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Emmy Awards: 2004

Emmy

Date:	12 September (creative arts), 19 September (primetime programming)
Host:	Garry Shandling
Location:	Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA (creative arts, primetime programming)
Notes:	The awards are presented to shows that were originally broadcast 6:00pm to 2:00am between 1 June 2003 and 31 May 2004.

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Practice, The" (1997) - William Shatner; ABC - For playing "Denny Crane"
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Bob Newhart; NBC - For playing "Ben Hollander" "Everwood" (2002) - James Earl Jones; WB - For playing "Will Cleveland" "West Wing, The" (1999) - Matthew Perry (I); NBC - For playing "Joe Quincy" "Without a Trace" (2002) - Martin Landau; CBS - For playing "Frank Malone"

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Practice, The" (1997) - James Spader; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"24" (2001) - Kiefer Sutherland; 20th Century Fox Television "Sopranos, The" (1999) - James Gandolfini; HBO "West Wing, The" (1999) - Martin Sheen; NBC "Without a Trace" (2002) - Anthony LaPaglia; CBS

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Al Pacino; HBO
Other Nominees:
	And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003) (TV) - Antonio Banderas (I); HBO Reagans, The (2003) (TV) - James Brolin; Showtime Something the Lord Made (2004) (TV) - Mos Def; HBO Something the Lord Made (2004) (TV) - Alan Rickman; HBO

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Monk" (2002) - John Turturro; USA - For playing "Ambrose Monk" - For episode "Mr. Monk and the Three Pies".
Other Nominees:
	"Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Fred Willard; CBS - For playing "Hank" "Frasier" (1993) - Anthony LaPaglia; NBC - For playing "Simon Moon" "Friends" (1994) - Danny DeVito; NBC - For playing "Roy" "Will & Grace" (1998) - John Cleese; NBC - For playing "Lyle Finster"

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Kelsey Grammer; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"8 Simple Rules... for Dating My Teenage Daughter" (2002) - John Ritter; ABC - Posthumously. "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (2000) - Larry David (I); HBO "Friends" (1994) - Matt LeBlanc; NBC "Monk" (2002) - Tony Shalhoub; USA

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"West Wing, The" (1999) - Allison Janney; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Alias" (2001) - Jennifer Garner (I); ABC "Joan of Arcadia" (2003) - Amber Tamblyn; CBS "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) - Mariska Hargitay; NBC "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Edie Falco; HBO

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Practice, The" (1997) - Sharon Stone (I); ABC - For playing "Sheila Carlisle"
Other Nominees:
	"Joan of Arcadia" (2003) - Louise Fletcher; CBS - For playing "Miss Eva Garrison" "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) - Marlee Matlin; NBC - For playing "Dr. Amy Solwey" "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999) - Mare Winningham; NBC - For playing "Sandra Blaine" "Practice, The" (1997) - Betty White (I); ABC - For playing "Catherine Piper"

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Meryl Streep; HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Emma Thompson (I); HBO Lion in Winter, The (2003) (TV) - Glenn Close; Showtime Prime Suspect 6: The Last Witness (2003) (TV) - Helen Mirren; PBS Reagans, The (2003) (TV) - Judy Davis (I); Showtime

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Laura Linney; NBC - For playing "Charlotte"
Other Nominees:
	"Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Georgia Engel; CBS - For playing "Pat" "Friends" (1994) - Christina Applegate; NBC - For playing "Amy" "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Cloris Leachman; 20th Century Fox Television - For playing "Ida" "Will & Grace" (1998) - Eileen Brennan (I); NBC - For playing "Zandra"

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Sex and the City" (1998) - Sarah Jessica Parker; HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Patricia Heaton; CBS "Friends" (1994) - Jennifer Aniston; NBC "Life with Bonnie" (2002) - Bonnie Hunt; ABC "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) - Jane Kaczmarek; 20th Century Fox Television

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Sopranos, The" (1999) - Michael Imperioli; HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Alias" (2001) - Victor Garber; ABC "Deadwood" (2004) - Brad Dourif; HBO "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Steve Buscemi; HBO "West Wing, The" (1999) - John Spencer (I); NBC

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Jeffrey Wright (I); HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Justin Kirk; HBO "Angels in America" (2003) - Ben Shenkman (II); HBO "Angels in America" (2003) - Patrick Wilson (I); HBO Stealing Sinatra (2003) - William H. Macy; Showtime

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - David Hyde Pierce; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Arrested Development" (2003) - Jeffrey Tambor; 20th Century Fox Television "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Peter Boyle (I); CBS "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Brad Garrett (I); CBS "Will & Grace" (1998) - Sean Hayes (I); NBC

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Sex and the City" (1998) - Cynthia Nixon; HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Doris Roberts; CBS "Sex and the City" (1998) - Kim Cattrall; HBO "Sex and the City" (1998) - Kristin Davis (I); HBO "Will & Grace" (1998) - Megan Mullally; NBC

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Sopranos, The" (1999) - Drea de Matteo; HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Deadwood" (2004) - Robin Weigert; HBO "Judging Amy" (1999) - Tyne Daly; CBS "West Wing, The" (1999) - Stockard Channing; NBC "West Wing, The" (1999) - Janel Moloney; NBC

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Mary-Louise Parker; HBO
Other Nominees:
	Blackwater Lightship, The (2004) (TV) - Angela Lansbury; CBS Eloise at Christmastime (2003) (TV) - Julie Andrews (I); ABC Gracie's Choice (2004) (TV) - Anne Heche; Lifetime Television Iron Jawed Angels (2004) (TV) - Anjelica Huston; HBO

Outstanding Directing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Program


Winner:
	76th Annual Academy Awards, The (2004) (TV) - Louis J. Horvitz (directed by); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Chappelle's Show" (2003) - Neal Brennan (director); Andre Allen (II) (director); Scott Vincent (I) (director); Comedy Central - For show #204. "Daily Show, The" (1996) - Chuck O'Neil (II) (director); Comedy Central - For show #8086. "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Jerry Foley (director); CBS - For show #2170. Bill Maher: Victory Begins at Home (2003) (TV) - John Moffitt (I) (director); HBO Elaine Stritch: At Liberty (2002) (TV) - Andy Picheta (director); Nick Doob (I) (director); Chris Hegedus (director); D.A. Pennebaker (director); HBO

Outstanding Directing for Nonfiction Programming


Winner:
	Jockey (2004) - Kate Davis (I) (director); HBO
Other Nominees:
	"American Experience, The" (1988) {Tupperware! (#16.6)} - Laurie Kahn-Leavitt (director); PBS - (Shown within "American Experience, The" (1988).) "American Masters" (1983) {Judy Garland: By Myself} - Susan Lacy (director); PBS "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" (2003) - Becky Smith (I) (director); BRAVO - For episode "Richard Miller". Born Rich (2003) - Jamie Johnson (IV) (director); HBO

Outstanding Music Direction


Winner:
	"Great Performances" (1972) - Harry Connick Jr. (music arranged and orchestrated by); PBS - For episode "Harry Connick, Jr.: 'Only You' In Concert".
Other Nominees:
	76th Annual Academy Awards, The (2004) (TV) - Marc Shaiman (music director); Harold Wheeler (music director); ABC Christmas in Washington (2003) (TV) - Ian Fraser (I) (music director); TNT Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts, The (2003) (TV) - Elliot Lawrence (I) (music director); CBS

Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video for a Series


Winner:
	"Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Steven Cimino (technical director); Johnny Pinto (II) (camera); Richard B. Fox (camera); Brian Phraner (camera); Michael Bennett (IX) (camera); Eric Eisenstein (camera); Susan Noll (camera); Frank Grisanti (senior video control); NBC - For episode with host and musical guest Jackson, Janet.
Other Nominees:
	"American Idol: The Search for a Superstar" (2002) - John Pritchett (III) (technical director); Dave Eastwood (camera); John Repczynski (camera); Thomas Geren (camera); Diane Biederbeck (camera); Suzanne Ebner (camera); George Prince III (camera); Edwin Horton (camera); Danny Bonilla (camera); Bob Highton (camera); Danny Webb (III) (camera); Wade Samul (camera); Mark Sanford (I) (video control); 20th Century Fox Television - For show #318. "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (1993) - Gregory Aull (technical director); Rich Carter (I) (camera); Ken Decker (II) (camera); Kurt Decker (camera); Eugene Huelsman (camera); Wojciech Kozlowski (camera); Chris Matott (camera); James Palczewski (camera); Brian Tyson (camera); Carl Henry III (senior video control); Keith Winikoff (senior video control); NBC - For show #1855. "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Timothy Kennedy (II) (technical director); Al Cialino (camera); Dave Dorsett (camera); Karin-Lucie Grzella (camera); Jack Young (VII) (camera); John Hannel (camera); John Curtin (II) (camera); George Rothweiler (camera); Dan Flaherty (I) (camera); Fred Shimizu (camera); Steve Kaufman (camera); Joe De Bonis (camera); Kevin Bailey (II) (camera); Claus Stuhlweissenburg (camera); Dean Meierfeld (camera); Bill White (XI) (senior video control); Daniel L. Campbell (video control); CBS - For episode #2048. "Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The" (1992) - Michael Stramisky (technical director); Les Atkinson (camera); David N. Banks (camera); Kevin Fraser (IV) (camera); Jack Gagne (camera); Thomas Geren (camera); Hank Geving (camera); Rob Palmer (I) (camera); Kurt Tonnessen (camera); William Gardhouse (video control); NBC - For episode #2625.

Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Arrested Development" (2003) - Joe Russo (II) (director); Anthony Russo (II) (director); 20th Century Fox Television - For the pilot episode.
Other Nominees:
	"Curb Your Enthusiasm" (2000) - Larry Charles (director); HBO - For episode "The Survivor". "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (2000) - Bryan Gordon (director); HBO - For episode "The 5 Wood". "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (2000) - Robert B. Weide (director); HBO - For episode "The Car Pool Lane". "Sex and the City" (1998) - Timothy Van Patten (director); HBO - For episode "An American Girl In Paris", part deux".

Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Deadwood" (2004) - Walter Hill (I) (director); HBO - For episode "Deadwood" (pilot).
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Christopher Chulack (director); NBC - For episode "The Lost". "Nip/Tuck" (2003) - Ryan Murphy (I) (director); FX - For the pilot episode. "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Allen Coulter (I) (director); HBO - For episode "Irregular Around The Margins". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Timothy Van Patten (director); HBO - For episode "Long Term Parking".

Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	Sting: Inside - The Songs of Sacred Love (2003) (TV) - Kenneth R. Shapiro (technical director); Hector Ramirez (I) (camera); Danny Webb (III) (camera); Bruce Green (III) (camera); Mark Johnson (X) (camera); Marc Greenfield (I) (camera); Greg Poschman (camera); David Plakos (camera); Mark Sanford (I) (senior video control); A&E
Other Nominees:
	76th Annual Academy Awards, The (2004) (TV) - John B. Field (technical director); Rick Edwards (IV) (technical director); Allan Wells (I) (technical director); Theodore Ashton (camera); Rob Balton (camera); Mike Breece (camera); John Burdick (camera); Rocky Danielson (camera); Dave Eastwood (camera); Thomas Geren (camera); Hank Geving (camera); Marc Hunter (II) (camera); Charlie Huntley (camera); David Levisohn (camera); Jay Millard (camera); Lyn Noland (camera); Rob Palmer (I) (camera); Bill Philbin (I) (camera); David Plakos (camera); Hector Ramirez (I) (camera); Brian Reason (camera); Mark Whitman (camera); Jean Mason (II) (video control); Mark Sanford (I) (video control); Keith Winikoff (video control); ABC Late Night with Conan O'Brien: 10th Anniversary Special (2003) (TV) - Gregory Aull (technical director); Rob Balton (camera); Rich Carter (I) (camera); Ken Decker (II) (camera); Kurt Decker (camera); Bob DelRusso (camera); Eugene Huelsman (camera); Chris Matott (camera); John Meiklejohn (camera); James Palczewski (camera); Johnny Pinto (II) (camera); Carl Henry III (senior video control); Keith Winikoff (senior video control); NBC Paul McCartney in Red Square (2003) (TV) - Kevin Smith (XXIV) (technical director); Mike Sienkiewicz (camera); Redo Jackson (camera); Dusty Cardaropoli (camera); Dane Mustola (camera); Jim Johnston (V) (camera); Josh Worley (I) (senior video control); A&E Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (2004) (TV) - Kent Green (technical director); Dave Eastwood (camera); Charlie Huntley (camera); Jay Kulick (camera); John Meiklejohn (camera); Lyn Noland (camera); Bill Philbin (I) (camera); Mark Whitman (camera); Matt Dimakos (camera); Christian Hoagland (II) (camera); Mike Stodden (camera); Bob Richman (camera); Chuck Reilly (I) (video control); Taylor Dees (video control); VH-1

Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Dramatic Special


Winner:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Mike Nichols (I) (director); HBO
Other Nominees:
	Ike: Countdown to D-Day (2004) (TV) - Robert Harmon (I) (director); A&E Lion in Winter, The (2003) (TV) - Andrei Konchalovsky (directed by); Showtime Prime Suspect 6: The Last Witness (2003) (TV) - Tom Hooper (II) (director); PBS Something the Lord Made (2004) (TV) - Joseph Sargent (director); HBO

Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic, Multi-Camera) for a VMC Programming


Winner:
	46th Annual Grammy Awards, The (2004) (TV) - Robert A. Dickinson (lighting designer); Robert T. Barnhart (lighting director); Andy O'Reilly (lighting director); Matt Firestone (lighting director); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"American Idol: The Search for a Superstar" (2002) - Kieran Healy (lighting designer); Matt Firestone (lighting director); George Harvey (II) (lighting director); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Finale". "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Steven Brill (IV) (lighting designer); Tim Stephenson (II) (lighting director); CBS - For show #2117. 76th Annual Academy Awards, The (2004) (TV) - Robert A. Dickinson (lighting designer); Robert T. Barnhart (lighting director); Andy O'Reilly (lighting director); ABC Paul McCartney in Red Square (2003) (TV) - Craig Braden (director of photography); Roy Bennett (III) (lighting designer); Wally Lees (lighting director); A&E Sting: Inside - The Songs of Sacred Love (2003) (TV) - David Rudd (I) (director of photography); Stan Crocker (lighting director); A&E

Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Program


Winner:
	"Daily Show, The" (1996) - David Javerbaum (head writer); Rich Blomquist (writer); Steve Bodow (writer); Tim Carvell (writer); Stephen Colbert (writer); Eric Drysdale (writer); J.R. Havlan (writer); Scott Jacobson (II) (writer); Ben Karlin (writer); Rob Kutner (writer); Chris Regan (II) (writer); Jason Reich (writer); Jason Ross (V) (writer); Jon Stewart (writer); Comedy Central
Other Nominees:
	"Chappelle's Show" (2003) - Dave Chappelle (writer); Neal Brennan (writer); Comedy Central "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (1993) - Mike Sweeney (II) (head writer); Chris Albers (writer); Jos� Arroyo (II) (writer); Michael Gordon (VII) (writer); Brian Kiley (writer); Brian McCann (I) (writer); Conan O'Brien (writer); Brian Stack (writer); Andy Blitz (writer); Michael Koman (writer); Guy Nicolucci (writer); Andrew Weinberg (writer); Kevin Dorff (writer); Allison Silverman (writer); Demetri Martin (writer); Daniel J. Goor (writer); NBC "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) - Eric Stangel (head writer); Justin Stangel (head writer); Gerard Mulligan (writer); Jim Mulholland (writer); Michael Barrie (I) (writer); Steve Young (II) (writer); Tom Ruprecht (writer); Bill Scheft (writer); Lee H. Ellenberg (writer); Jonathan Green (II) (writer); Gabe Miller (I) (writer); Matt Roberts (VI) (writer); Jeremy Weiner (writer); Joe Grossman (II) (writer); David Letterman (writer); CBS Chris Rock: Never Scared (2004) (TV) - Chris Rock (I) (writer); HBO

Outstanding Writing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Dramatic Special


Winner:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Tony Kushner (writer); HBO
Other Nominees:
	And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003) (TV) - Larry Gelbart (writer); HBO Iron Jawed Angels (2004) (TV) - Sally Robinson (I) (writer); Eugenia Bostwick-Singer (writer); Raymond Singer (I) (writer); Jennifer Friedes (writer); HBO Reagans, The (2003) (TV) - Jane Marchwood (writer); Thomas Rickman (writer); Elizabeth Egloff (writer); Showtime Something the Lord Made (2004) (TV) - Peter Silverman (I) (writer); Robert Caswell (writer); HBO

Outstanding Writing for Nonfiction Programming


Winner:
	"American Masters" (1983) {Judy Garland: By Myself} - Susan Lacy (writer); Stephen Stept (writer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Medieval Lives" (2004) - Terry Jones (I) (written by); History Channel - For episode "The Peasant". "Pandemic: Facing AIDS" (2003) - Mark Bailey (VII) (writer); HBO - For episode "Uganda/Thailand". "Penn & Teller: Bullshit!" (2003) - Penn Jillette (written by); Teller (written by); Emma Webster (written by); Star Price (written by); Michael Goudeau (special material written by); Showtime - For episode "War On Drugs". Fred Rogers: America's Favorite Neighbor (2004) (TV) - Rick Sebak (writer); PBS JFK: A Presidency Revealed (2003) (TV) - David C. Taylor (I) (written by); History Channel

Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Arrested Development" (2003) - Mitchell Hurwitz (writer); 20th Century Fox Television - For the pilot episode.
Other Nominees:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Christopher Lloyd (II) (writer); Joe Keenan (II) (writer); NBC - For episode "Goodnight, Seattle". "Scrubs" (2001) - Garrett Donovan (writer); Neil Goldman (writer); NBC - For episode "My Screwup". "Sex and the City" (1998) - Michael Patrick King (writer); HBO - For episode "An American Girl In Paris", part deux. "Sex and the City" (1998) - Julie Rottenberg (writer); Elisa Zuritsky (writer); HBO - For episode "The Ick Factor".

Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Sopranos, The" (1999) - Terence Winter (writer); HBO - For episode "Long Term Parking".
Other Nominees:
	"Deadwood" (2004) - David Milch (writer); HBO - For episode "Deadwood" (pilot). "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Michael Caleo (writer); HBO - For episode "Where's Johnny?". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Robin Green (III) (writer); Mitchell Burgess (writer); HBO - For episode "Irregular Around The Margins". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Matthew Weiner (writer); Terence Winter (writer); HBO - For episode "Unidentified Black Males".

Outstanding Cinematography for a Miniseries or Movie


Winner:
	Something the Lord Made (2004) (TV) - Donald M. Morgan (director of photography); HBO
Other Nominees:
	"American Family" (2002) - Reynaldo Villalobos (director of photography); PBS - For episode "Journey of Dreams: Chapter 1: The Wedding". "Angels in America" (2003) - Stephen Goldblatt (I) (director of photography); HBO - For part II. ("Perestroika"). And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003) (TV) - Peter James (II) (director of photography); HBO Iron Jawed Angels (2004) (TV) - Robbie Greenberg (director of photography); HBO

Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series


Winner:
	"Carnivàle" (2003) - Jeff Jur (director of photography); HBO - For episode "Pick A Number".
Other Nominees:
	"Alias" (2001) - Donald E. Thorin Jr. (director of photography); ABC - For episode "Concious". "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) - Frank Byers (director of photography); CBS - For episode "XX". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Phil Abraham (director of photography); HBO - For episode "Irregular Around The Margins". "West Wing, The" (1999) - Thomas Del Ruth (director of photography); NBC - For episode "7A WF 83429".

Outstanding Cinematography for a Multi-Camera Series


Winner:
	"8 Simple Rules... for Dating My Teenage Daughter" (2002) - Bruce L. Finn (director of photography); ABC - For episode "Goodbye".
Other Nominees:
	"Friends" (1994) - Nick McLean (I) (director of photography); NBC - For episode "The One With Phoebe's Wedding". "George Lopez" (2002) - Peter Smokler (director of photography); ABC - For episode "Bringing Home The Bacon". "Two and a Half Men" (2003) - Steven V. Silver (director of photography); CBS - For episode "Camel Filters And Pheremones". "Will & Grace" (1998) - Tony Askins (director of photography); NBC - For episode "Ice Cream Ball".

Outstanding Cinematography for Nonfiction Programming (Single or Multi-Camera)


Winner:
	Soul of a Man, The (2003) - Lisa Rinzler (director of photography); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Amazing Race, The" (2001) - Peter Wery (lead camera); CBS - For episode "I Could Never Have Been Prepared For What I'm Looking At Right Now". "Apprentice, The" (2004) - Matt Sohn (director of photography); Mark Hryma (director of aerial photography); Erica Shusha (camera); Michael Dean (III) (camera); German Abarca Jr. (camera); Russell Fill (camera); Jim Harrington (V) (camera); Peter Wery (camera); Jeff Watt (camera); Mande Whitaker (camera); Joshua Mayes (camera); Jorge Alves Jr. (camera); Vince Monteleone (camera); Mark 'Ninja' Lynch (camera); David Charles Sullivan (camera); Tony Croll (camera); Rodney Chauvin (camera); Kary D'Alessandro (camera); Tom Magill (camera); David Park (I) (lighting director); NBC - For episode "Wheeling & Dealing". "Survivor" (2000) - Mark 'Ninja' Lynch (director of photography); Michael Murray (X) (director of photography); Mark Hryma (director of aerial photography); Derek Lovie (director of aerial photography); David Parkinson (I) (lighting director); Michael Applebaum (I) (camera); Jim Harrington (V) (camera); Alan Pierce (I) (camera); Peter Pilafian (camera); George Waterman (I) (camera); Michael Yelseth (camera); Derek Carver (camera); Vince Monteleone (camera); Jeff Watt (camera); Peter Wery (camera); Kevin Garrison (camera); Bennie Cronje (camera); John Tattersall (camera); Russell Fill (camera); Paul Moss (III) (camera); David Chapiro (camera); Paulo Castillo (camera); Justin Evans (I) (low light camera operator); CBS - For episode "Beg, Barter And Steal". Jockey (2004) - Kate Davis (I) (cinematographer); HBO

Outstanding Art Direction for a Multi-Camera Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Roy Christopher (production designer); Amy Skjonsby-Winslow (art director); Ron Olsen (I) (set decorator); NBC - For episode "Freudian Sleep/Caught In The Act".
Other Nominees:
	"Arrested Development" (2003) - Denny Dugally (production designer); Charisse Cardenas (art director); Ellen Brill (set decorator); 20th Century Fox Television - For the pilot episode. "Two and a Half Men" (2003) - John Shaffner (production designer/art director); Ann Shea (I) (set decorator); CBS - For episode "Alan Harper, Frontier Chiropractor". "Whoopi" (2003) - Garvin Eddy (production designer); Ellen Waggett (art director); Donna Hamilton (II) (set decorator); NBC - For episode "Sticky Fingers". "Will & Grace" (1998) - Glenda Rovello (production designer); Melinda Ritz (set decorator); NBC - For episode "I Do, Oh, No, You Di-in't".

Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series


Winner:
	"Carnivàle" (2003) - Bernt Amadeus Capra (production designer); Jeremy Cassells (art director); Leslie McCarthy-Frankenheimer (set decorator); Dan Bishop (re-shoot production designer); Roger L. King (re-shoot art director); Gary Kosko (re-shoot art director); Sara Andrews (re-shoot set decorator); HBO - For episode "Milfay" (pilot).
Other Nominees:
	"Alias" (2001) - Scott Chambliss (production designer); Cece Destefano (art director); Karen Manthey (set decorator); ABC - For episode "Taken". "Deadwood" (2004) - Maria Rebman Caso (production designer); James J. Murakami (art director); John F. Brown (set decorator); HBO - For episode "Deep Water/The Trial Of Jack McCall/Bullock Returns To The Camp". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Bob Shaw (I) (production designer); Scott P. Murphy (art director); Janet Shaw (II) (set decorator); HBO - For episode "In Camelot/Cold Cuts/The Test Dream". "West Wing, The" (1999) - Ken Hardy (production designer); Ellen Totleben (set decorator); NBC - For episode "Gaza".

Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Stuart Wurtzel (production designer); John Kasarda (art director); George DeTitta Jr. (set decorator); HBO - For part I and II ("Millennium Approaches", "Perestroika").
Other Nominees:
	And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003) (TV) - Herbert Pinter (production designer); Bernardo Trujillo (art director); Jay Aroesty (set decorator); HBO Hornblower: Duty (2003) (TV) - Rob Harris (III) (production designer); Peter Wenham (art director); Paul Cross (II) (art director); Stephen Campbell (II) (art director); Tina Jones (I) (set decorator); A&E - Also for Hornblower: Loyalty (2003) (TV). Ike: Countdown to D-Day (2004) (TV) - Ralph Davies (production designer); Nick Bassett (art director); Andy McLaren (art director); Jill Cormack (set decorator); A&E Lion in Winter, The (2003) (TV) - Roger Hall (I) (production designer); J�nos Szabolcs (art director); Istv�n T�th (I) (set decorator); Showtime

Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program


Nominees:
	"Mad TV" (1995) - John Sabato (production designer); D. Martyn Bookwalter (art decorator); Daryn-Reid Goodall (set decorator); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "MADtv's 200th Episode". "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" (2003) {A Very Queer Eye Holiday: Holiday Special (#1.16)} - Thom Filicia (production designer); John Paino (production designer); Aleta Shaffer (art director); Valerie Nolan (set decorator); BRAVO "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Eugene Lee (II) (production designer); Akira Yoshimura (II) (production designer); Keith Raywood (production designer); Joe DeTullio (art director); NBC - For episode with host Elijah Wood. 46th Annual Grammy Awards, The (2004) (TV) - Steve Bass (I) (production designer); Brian J. Stonestreet (production designer); Tamlyn Wright (art director); CBS 76th Annual Academy Awards, The (2004) (TV) - Roy Christopher (production designer); Steve Olson (II) (art director); ABC

Outstanding Costumes for a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	Smucker's Stars on Ice 2004 (2004) (TV) - Jef Billings (costume designer); Regina Winters (costume supervisor); A&E

Outstanding Costumes for a Series


Winner:
	"Carnivàle" (2003) - Ruth Myers (costume designer); Linda Henrikson (costume supervisor); Terry Dresbach (re-shoot costume designer); Niklas J. Palm (re-shoot assistant costume designer); Lucinda Campbell (re-shoot costume supervisor); HBO - For episode "Milfay" (pilot).
Other Nominees:
	"Deadwood" (2004) - Katherine Jane Bryant (costume designer); Beth Morgan (I) (assistant costume designer); Le Dawson (costume supervisor); HBO - For episode "Mr. Wu". "Sex and the City" (1998) - Patricia Field (costume designer); Molly Rogers (I) (costume designer); Patricia Trujillo (II) (assistant costume designer); Wendy Stephanelli (assistant costume designer); Mark Agnes (costume supervisor); Mei Lai Hippisley Coxe (costume supervisor); HBO - For episode "An American Girl In Paris", part deux. "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Juliet Polcsa (costume designer); Lorraine Calvert (assistant costume designer); Lauren Press (assistant costume designer); Barbara Hause (costume supervisor); Elizabeth Feldbauer (costume supervisor); HBO - For episode "Rat Pack". "That '70s Show" (1998) - Melina Root (costume designer); Johnny Foam (costume supervisor); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Do You Think It's Alright?".

Outstanding Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special


Winner:
	Lion in Winter, The (2003) (TV) - Consolata Boyle (costume designer); Magdalen Rubalcava (assistant costume designer); Rhona McGuirke (costume supervisor); Showtime
Other Nominees:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Ann Roth (I) (costume designer); Michelle Matland (assistant costume designer); Donna Maloney (I) (costume supervisor); HBO - For part II ("Perestroika"). And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003) (TV) - Eduardo Castro (I) (costume designer); B�rbara Gonz�lez Monsreal (assistant costume designer); Michael R. Chapman (costume supervisor); HBO Hornblower: Loyalty (2003) (TV) - John Mollo (costume designer); Barbara Rutter (costume supervisor); A&E - For part I. Iron Jawed Angels (2004) (TV) - Caroline Harris (III) (costume designer); Eric Van Wagoner (costume supervisor); Carl Curnutte III (costume supervisor); HBO

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Variety or Music Series or Special


Winner:
	Sting: Inside - The Songs of Sacred Love (2003) (TV) - Nathaniel Kunkel (sound mixer); Simon Osborne (sound mixer); Don Worsham (production mixer); A&E
Other Nominees:
	"Great Performances" (1972) - Gregg Rubin (I) (music mixer); Fran�ois Lamoureux (music mixer); PBS - For episode "Harry Connick, Jr.: 'Only You' In Concert". "Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The" (1992) - Patrick Lucatorto (audio mixer); Richard Dillon (II) (monitor mixer); Patrick Smith (VI) (house band mixer); Phillip Gephardt (sound mixer); Ken Gomez (location mixer); NBC - For episode "Live New Year's Eve Show". 76th Annual Academy Awards, The (2004) (TV) - Ed Greene (I) (audio mixer); Thomas Vicari (orchestra mixer); Robert Douglass (audio mixer); Patrick Baltzell (house pa mixer); Brian Riordan (re-recording mixer); ABC Paul McCartney in Red Square (2003) (TV) - Michael Brauer (sound mixer); Matt Foglia (sound mixer); A&E

Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing for a Series


Winner:
	"24" (2001) - Mike Olman (re-recording mixer); Ken Kobett (re-recording mixer); William Gocke (production sound mixer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "5:00 PM - 6:00 PM".
Other Nominees:
	"Alias" (2001) - Robert Appere (re-recording mixer); Ed Carr (I) (re-recording mixer); Douglas Axtell (I) (production sound mixer); ABC - For episode "Hourglass". "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) - Yuri Reese (re-recording mixer); William Smith (V) (re-recording mixer); Michael Fowler (II) (production sound mixer); CBS - For episode "Grissom vs. The Volcano". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Kevin Patrick Burns (re-recording mixer); Todd Orr (re-recording mixer); Mathew Price (production sound mixer); HBO - For episode "Irregular Around The Margins". "West Wing, The" (1999) - Gary D. Rogers (re-recording mixer); Dan Hiland (re-recording mixer); Patrick Hanson (production sound mixer); NBC - For episode "Gaza".

Outstanding Sound Mixing for Nonfiction Programming (Single or Multi-Camera)


Winner:
	"Dinosaur Planet" (2003) - Mike Olman (re-recording mixer); Ken Kobett (re-recording mixer); Discovery Channel - For episodes "Alpha's Egg" and "Pod's Travel".
Other Nominees:
	"Amazing Race, The" (2001) - Troy Smith (IV) (re-recording mixer); CBS - For episode "I Could Never Have Been Prepared For What I'm Looking At Right Now". "American Masters" (1983) {Judy Garland: By Myself} - Eddie Campbell (III) (sound mixer); PBS "Survivor" (2000) - Terrance Dwyer (re-recording mixer); Jeremy Ireland (production sound mixer); Heron Alencar (sound mixer); Roger Arguello (sound mixer); Rick Armstrong (sound mixer); Jerry Masanky Chabane (sound mixer); Christina Chin (sound mixer); Dan Foster (VI) (sound mixer); Richard Hill (IX) (sound mixer); Matthias Hoffman (sound mixer); Tony Jensen (II) (sound mixer); Chris Kelly (XIX) (sound mixer); Drew Levinson (I) (sound mixer); Terry Meehan (sound mixer); Robert MacKay (II) (sound mixer); Mike Ormsby (sound mixer); Rob Rosales (sound mixer); Bram Tulloch (sound mixer); Jim Ursulak (sound mixer); CBS - For episode "They're Back". Failure Is Not an Option (2003) (TV) - Greg McCleary (re-recording mixer); History Channel

Outstanding Multi-Camera Sound Mixing for a Series or Special


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Thomas J. Huth (re-recording mixer); Andre Caporaso (re-recording mixer); Robert Douglass (re-recording mixer); Dana Mark McClure (production sound mixer); NBC - For episode "The Doctor Is Out".
Other Nominees:
	"Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Kathy Oldham (re-recording mixer); John Bickelhaupt (re-recording mixer); Brentley Walton (production sound mixer); CBS - For episode "The Model". "Friends" (1994) - Charlie McDaniel (re-recording mixer); John Bickelhaupt (re-recording mixer); Dana Mark McClure (production sound mixer); NBC - For episode "The Last One", parts 1 & 2. "Will & Grace" (1998) - Kathy Oldham (re-recording mixer); Craig Porter (I) (re-recording mixer); Peter Damski (production sound mixer); NBC - For episode "Courting Disaster".

Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing for a Miniseries or a Movie


Winner:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - Lee Dichter (re-recording mixer); Ron Bochar (re-recording mixer); James Sabat (production sound mixer); HBO - For part II ("Perestroika").
Other Nominees:
	"Traffic" (2004) - Kevin Patrick Burns (re-recording mixer); Marc Fishman (I) (re-recording mixer); Tony Lamberti (re-recording mixer); Eric Batut (production sound mixer); USA - For part I. Hornblower: Loyalty (2003) (TV) - Colin Martin (II) (re-recording mixer); Rudi Buckle (production sound mixer); A&E - For part I. Ike: Countdown to D-Day (2004) (TV) - Wayne Heitman (re-recording mixer); Alan Decker (III) (re-recording mixer); Tim Philben (re-recording mixer); Tony Johnson (II) (production sound mixer); A&E Something the Lord Made (2004) (TV) - Rick Ash (I) (re-recording mixer); Adam Jenkins (I) (re-recording mixer); Bruce Litecky (production sound mixer); HBO

Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"24" (2001) - Chris G. Willingham (editor); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "10:00 AM - 11:00 AM".
Other Nominees:
	"ER" (1994) - Kevin Casey (III) (editor); NBC - For episode "Freefall". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Conrad M. Gonzalez (editor); HBO - For episode "Irregular Around The Margins". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - William B. Stich (editor); HBO - For episode "Long Term Parking". "Sopranos, The" (1999) - Sidney Wolinsky (editor); HBO - For episode "All Happy Families".

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


Winner:
	Something the Lord Made (2004) (TV) - Michael Brown (I) (editor); HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Angels in America" (2003) - John Bloom (II) (editor); Antonia Van Drimmelen (editor); HBO - For part I (Millenium Approaches). 44 Minutes: The North Hollywood Shoot-Out (2003) (TV) - William B. Stich (editor); FX And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003) (TV) - Mark Warner (I) (editor); Edward Warschilka (editor); HBO Battlestar Galactica (2003) (TV) - Dany Cooper (editor); SCI FI - For night 1. Ike: Countdown to D-Day (2004) (TV) - Chris Peppe (editor); A&E

Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Series


Winner:
	"Frasier" (1993) - Ron Volk (editor); NBC - For episode "Goodnight, Seattle".
Other Nominees:
	"Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) - Patricia Barnett (II) (editor); CBS - For episode "Golf For It". "Friends" (1994) - Stephen Prime (II) (editor); NBC - For episode "The Last One". "That '70s Show" (1998) - David Helfand (editor); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Sparks". "Will & Grace" (1998) - Peter Chakos (editor); NBC - For episode "Last Ex To Brooklyn".

Outstanding Picture Editing for Nonfiction Programming (Single or Multi-Camera)


Winner:
	"American Masters" (1983) {Judy Garland: By Myself} - Kristen Huntley