual effects supervisor); John Gajdecki (visual effects supervisor); Michelle Comens (visual effects co-ordinator); Pete Mastalyr (visual effects compositor); David Alexander (X) (cg artist); Showtime "Suddenly Susan" (1996) - Mark Zerate (visual effects supervisor); Jerry Spivack (visual effects artist); Kevin Prendiville (visual effects artist); Tim Bird (I) (visual effects artist); Lori Freitag-Hild (visual effects artist); NBC - For episode "I Love You, I Think".

Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Aileen Seaton (II) (makeup artist); Mark Coulier (prosthetic makeup artist); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Gina Lamendola (makeup artist); Greg Cannom (special old age makeup effects artist); Ve Neill (special old age makeup effects artist); HBO George Wallace (1997) (TV) - Janeen Schreyer (makeup artist); Patricia Androff (makeup artist); Jamie Kelman (makeup artist); Cheryl Ann Nick (makeup artist); Keith Sayer (makeup artist); John E. Jackson (I) (Gary Sinise's makeup artist); Matthew W. Mungle (prosthetic design makeup); TNT Oliver Twist (1997) (TV) - Matthew W. Mungle (makeup artist); Ken Jennings (I) (makeup supervisor); ABC Snow White: A Tale of Terror (1997) (TV) - Ann Brodie (makeup artist); Linda DeVetta (makeup artist); Showtime

Outstanding Makeup for a Series


Winner:
	"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997) - Todd McIntosh; John Vulich; John Maldonado (I); John Wheaton; Gerald Quist; Margie Latinopoulos; Dayne Johnson; Alan Friedman (II); Craig Reardon (I); Michael F. Blake; Robin Beauchesne; Brigette A. Myre; Mark Shostrom; WB - For episode "Surprise/Innocence".
Other Nominees:
	"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) - Camille Calvet; Michael Westmore (I); Dean Jones (III); Karen Iverson; Mark Bussan; Ellis Burman Jr.; Karen Westerfield; Mary Kay Morse; Belinda Bryant; Joe Podnar; Suzanne Diaz; Jill Rockow; David Quashnick; Bernd Rantscheff; Syndicated - For episode "Who Mourns For Morn". "The X Files" (1993) - Laverne Basham (makeup artist); Pearl Louie (makeup artist); Toby Lindala (prosthetic makeup artist); Dave Coughtry (prosthetic makeup artist); Rachel Griffin (II) (prosthetic makeup artist); Robin Lindala (prosthetic makeup artist); Leanne Rae Podavin (prosthetic makeup artist); Brad Proctor (I) (prosthetic makeup artist); Geoff Redknap (prosthetic makeup artist); Tony Wohlgemuth (prosthetic makeup artist); Wayne Dang (prosthetic makeup artist); Vince Yoshida (prosthetic makeup artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Post-Modern Prometheus". "Tracey Takes On..." (1996) - Ron Berkeley (makeup artist); Kathleen Berkeley (makeup artist); Thomas R. Burman (prosthetic makeup artist for tracey); Bari Dreiband-Burman (prosthetic makeup artist); HBO - For episode "Culture". Babylon 5: In the Beginning (1998) (TV) - John Vulich (series makeup effects creator); John Wheaton (makeup effects sculptor); Jeffrey S. Farley (makeup effects supervisor); Mark Garbarino (special makeup effects artist); Jerry Gergely (special makeup effects artist); Gabriel De Cunto (special makeup effects artist); Manny Case (special makeup effects artist); Cinzia Zanetti (makeup artist); Jason Barnett (I) (makeup artist); Michael S. Pack (makeup artist); Ron Pipes (makeup artist); Glen Eisner (special makeup effects artist); Greg Funk (special makeup effects artist); TNT

Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries or a Movie (Dramatic Underscore)


Winner:
	Glory & Honor (1998) (TV) - Bruce Broughton; TNT
Other Nominees:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Michael Kamen; HBO - For part IV: "1968". Forbidden Territory: Stanley's Search for Livingstone (1997) (TV) - Mark Adler (I); ABC House of Frankenstein (1997) (TV) - Don Davis (I); NBC - For part II. Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Trevor Jones (I); NBC - For part I.

Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)


Winner:
	"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997) - Christophe Beck; WB - For episode "Becoming", part I.
Other Nominees:
	"Roar" (1997) - Jon Ehrlich; 20th Century Fox Television - For the pilot episode. "Stargate SG-1" (1997) - Joel Goldsmith; Showtime - For episode "The Nox". "The Simpsons" (1989) - Alf Clausen; 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Treehouse Of Horror VIII". "The X Files" (1993) - Mark Snow (I); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Post-Modern Prometheus".

Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special


Winner:
	The 51st Annual Tony Awards (1997) (TV) - Gary Smith (III) (executive producer); Walter C. Miller; Roy A. Somlyo (supervising producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	Christopher Reeve: A Celebration of Hope (1998) (TV) - Don Mischer; Christopher Reeve (executive producer); Danette Herman (co-ordinating producer); Michael B. Seligman (supervising producer); ABC Cinderella (1997) (TV) - Whitney Houston (executive producer); Debra Martin Chase (executive producer); Craig Zadan (executive producer); David R. Ginsburg (executive producer); Neil Meron (executive producer); Chris Montan; Mike Moder; ABC Garth Live from Central Park (1997) (TV) - Garth Brooks (executive producer); Jon Small; Douglas C. Forbes (supervising producer); Shelby Werwa (line producer); Tom Forrest (I) (co-producer); Randall Gladstein (co-producer); HBO The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998) (TV) - Gilbert Cates; ABC

Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Rob Burnett (I) (executive producer); Barbara Gaines (I); Maria Pope (I); Jon Beckerman (supervising producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Dennis Miller Live" (1994) - Dennis Miller (I) (executive producer); Kevin C. Slattery (executive producer); Eddie Feldmann (supervising producer); Colleen Grillo (co-ordinating producer); HBO "Politically Incorrect" (1994) - Scott Carter (I) (executive producer); Nancy Geller (executive producer); Bill Maher (I) (executive producer); Bernie Brillstein (executive producer); Brad Grey (executive producer); Marc Gurvitz (executive producer); Douglas M. Wilson (senior producer); Kevin Hamburger (supervising producer); ABC "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (1992) - Jay Leno (consulting producer); Debbie Vickers (executive producer); Patti M. Grant (supervising producer); Larry Goitia (line producer); NBC "Tracey Takes On..." (1996) - Tracey Ullman (executive producer); Allan McKeown (I) (executive producer); Carey Dietrich (I); Stephanie Laing (co-ordinating producer); Dick Clement (supervising producer); Ian La Frenais (supervising producer); Gail Parent (supervising producer); Molly Newman (I) (supervising producer); George McGrath (I) (consulting producer); Jerry Belson (consulting producer); HBO

Outstanding Music and Lyrics


Winner:
	"The Simpsons" (1989) - Alf Clausen (composer); Ken Keeler (lyricist); 20th Century Fox Television - For the song "You're Checkin' In (A Musical Tribute To The Betty Ford Center)".
Other Nominees:
	"Mr. Show with Bob and David" (1995) - David Cross (II) (composer/lyricist); Dino Stamatopoulos (composer/lyricist); Eban Schletter (composer); Bill Odenkirk (lyricist); Bob Odenkirk (lyricist); HBO - For the song "How High The Mountain". "The Closer" (1998) - Ed Alton (composer); David Kidd (III) (lyricist); Ron Burch (lyricist); CBS - For the song "You Don't Know Jack". "Xena: Warrior Princess" (1995) - Joseph LoDuca; Syndicated - For the song "The Love Of Your Love". "Xena: Warrior Princess" (1995) - Joseph LoDuca (composer); Dennis Spiegel (lyricist); Syndicated - For the song "Hearts Are Hurting".

Outstanding Main Title Theme Music


Winner:
	"Fame L.A." (1997) - Maribeth Derry; Tom Snow; Robbie Buchanan; Richard Barton Lewis; Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Earth: Final Conflict" (1997) - Micky Erbe; Maribeth Solomon; Syndicated "Four Corners" (1998) - Christopher Klatman; CBS "Nothing Sacred" (1997) - Mark Isham; ABC "Sessions at West 54th" (1997) - Mitchell Froom; PBS

Outstanding Performance in a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998) (TV) - Billy Crystal; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - David Letterman; CBS "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (1992) - Jay Leno; NBC "Tracey Takes On..." (1996) - Tracey Ullman; HBO Garth Live from Central Park (1997) (TV) - Garth Brooks; HBO Michael Crawford in Concert (1998) (TV) - Michael Crawford (I); PBS

Outstanding Classical Music-Dance Program


Winner:
	"Yo-Yo Ma Inspired by Bach" (1997) - Niv Fichman; Patricia Rozema (director/writer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976) - Judy Kinberg (producer/documentary directed by); Thomas Grimm (I) (ballets directed by); Jac Venza (executive producer); PBS - For episode "Variety and Virtuosity: American Ballet Theatre Now". Blue Suede Shoes: Ballet Rocks! (1997) (TV) - Mark A. Rosenberger; David Oakland; Tony Charmoli (director); PBS Carmen (1997) (TV) - James Levine (I) (conductor); Louisa Briccetti; Gary Halvorson (director); Susan Erben; PBS Standing Stone (1997) (TV) - Paul McCartney (executive producer); Kris Slava (supervising A&E producer); Frances Peters; Christopher Swann (director); Lawrence Foster (I) (conductor); A&E

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less)


Winner:
	"The Simpsons" (1989) - Mike Scully (executive producer); Matt Groening (executive producer); James L. Brooks (executive producer); Sam Simon (I) (executive producer); George Meyer (II) (co-executive producer); David X. Cohen (co-executive producer); Richard Appel (co-executive producer); Dan Greaney; Ron Hauge; Donick Cary; Colin A.B.V. Lewis; Bonita Pietila; J. Michael Mendel; Richard Raynis; Richard Sakai (I); Denise Sirkot; Ian Maxtone-Graham (consulting producer/writer); David Mirkin (consulting producer); Jace Richdale (consulting producer); Bill Oakley (I) (consulting producer); Josh Weinstein (consulting producer); Phil Roman (animation executive producer); Lolee Aries (animation producer); Michael Wolf (I) (animation producer); Brian Scully (III) (co-producer); Julie Thacker (co-producer); Jim Reardon (I) (director); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Trash Of The Titans".
Other Nominees:
	"Cow and Chicken" (1997) - Davis Doi (supervising producer); Vincent Davis (I); David Feiss (director); Steve Marmel (writer); Richard Pursel (writer); Michael Ryan (IV) (writer); Cartoon Network - For episode "Free Inside, Journey to the Center of Cow". "Dexter's Laboratory" (1996) - Davis Doi (supervising producer); Genndy Tartakovsky (producer/director); Jason Butler Rote (writer); Michael Ryan (IV) (writer); Cartoon Network - For episode "Dyno-might & Lab-retto". "King of the Hill" (1997) - Greg Daniels (I) (executive producer); Mike Judge (I) (executive producer); Howard Klein (I) (executive producer); Michael Rotenberg (executive producer); Brent Forrester (co-executive producer); David Zuckerman (I) (co-executive producer); Cheryl Holliday (co-executive producer/writer); Joseph A. Boucher; Richard Raynis; Jonathan Collier (I) (consulting producer); Jonathan Aibel (co-producer); Glenn Berger (I) (co-producer); Joe Stillman (I) (co-producer); Mark McJimsey (co-producer); Wesley Archer (supervising director); Jeff Myers (I) (director); Phil Roman (animation executive producer); Lolee Aries (animation producer); Michael Wolf (I) (animation producer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Texas City Twister". "South Park" (1997) - Anne Garefino (executive producer); Deborah Liebling (executive producer); Trey Parker (I) (executive producer/writer/director); Matt Stone (I) (executive producer/writer); Pam Brady (creative producer); Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer); Brian Graden (executive producer); Eric Stough (animation director); Comedy Central - For episode "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride".

Outstanding Main Title Design


Winner:
	"The Wonderful World of Disney" (1997) - Kasumi Mihori; Billy Pittard; Ed Sullivan (III); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Politically Incorrect" (1994) - Nancy Laurence (graphics designer); Nancy Giandomenico (graphics designer); Kelly Moseley (graphics designer); Mark Woods (I) (graphics designer); ABC "Popular Science" (1997) - Greg Pecknold; Mark Dwyer (II); TLC "The Hunger" (1997) - Nicholas Livesey (title designer); Showtime "Union Square" (1997) - Bruce Bryant (I); Carol Johnsen; Mark Dennison (I); NBC

Outstanding Hairstyling for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Vicky Phillips (I) (hairstylist); Lynda Gurasich (special hairstylist); HBO
Other Nominees:
	Cinderella (1997) (TV) - Jennifer Guerrero (hairstylist); Ellin La Var (Whitney Houston's hairstylist); Carla Farmer (Brandy's hairstylist); Julia L. Walker (Whoopi Goldberg's hairstylist); Kimberly Kimble (Natalie Desselle's hairstylist); Lucia Mace (co-key hairstylist); ABC Don King: Only in America (1997) (TV) - Leonard Drake (hairstylist); Pauletta O. Lewis (hairstylist); Alan Scott (VIII) (Mr. Rhames' hairstylist); HBO The Day Lincoln Was Shot (1998) (TV) - Sally J. Harper (hairstylist); Bob Harper (I) (hairstylist); TNT The Warlord: Battle for the Galaxy (1998) (TV) - Jos�e Normand (hairstylist); Norma Lee (II) (hairstylist); UPN

Outstanding Miniseries


Winner:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Tom Hanks (executive producer); Brian Grazer (producer); Ron Howard (I) (producer); Michael Bostick (I) (producer); Tony To (co-executive producer); John P. Melfi (supervising producer); Graham Yost (supervising producer); Janace Tashjian (co-producer); Bruce Richmond (II) (co-producer); Erik Bork (co-producer); HBO
Other Nominees:
	"More Tales of the City" (1998) - Alan Poul (executive producer); Suzanne Girard (I) (executive producer); Tim Bevan (I) (executive producer); Kevin Tierney; Showtime George Wallace (1997) (TV) - Mark Carliner (executive producer); John Frankenheimer; Julian Krainin; Ethel Winant (co-producer); Mitch Engel (line producer); James Sbardellati (line producer); TNT Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Robert Halmi Sr. (executive producer); Dyson Lovell; Chris Thompson (I) (line producer); NBC Moby Dick (1998) (TV) - Robert Halmi Sr. (executive producer); Francis Ford Coppola (executive producer); Fred Fuchs (executive producer); Franc Roddam; Kris Noble; Steven R. McGlothen; USA

Outstanding Costuming for a Series


Winner:
	"NewsRadio" (1995) - Luellyn Harper (costume supervisor); Carol Lupo (I) (key costumer); NBC - For episode "Sinking Ship".
Other Nominees:
	"Ally McBeal" (1997) - Loree Parral (women's costume supervisor); Shelly Levine (men's costume supervisor); Michelle Roth (II) (key costumer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Cro-Magnon". "The Nanny" (1993) - Shawn Holly Cookson (costumer); Terry Gordon (costumer); CBS - For episode "Not Without My Nanny".

Outstanding Non-Fiction Special


Winner:
	Vietnam POWs: A Story of Survival (1997) (TV) - Bob Reid (II) (executive producer); Jacinda A. Davis (co-ordinating producer); Brian Leonard (II) (producer/director/writer); Discovery Channel
Other Nominees:
	"American Masters" (1983) {Don Hewitt: 90 Minutes on 60 Minutes} - Susan Lacy (executive producer); Susan Steinberg (II) (producer/director); Tamar Hacker (senior producer); American Masters Thirteen/WNET 4 Little Girls (1997) - Spike Lee (producer/director); Samuel D. Pollard; Daphne McWilliams (line producer); Jacqueline Glover (co-ordinating producer); Sheila Nevins (executive producer); HBO Dead Blue: Surviving Depression (1998) (TV) - John Parsons Peditto; Sara M. Chereskin; Blanka Nedela; Nancy Abraham (supervising producer); Eames Yeates (director); Sheila Nevins (executive producer); HBO Wolves at Our Door (1997) (TV) - Gaynelle Evans (executive producer); Jim Dutcher; Mose Richards (writer); Discovery Channel

Outstanding Costuming for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	The Pentagon Wars (1998) (TV) - Amy Stofsky (costume supervisor); HBO - This award was previously announced.

Outstanding Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - David Angell (I) (executive producer); Peter Casey (I) (executive producer); David Lee (V) (executive producer); Christopher Lloyd (II) (executive producer); Joe Keenan (II) (co-executive producer); Jay Kogen (supervising producer); Jeffrey Richman (I) (supervising producer); Maggie Randell; Suzanne Martin (I); Rob Greenberg (I); David Lloyd (III) (producer); Mary Fukuto (co-producer); Lori Kirkland (co-producer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) - Bonnie Turner (executive producer); Terry Turner (I) (executive producer); Bill Martin (VI) (executive producer); Mike Schiff (I) (executive producer); Marcy Carsey (executive producer); Tom Werner (I) (executive producer); Caryn Mandabach (executive producer); David Sacks (I) (co-executive producer); Bob Kushell (supervising producer); Christine Zander (I) (supervising producer); Patrick Kienlen; Mark Brazill (consulting producer); Michael Glouberman (co-producer); David Israel (II) (co-producer); Jim O'Doherty (co-producer); Andrew Orenstein (co-producer); NBC "Ally McBeal" (1997) - David E. Kelley (I) (executive producer); Jeffrey Kramer (I) (co-executive producer); Jonathan Pontell (supervising producer); Mike Listo (I); Steve Robin (I) (co-producer); Pamela J. Wisne (co-producer); 20th Century Fox Television "Seinfeld" (1990) - Jerry Seinfeld (executive producer); George Shapiro (executive producer); Howard West (executive producer); Alec Berg (executive producer); Jeff Schaffer (executive producer); Gregg Kavet (co-executive producer); Andy Robin (co-executive producer); Suzy Mamann-Greenberg; Tim Kaiser (I); Andy Ackerman; Spike Feresten (supervising producer); David Mandel (II) (supervising producer); Nancy Sprow (co-ordinating producer); Jennifer Crittenden (co-producer); Steve Koren (co-producer); NBC "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992) - Garry Shandling (executive producer); Brad Grey (executive producer); Adam Resnick (I) (co-executive producer); Richard Day (III) (co-executive producer); Craig Zisk (co-executive producer); Judd Apatow (co-executive producer); Michael J. Fitzsimmons (co-ordinating producer); Alex Gregory (I) (co-producer); Peter Huyck (co-producer); HBO

Outstanding Drama Series


Winner:
	"The Practice" (1997) - David E. Kelley (I) (executive producer); Jeffrey Kramer (I) (co-executive producer); Robert Breech (supervising producer); Ed Redlich; Gary M. Strangis; Alice West (I); Jonathan Pontell; Christina Musrey (co-producer); Pamela J. Wisne (co-producer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Michael Crichton (executive producer); John Wells (III) (executive producer); Lydia Woodward (executive producer); Carol Flint (executive producer); Christopher Chulack (co-executive producer); Walon Green (co-executive producer); Neal Baer; Lance Gentile; Penny Adams (I); Tom Park (I); Wendy Spence (co-producer); Jack Orman (co-producer); David Mills (II) (co-producer); NBC "Law & Order" (1990) - Dick Wolf (I) (executive producer); Edwin Sherin (executive producer); Rene Balcer (executive producer); Kathy McCormick (co-executive producer); Jeffrey M. Hayes; Lewis Gould (I); David Shore (I); Billy Fox (I); Arthur W. Forney (supervising producer); David Black (I) (consulting producer); I.C. Rapoport (co-producer); Richard Sweren (co-producer); William N. Fordes (co-producer); NBC "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Steven Bochco (executive producer); David Milch (executive producer); Mark Tinker (executive producer); Bill Clark (V) (co-executive producer); Paris Barclay; Robert J. Doherty; Steven DePaul (co-ordinating producer); Kevin Arkadie (supervising producer); ABC "The X Files" (1993) - Chris Carter (I) (executive producer); R.W. Goodwin (executive producer); Frank Spotnitz (co-executive producer); Vince Gilligan (supervising producer); Ken Horton (consulting producer); Joseph Patrick Finn; Rob Bowman (I); Kim Manners; Paul Rabwin; Lori Jo Nemhauser (co-producer); John Shiban (co-producer); 20th Century Fox Television

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation


Winner:
	"Spawn" (1997) - Eric Radomski (production designer); HBO - This award was previously announced.

Outstanding Casting for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) - Meg Liberman; Marc Hirschfeld (II); Sharon Klein; Mark Fincannon; Lisa Mae Fincannon; Craig Fincannon; Deborah Brown (I) (casting executive - New York); HBO
Other Nominees:
	Don King: Only in America (1997) (TV) - Robi Reed-Humes; HBO George Wallace (1997) (TV) - Iris Grossman (I); TNT Gia (1998) (TV) - Libby Goldstein; Junie Lowry-Johnson; HBO Merlin (1998/II) (TV) - Lynn Kressel (casting executive - U.S.); Noel Davis (I) (casting executive - U.K.); NBC

Outstanding Children's Program


Winners:
	"Muppets Tonight" (1996) - Brian Henson (executive producer); Dick Blasucci (executive producer); Paul Flaherty (I) (supervising producer); Kirk R. Thatcher (supervising producer); Patric Verrone (producer); Martin G. Baker (producer); Chris Plourde (producer); Bernie Keating (co-producer); Jim Lewis (III) (co-producer); Disney Channel "Nick News with Linda Ellerbee" (1992) - Linda Ellerbee (executive producer); Rolfe Tessem (executive producer); Mark Lyons (II) (senior producer); Anne-Marie Cunniffe; Nickelodeon - For the special edition: "What Are You Staring At?".
Other Nominees:
	"Nick News with Linda Ellerbee" (1992) - Linda Ellerbee (executive producer); Rolfe Tessem (executive producer); Mark Lyons (II) (senior producer); Anne-Marie Cunniffe; Nickelodeon - For the special edition "Divorce: Caught in the Middle". "The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss" (1996) - Brian Henson (executive producer); David Steven Cohen (executive producer); Michael K. Frith (executive producer); Bob Stein (V); Lauren Gray (II); David Gumpel (co-producer); Will Ryan (I) (consulting producer); Lou Berger (I) (supervising producer); Nickelodeon Absent Minded Inventions and the Search for Flubber with Bill Nye the Science Guy (1997) (TV) - James McKenna (IV) (executive producer); Erren Gottlieb (executive producer); Michele Bornheim (supervising producer); Jamie Hammond (I) (coordinating producer); ABC

Outstanding Choreography


Winner:
	"Fame L.A." (1997) - Marguerite Pomerhn Derricks; Peggy Holmes; Syndicated - For the pilot episode.
Other Nominees:
	1997 Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon (1997) (TV) - Anita Mann; Syndicated Cinderella (1997) (TV) - Rob Marshall (I); ABC The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998) (TV) - Daniel Ezralow; ABC

Outstanding Hairstyling for a Series


Winner:
	"Tracey Takes On..." (1996) - Audree Futterman (hairstylist); HBO - For episode "Smoking".
Other Nominees:
	"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997) - Jeri Baker (head hairstylist); Francine Shermaine (hairstylist); Suzan Bagdadi (hairstylist); Susan Carol Schwary (hairstylist); Dugg Kirkpatrick (hairstylist); WB - For episode "Becoming", parts I & II. "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" (1993) - Deborah Holmes Dobson (hairstylist); Virginia Grobeson (hairstylist); Laura Lee Grubich (hairstylist); Christine Lee (I) (hairstylist); Elaina P. Schulman (hairstylist); Jennifer Guerrero (hairstylist); Kelly Kline (I) (hairstylist to Jane Seymour); CBS - For episode "A New Beginning". "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) - Norma Lee (II) (hair designer); Brian A. Tunstall (hairstylist); Rebecca De Morrio (hairstylist); Darlis Chefalo (hairstylist); Gloria Pasqua Casny (hairstylist); Kathrine Gordon (hairstylist); Hazel Catmull (hairstylist); Ruby Ford (hairstylist); Louisa V. Anthony (hairstylist); Barbara Ronci (hairstylist); Suzan Bagdadi (hairstylist); JoAnn Stafford-Chaney (hairstylist); Syndicated - For episode "Far Beyond The Stars". "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) - Jos�e Normand; Charlotte Parker (I); Viviane Normand; Gloria Montemayor; Chris McBee; Mimi Jafari; Ruby Ford; Delree F. Todd; Laura Connolly (I); Hazel Catmull; Diane Pepper; Adele Taylor (I); Barbara Ronci; Lola 'Skip' McNalley; UPN - For episode "The Killing Game", parts I & II.

Outstanding Casting for a Series


Winner:
	"Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993) - Louis DiGiaimo; Pat Moran (II); Brett Goldstein (I); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Ally McBeal" (1997) - Jeanie Bacharach; Sharon Jetton; 20th Century Fox Television "ER" (1994) - John Frank Levey; Barbara Miller (I); NBC "Frasier" (1993) - Jeff Greenberg (I); NBC "Law & Order" (1990) - Suzanne Ryan (I) (casting executive); Lynn Kressel (casting executive); NBC "NYPD Blue" (1993) - Scott Genkinger; Junie Lowry-Johnson; ABC

Outstanding Commercial


Winner:
	TBWA Chiat/ Day (ad agency) - For "Think Different" (Apple Computer)
Other Nominees:
	Coppos Films (production co.); Young & Rubicam (New York) - For "The Elopement" (Pella Windows). Gartner (production co.); Young & Rubicam (New York) - For "Freshman" (AT&T). Lieberman Productions (production co.); Leo Burnett Co. (ad agency) - For "Working Mother" (Hallmark). Propaganda Films (production co.); Ogilvy & Mather (ad agency) - For "Virtual Reality" (American Express).

Outstanding Non-Fiction Series


Winner:
	"The American Experience" (1988) - Judy Crichton (consulting executive producer); Margaret Drain (executive producer); David Grubin (producer/writer); Allyson Luchak (senior producer: Truman); Mark Samels (I) (senior producer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Biography" (1987) - Michael Cascio (executive producer); Susan E. Leventhal (executive producer); Dierdre O'Hearn (producer/writer); CarolAnne Dolan (A&E supervising producer); Diane Ferenczi (A&E coordinating producer); A&E "Discover Magazine" (????) - Suzy Geller-Wolf (executive producer); David McKillop (executive producer); Evan Hadingham (co-executive producer); Nancy Dubuc (series producer); Marc Etkind (senior producer); Dan McCabe (IV) (producer/director); Bob Burns (VIII) (producer/director); Discovery Channel "Inside the Actors Studio" (1994) - James Lipton (executive producer/host/writer); Frances Berwick (executive producer); Michael Kostel; John Servidio; Vienna Steiner; Jeff Wurtz (director); Bravo - For episode "Bravo". "The Human Sexes" (1997) - Sandra Gregory (executive producer); Michael Rosenberg (IV) (executive producer); Clive Bromhall (series producer); Clare Hargreaves; Beverley Parr; Bonni Cohen; John Longley (I); Desmond Morris (I) (host/writer); TLC

Outstanding Voice-Over Performance


Winner:
	"The Simpsons" (1989) - Hank Azaria; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Apu". - This award was previously announced.

Outstanding Made for Television Movie


Winner:
	Don King: Only in America (1997) (TV) - Thomas Carter (II) (executive producer); David Blocker; HBO
Other Nominees:
	12 Angry Men (1997) (TV) - Terence A. Donnelly; Showtime A Bright Shining Lie (1998) (TV) - Lois Bonfiglio (executive producer); Greg Ricketson; HBO Gia (1998) (TV) - Marvin Worth (executive producer); Ilene Kahn (executive producer); David R. Ginsburg (executive producer); James D. Brubaker; HBO What the Deaf Man Heard (1997) (TV) - Richard Welsh (I) (executive producer); Brent Shields (co-executive producer); Tom Luse (supervising producer); CBS

Governor's Award


Awarded to:
	National Geographic Television - National Geographic Television was chosen for its consistent innovation and committment to compelling, quality family programming. A highly visible and respected force in nonfiction entertainment, in their 35-year history they have developed a body of work that consists of nearly 150 hours of specials, more than 700 hours of premiering programs on "National Geographic Explorer" (1985), nearly 20 hours of childrens' programming and more than 70 hours of original educational films. National Geographic Television continues to inform and entertain with a unique editorial voice and stunning visuals that have brought complex environmental issues, little-known cultures and explosive adventure to generations of viewers. "Great Books" (1993) - The Learning Channel - TLC was selected for its ongoing television series, "Great Books", which highlights the relevence of outstanding literature in today's society, and encourages literacy and creative thinking. The series was the idea of John S. Hendricks, founder, chairman and CEO of Discovery Communications, Inc., the parent company of TLC. An advisory panel assembled the The Center for the Book at the Library of Congress assists in selecting titles for the production. The series currently includes 25 titles, each accompanied by teacher's guide book and curriculum kit. TLC's overall mission is to offer people of all ages an enjoyable entertaining way to learn and satisfy their natural curiosity.