Traces of the TradeI blogged last week that Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North had been nominated for an Emmy Award in “Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Research.”

The list of individuals nominated for the award is now available. In addition to those credited in the film as researchers and mentioned last time, the list includes:

Africanus Aveh (line producer)
Andrew Barr (intern)
Boris Iván Crespo (line producer)
Elizabeth Delude-Dix (co-producer)
Heather Kapplow (associate producer)
Alla Kovgan (writer)
James DeW. Perry (historical consultant)

The News & Documentary Emmy Awards will be presented at an awards ceremony on Monday, September 21 in New York City by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

3 Responses to “Emmy nomination for “Traces of the Trade””

  1. 12:41 pm, 19 August, 2009.
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  2. 9:58 pm, 21 September, 2009.
    Emmy Award nomination | The Living Consequences says:

    […] As an historical consultant on the PBS documentary Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North, I was nominated, along with my fellow researchers, for an Emmy for “Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Research.” […]

  3. 11:22 am, 5 October, 2009.
    MR says:

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