43rd News and Documentary Emmy Awards

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43rd News and Documentary Emmy Awards
Date
  • September 28, 2022 (News Categories)
  • September 29, 2022 (Documentary Categories)
Location Palladium Times Square, New York City
Presented by National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Most awards Frontline (4)
Most nominations VICE News Tonight and HBO Documentary Films (19)
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The 43rd News and Documentary Emmy Awards was presented by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), to honor the best in American news and documentary programming in 2021. The winners were announced on two ceremonies held at Palladium Times Square in New York City and live-streamed at Watch.TheEmmys.TV and other associated apps. The winners for the news categories were announced on September 28, 2022, while the ones for the documentary categories were revealed on September 29, 2022. [1] [2]

Contents

The nominees were announced on July 28, 2022, with Vice's news program VICE News Tonight and HBO's film unit HBO Documentary Films leading with 19 nominations each, while ABC was the most nominated network with 39. [3] PBS NewsHour's anchor and managing editor Judy Woodruff and filmmaker and biologist Sir David Attenborough received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the news and documentary ceremonies, respectively. [4]

Winners and nominees

The nominees were announced on July 28, 2022. [5] The winners are listed first and in bold. [6] [7]

Lifetime Achievement Award

News Programming

Outstanding Live News ProgramOutstanding Recorded News Program
Outstanding Live Breaking News CoverageOutstanding Edited Breaking News Coverage
Outstanding Continuing News Coverage: Short FormOutstanding Continuing News Coverage: Long Form
Outstanding Soft Feature Story: Short FormOutstanding Soft Feature Story: Long Form
Outstanding Hard News Feature Story: Short FormOutstanding Hard News Feature Story: Long Form
Outstanding Investigative News Coverage: Short FormOutstanding Investigative News Coverage: Long Form
Outstanding Live News SpecialOutstanding Recorded News Special
Outstanding News Discussion & AnalysisOutstanding News Analysis: Editorial and Opinion
Outstanding Live InterviewOutstanding Edited Interview
Outstanding Science, Technology or Environmental CoverageOutstanding Health or Medical Coverage
Outstanding Arts, Culture or Entertainment CoverageOutstanding Business, Consumer or Economic Coverage
Outstanding Crime and Justice CoverageOutstanding Emerging Journalist
Best News Coverage: Short FormBest News Coverage: Long Form

Spanish Language Programming

Outstanding News Program in SpanishOutstanding Journalist in Spanish Language Media
  • Vanessa Huac (Telemundo)
Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in SpanishOutstanding Investigative Journalism in Spanish
Outstanding Feature Story in Spanish

Documentary Programming

Best DocumentaryOutstanding Arts and Culture Documentary
Outstanding Current Affairs DocumentaryOutstanding Social Issue Documentary
Outstanding Politics and Government DocumentaryOutstanding Business and Economic Documentary
Outstanding Investigative DocumentaryOutstanding Historical Documentary
Outstanding Science and Technology DocumentaryOutstanding Nature Documentary
Outstanding Crime and Justice DocumentaryOutstanding Short Documentary

Craft

Outstanding Cinematography: DocumentaryOutstanding Video Journalism: News
  • Return of the Taliban: A VICE News Special Report – Daniel Bateman, Adam Desiderio, Ben Foley, Gelareh Kiazand, Javier Manzano, Tarek Turkey, Joe Hill, Juan Carlos Quintero, Ben C. Solomon (Showtime)
  • VICE News Tonight : "Inside the Battle for Jerusalem" – Daniel Bateman, Ayman Abu Ramouz, Oren Rosenfeld, Lama Al-Arian (Vice)
    • 60 Minutes : "The Green River Drift" (CBS)
    • Unlivable Oasis (ProPublica, TIME, Truly CA, Univision Noticias)
    • VICE News Tonight : "After the Flood" (Vice)
Outstanding Direction: NewsOutstanding Direction: Documentary
  • ABC News Soul of a Nation : "Juneteenth: Together We Triumph" – Tine Fields (ABC)
    • 20/20 : "911 Babies: Twenty Years Later" – Michaela Dowd (ABC)
    • ABC News Soul of a Nation – James Adolphus (ABC)
    • January 6th – Reza Baktar (CNN)
    • The 15th Annual CNN Heroes All-Star Tribute – Brett Kelly (CNN)
Outstanding Editing: NewsOutstanding Editing: Documentary
  • Vice News : "The Shockwave" – Karim Lopez (Vice)
    • 20/20 : "George Floyd: A Man, A Moment, America Changed" (ABC)
    • Day of Rage: How Trump Supporters Took the U.S. Capitol (The New York Times)
    • Return of the Taliban: A VICE News Special Report (Showtime)
    • Unlivable Oasis (ProPublica, TIME, Truly CA, Univision Noticias)
Outstanding Graphic Design and Art Direction: NewsOutstanding Graphic Design and Art Direction: Documentary
  • CNN Digital: "The Hippie Trail" – Ignacio Osorio, Agne Jurkenaite, Emma Beinish, Daisy Mella Roca (CNN)
    • ABC News Soul of a Nation : "Graphic Open" (ABC)
    • CNN Digital: "QAnon Letter" (CNN)
    • The New York Times Opinion Video: "Joe Did It. But How?" (The New York Times)
    • The Secret IRS Files (ProPublica)
    • VICE News Tonight : "Pandemic Time" (Vice)
  • CNN Films : "Dreamland: The Burning of Black Wall Street" (CNN)
    • Camp Confidential: America's Secret Nazis (Netflix)
    • Coded: The Hidden Love of J.C. Leyendecker (MTV Documentary Films)
    • Gossip (Showtime)
    • Vox : "Missing Chapter" (Vox)
Outstanding Research: NewsOutstanding Research: Documentary
  • Ethiopia: Exposing the Hallmarks of a Genocide – Barbara Arvanitidis, Nima Elbagir, Bethlehem Feleke, Eliza MacIntosh, Gianluca Mezziofiore, Katie Polglase (CNN)
  • Vice News : "The Shockwave" – Lama Al-Arian, Paula Neudorf, Jawad Rizkallah, Lindsay Schneider (Vice)
Outstanding Lighting Direction and Scenic DesignOutstanding Technical Achievement
  • TODAY : "Jenna Skydives Live with U.S. Army" – Patti Armstrong, Dave Auerbach, Billy Chin, Barry Cruz, Kim Doughery, James Dugan, Jonas Einstein, Brian Gessner, Jim Green, Cate Gropper, Erik Haas, Doug Hamilton, Kylie Haoues, Gavin Hartman, Craig Hopkins, Jim Hughes, Josh Hunter, Brian Iacone, Ryan Kiernan, Evan Klupt, Adrian Kotiga, Erica Levens, Jay Lopez, Don Lynch, Jesse Maggio, Lee McKinney, Lee Miller, Steve Mitnick, Reid Murtaugh, JP Park, Paul Rigney, Mike Ruiz, Andy Schritchfield (NBC)
Outstanding Music CompositionOutstanding Sound
Outstanding Writing: NewsOutstanding Writing: Documentary
Outstanding Interactive MediaOutstanding Interactive Media: Innovation
  • Re-Educated (The New Yorker)
    • Alchemy Immersive: "Kingdom of Plants with David Attenborough" (Oculus TV)
    • Alchemy Immersive: "David Attenborough's First Life" (Oculus TV)
    • CNN Visuals: "Assault on Democracy: Paths to the Insurrection" (CNN)
    • The New York Times Opinion Video: "Postcards from a World on Fire" (The New York Times)
  • Frontline : "Un(re)solved" (PBS)
    • Goliath: Playing with Reality (Oculus)
    • Inaccessible Cities (AJ Contrast / Al Jazeera Digital)
    • POV: "The Changing Same: American Pilgrimage" (POV)
    • What the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Destroyed (The New York Times)
Outstanding Promotional Announcement
  • 9/11: One Day in America – Chris Spencer, Tyler Korba, Carla Daeninckx, Daniela Delgado, Isabella Alonzo, Maricruz Merlo (National Geographic)

Regional News

Outstanding Regional News Story: Spot or Breaking NewsOutstanding Regional News Story: Investigative Report

Multiple nominations

Shows that received multiple nominations
NominationsProgramNetwork
19 VICE News Tonight Vice
HBO Documentary Films HBO
13 Frontline PBS
60 Minutes CBS
10 20/20 ABC
9 ABC News Soul of a Nation ABC
8The New York Times Opinion Video The New York Times
7 The First Wave Hulu
6 Vice News Vice
9/11: One Day in America National Geographic
Noticiero Telemundo Telemundo
5 Nature PBS
The Rescue National Geographic
Return of the Taliban: A VICE News Special Report Showtime
Aquí y Ahora Univision
4 ABC World News Tonight with David Muir ABC
CNN Films CNN
Independent Lens PBS
Trafficked with Mariana van ZellerNational Geographic
The New York Times Presents FX
3 ABC News Live Prime ABC
ABC News Special Events
Nightline
CNN DigitalCNN
Ethiopia: Exposing the Hallmarks of a Genocide
CNN Special Report
48 Hours CBS
Op-DocsThe New York Times
The Reason I Jump Netflix
MSNBC Films MSNBC
Fault Lines Al Jazeera International USA
Unlivable Oasis ProPublica, TIME, Truly CA, Univision Noticias
2 ABC News Live ABC
Anderson Cooper 360° CNN
State of the Union
The 15th Annual CNN Heroes All-Star Tribute
The Coup in Myanmar
The Lead with Jake Tapper
POV PBS
CBS Sunday Morning CBS
CBS News Face the Nation
Day of Rage: How Trump Supporters Took the U.S. CapitolThe New York Times
How a U.S. Drone Strike Killed the Wrong Person
Camp Confidential: America's Secret NazisNetflix
Puff: Wonders of the Reef
BuriedShowtime
The Real Charlie Chaplin
Noticiero Univision Univision
NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt NBC
TODAY
ABC News Originals for HuluHulu
Fathom Apple TV+
The Line
Desert One History Channel
Alchemy ImmersiveOculus
Get Away from the Target — Rescuing Migrants from the Libyan Coast GuardThe Outlaw Ocean Project / The Guardian
Nominations by Network
NominationsNetwork
39 ABC
37 CNN
28 PBS
Vice
26 CBS
23 HBO
19 The New York Times
15 National Geographic
13 Netflix
12 Showtime
Univision
10 NBC
Hulu
9 Telemundo
6 Apple TV+
MSNBC
4 FX
3 Al Jazeera International USA
History Channel
ProPublica, TIME, Truly CA, Univision Noticias
The New Yorker
Oculus
2 CNN en Español
Disney+
The Outlaw Ocean Project / The Guardian

Multiple wins

Shows that received multiple wins
WinsProgramNetwork
4 Frontline PBS
3 The First Wave Hulu
The Rescue National Geographic
HBO Documentary Films HBO
2The New York Times Opinion Video The New York Times
How a U.S. Drone Strike Killed the Wrong Person
60 Minutes CBS
Return of the Taliban: A VICE News Special Report Showtime
9/11: One Day in America National Geographic
CNN Films CNN
Wins by Network
WinsNetwork
9 ABC
8 Vice
National Geographic
7 CNN
6 PBS
5 The New York Times
4 HBO
3 CBS
NBC
2 Showtime
Telemundo
Univision
Netflix

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