32nd Sports Emmy Awards

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32nd Sports Emmy Awards
DateMay 2, 2011
Location Frederick P. Rose Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York City
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The 32nd Sports Emmy Awards were presented on May 2, 2011 at the Frederick P. Rose Hall at the Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.

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Awards

Programs

Outstanding Live Sports Special Outstanding Live Sports Series
Outstanding Live Event TurnaroundOutstanding Playoff Coverage
  • Sound FX - Cincinnati Bengals at New York Jets, NFL Network/NFL Films
Outstanding Edited Sports SpecialOutstanding Sports Documentary
  • 24/7 - Penguins-Capitals: Road to the NHL Winter Classic, HBO
    • 24/7 - Mayweather-Mosley, HBO
    • Bill Parcells: Reflections on a Life in Football, NFL Network
    • I Scored a Goal, ABC
    • Red Bull Young Jaws, Fuel/Red Bull Media House
  • Lombardi HBO
  • June 17, 1994, ESPN
    • Magic & Bird: A Courtship of Rivals, HBO
    • Robben Island: A Greater Goal, ESPN2
    • The Two Escobars, ESPN Deportes
Outstanding Edited Sports Series/Anthology Outstanding Studio Show - Weekly
  • Hard Knocks - Training Camp with the New York Jets, HBO
Outstanding Studio Show - Daily Outstanding Sports Journalism
Outstanding Short FeatureOutstanding Long Feature
  • NFL on CBS - Super Bowl XLIV - Wynton Marsalis - '43 Years', CBS
    • E:60 - A League of Her Own, ABC
    • Inside the NFL - The Drew Swank Story, Showtime
    • NFL on CBS - Honoring Flight 93, CBS
    • Outside the Lines - Santa Anita: A Dark History, ESPN
Outstanding Open/TeaseOutstanding New Approaches Sports Event Coverage
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Experience on DIRECTV, DIRECTV
    • CBS NCAA March Madness On Demand IPhone App, CBS Interactive
    • MLB.com At Bat 2010, MLBAM
    • NFL.com Live: 2010 Scouting Combine, NFL.com
    • XXI Olympic Winter Games - Beyond the Broadcast, NBCOlympics.com
Outstanding New Approaches Sports ProgrammingOutstanding New Approaches Sports Programming Short Format
  • The Science of Sports, NBCSports.com
    • 24/7 - Mayweather-Mosley Face Off with max Kellerman, HBO
    • Sunday Night Football Extra, NBCSports.com

Personalities

Outstanding Sports Personality, Studio Host Outstanding Sports Personality, Play-by-Play
Outstanding Sports Personality, Studio Analyst Outstanding Sports Personality, Sports Event Analyst

Technical

Outstanding Technical Team RemoteOutstanding Technical Team Studio
Outstanding Camera WorkOutstanding Editing
  • Hard Knocks - Training Camp with the New York Jets, HBO/NFL Films
    • 2010 FIFA World Cup , ESPN/ABC
    • 24/7 - Jimmie Johnson: Race to Daytona, HBO
    • First Ascent, Travel Channel/Sender Films
    • NFL Films Presents - Shots of the Year, NFL Network/NFL Films
    • XXI Olympic Winter Games - Discovery, NBC
  • 24/7 - Jimmie Johnson: Race to Daytona, HBO
    • 2010 Scripps National Spelling Bee, ABC
    • Hard Knocks - Training Camp with the New York Jets, HBO/NFL Films
    • Inside the NFL - Sounds of the Year, Showtime/NFL Films
    • June 17, 1994, ESPN
The Dick Schaap Outstanding Writing AwardOutstanding Music Composition/Direction/Lyrics
Outstanding Live Event Audio/SoundOutstanding Post Produced Audio/Sound
  • Hard Knocks - Training Camp with the New York Jets, HBO
Outstanding Graphic DesignOutstanding Production Design/Art Direction
George Wensel Outstanding Innovative Technical Achievement AwardOutstanding Sport Promotional Announcement, Institutional
  • US Open Tennis Championships - 3D at US Open Tennis Championships, CBS
    • Ballpark Cam, MLB Network
    • Enhanced Visual Accompaniment, ESPN
    • ESPN3D, ESPN
  • MLB All-Star Game - Sand, FOX/The Mill
    • Is It Monday Yet? - Monday Action, An Exit Away, Stone's Throw, ESPN/Wieden& Kennedy
    • NBC Sports Championship Season, NBC
    • NHL Winter Classic - Classic Rivalry; Classic Spectacle, NBC
    • XXI Olympic Winter Games - One Day; Dream It, Win It; One Dream, NBC
Outstanding Sports Promotional Announcement - Episodic
  • NFL 'It's Good to Have a Ring' - Booth; Airport; Pool Party, FOX/Smuggler
    • ESPN Films - 30 for 30 'What if I Told You...?' - Winning Time, The Two Escobars, Pony Express, ESPN
    • The Open Championship, ESPN/Perception
    • XXI Olympic Winter Games - One Day; Olympic Showdown; Dancing Stars, NBC

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