Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy Awards are presented to an individual, company or organization for developments in engineering that are either so extensive an improvement on existing methods or so innovative in nature that they materially affect the production, recording, transmission or reception of television, and thereby have elevated the storytelling process.
Attendance at this event is by invitation only.
The Charles F. Jenkins Lifetime Achievement Award honors a living individual whose on-going contributions have significantly affected the state of television technology and engineering.
Mark Schubin
BBC Research & Development
Nine Engineering Emmy awards will be given to the following recipients for exceptional engineering developments:
George Dochev and Peter Thompson for the development of LucidLink
Ian Sampson for the development of Hush Pro
Fraunhofer IIS and intoPIX for the development of JPEG XS
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers [SMPTE], European Broadcasting Union [EBU] and Video Services Forum [VSF] for the development of the SMPTE ST 2110 Suite of Standards
Mark T. Noel, Jesse Noel, Casey D. Noel and J.D. Schwalm for the development of the NACMO series of motion bases
Jayson Dumenigo for the development of Action Factory's Play'n with Fire Hydrogels
Rob Drewett and Andy Nancollis for the development of the AGITO Dolly System
Andy Carluccio, Jonathan Kokotajlo, Eyal Hadida and Brendan Ittelson for the development of Zoom for Broadcast
Boris Yamnitsky, Jason Clement, Mike Escola and Peter McAuley for the development of Boris FX Continuum
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The ceremony will be available for replay at Emmys.com after the event.
Read the announcement of this year's Engineering Emmy Awards recipients.