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Emmy Awards for Mobile Phone Content
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Zonk
on Tue Apr 11, 2006 08:49 AM
from the little-pictures-big-prize dept.
from the little-pictures-big-prize dept.
Dekortage writes "The New York Times discusses the new Emmy category 'for outstanding original programming for computers, cellphones and other hand-held devices, including the video iPod.' The nominees include 24: Conspiracy, Sophie Chase, and It's JerryTime!." From the article: "... lesser-known video creators are getting recognition as well. These include 'Sophie Chase,' an online series based on an attractive detective; 'Stranger Adventures,' a weekly interactive game where participants get e-mail messages and watch live-action video to help solve a puzzle; and 'It's JerryTime!,' created by two brothers from Massachusetts, Orrin and Jerry Zucker."
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This stuff gets an award (Score:2)
And that chick in Sophie Chase wasn't very hot.
sheesh. If this is the level, maybe I should be producing something - and nobody wants to see that.
The name of the the award (Score:2)
(Last Journal: Wednesday November 07, @10:09AM)
I hope that really isn't the title of the award. A) It's a mouthful and B) I think it's safe to say Apple doesn't need to get billing while other don't. Of course this is more a technical award, so you're not going to get to see it during the main Emmy telecast -- this will be relegated to that 3-minute clip they show about halfway through where they show all the geeks getting their awards at a banquet where some B-list star is roped into emceeing and handing out the awards. Of course it's usually a fairly good-looking female B-list star, but hey, better than nothing if you're a geek.
They mention iPod explicitly?! (Score:1)
And the award goes to... (Score:3, Funny)
(http://forechecker.blogspot.com/ | Last Journal: Friday September 07, @08:16PM)
Sure it's interesting... (Score:3, Funny)
(Last Journal: Friday November 11 2005, @03:37AM)
Red vs Blue (Score:3, Insightful)
(Last Journal: Friday March 31 2006, @11:17AM)
Rooster Teeth Productions has already made a huge splash in the independent film scene and has a lot of people taking machinima seriously because of the success of RvB. It's funny, is loaded with satire and tongue-in-cheek social commentary, and very, very original. Not to mention they sustain a volume of production that makes it more than just a short film.
Original Programming, huh? (Score:1)
So, does my recent DDoS of Wikipedia count?
Doctor Who TARDISODES (Score:1)
(http://www.anotherchancetosee.com/)
Oblig. Simp. (Score:5, Funny)
(http://ettlz.blogspot.com/ | Last Journal: Sunday February 12 2006, @06:53PM)
What an overly-broad catagory! (Score:5, Insightful)
(Last Journal: Wednesday March 05 2003, @05:56PM)
This can be video, flash, games, presentations, quizes...and that's just on the pc! This is just insane...Oblivion should have won the emmy for computer game, had this catagory existed. But now I fear teh catagory is so overly broad that it will become a bought-and-paid-for advertising emmy.
'Oh, we want to hype and PR this [insert product]...let's buy it the 'whatever as long as it's digital' emmy'.
Tiki bar TV!!! (Score:2)
(Last Journal: Wednesday May 16 2007, @12:43PM)
if you havent seen it:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa
They're really breaking new ground, here (Score:2)
We sure needed to hand out awards for that sort of imaginative use of a new medium. Without an Emmy, how would it get any recognition? I ask you.
Mobi-gag (Score:2)
(http://robvincent.net/ | Last Journal: Tuesday October 09, @01:55PM)
Jerry Zucker! (Score:2)
(http://venganza.org/)
Oh, Oh, I have a Name for Them (Score:1)
Great, more marketing BS (Score:1)
Settle down, people... (Score:1)
Oh, and for the record, the award is officially "for Outstanding Original Programming Created for Non-Traditional Delivery Platforms."
[Insert joke here]
And next... (Score:2)