BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Alabama Public Television (APT) has earned three Emmy awards in the 2010 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Southeast competition.
The network earned the coveted award in the Live and Post-production Audio …
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Alabama Public Television (APT) has earned three Emmy awards in the 2010 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Southeast competition.
The network earned the coveted award in the Live and Post-production Audio category for “We Have Signal,” a music program recorded live at Birmingham’s BottleTree Café; in the Non-News Program Editor category for “Alabama the Beautiful: State Parks,” a feature on six Alabama State Parks; and in the Historic/Cultural News and Program Specialty category for “Honor Flight,” a half-hour program that follows the journey of Alabama WWII veterans to Washington to see the National World War II Memorial.
Individuals responsible for the award-winning entries include Matt Whitson of APT as well as Kyle Farmer and Brad Lightfoot of BottleTree for the “We Have Signal” award; APT’s Stephen Dubberley for the “Alabama the Beautiful” editing award; and Rhonda Colvin, APT producer/editor, for “Honor Flight.”