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33rd Annual College Television Awards
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Awarding Our Future...Students Honored for Best in Film, Video and Digital Production
Last weekend in Hollywood the 33rd Annual College Television Awards took place at the Renaissance Hotel at Hollywood & Highland. The yearly awards show honors college students who have excelled in video, digital and film production. The black-tie event showcased the best of our future writers, directors, producers and creators along with already successful celebs from television, film and news production.
The College Television Awards are sponsored by the Acadamy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation which also puts on the Emmys. As with the Primetime Emmy® Awards, entries are awarded based on excellence in overall production. Successful television professionals spanning four decades have been College Television Award winners.
College TV Awards MTVU Commercial
The evening was hosted by Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Breckin Meyer (“Franklin & Bash”), who brought their on-screen chemistry to the stage bantering with the crowd and keeping the room entertained between award announcements.
Congratulations to all the winners, participants, nominees and show producers for another successful evening. The future looks bright!
Red Carpet Videos
"Happy Endings" Star Zachary Knighton
"Hart of Dixie" Star Scott Porter
Show Videos
Mark Paul Gosselaar and Breckin Meyer Get the Show Going
Sandra Oh and Ed Ornelles ("Grey's Anatomy") Present the first Award
Anna Paquin Presents HBO with Innovation in Television Award, President of Programming, Michael Lombardo, accepts the award on behalf of HBO.
Below is a list of winners. Keep checking back to this page as we continue to add more information including our exclusive interviews with the night’s presenters featuring brothers Aldis & Edwin Hodge (“Leverage” & “Cougar Town” respectively), Matthew Fahey (MTV’s “Awkward” and 2008 CTA winner), Beth Reisgraf (“Leverage”) and Scott Porter (“Hart of Dixie”) among others.
Winners List
Alternative Programming
Jenny Hou /
Chapman University, Dodge College of Film and Media Arts /
Sirk!
Animation
Jihwan Jung /
Academy of Art University
/ Monster and Dumpling
Children's Program
Erin Lee Anderson, Brandon Habermeyer
/ Brigham Young University, Theater and Media Arts Department My Hero
1st Place Comedy
Nicholas Dixon, Bree Evans /
Brigham Young University, Theater and Media Arts Department Mr. Bellpond
2nd Place Comedy
Mallory Snyder /
University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts / Cupid
Commercial
Kai C. Cheng /
Art Center College of Design /
Voodoo Bear
1st Place Documentary
Dawn Schwartz /
School of Visual Arts, Social Documentary Film Department /
World on a String
2nd Place Documentary
Mark Williams
/ Brigham Young University, College of Fine Arts and Communications / I Am Not My Body - Marius' Story
3rd Place Documentary
Ellen Tripler / American University, School of Communication / Dying Green
1st Place Drama
Julio Ramos /
University of California, Los Angeles - School of Theater Film and Television / ¡Una Carrerita, Doctor! A Doctor's Job
2nd Place Drama
Steffen Schier /
American Film Institute /
Bosco's Guitar
3rd Place Drama
Matthew Ryan /
Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts /
Our Rhineland
1st Place Magazine
Sharis Delgadillo,
Christine Detz,
Michael Green,
Samuel Williams Osborn,
Lisa Rau /
University of Southern California - Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism /
Impact - Episode 57
2nd Place Magazine
Erica Latrice Doyle
/ Middle Tennessee State University - Department of Mass Communication Koure TV - Pushing Boundaries
3rd Place Magazine
Shelby Hill / Rochester Institute of Technology /
RIT SportsZone: Season 10 - Episode 3
Music (Best Use)
Justin Edwards / American Film Institute /
Come Back To Me
Music Composition
Leo Hurley / University of North Carolina - School of the Arts /
ZomRomCom: The Musical!
1st Place News
Shelby Hill
/ Rochester Institute of Technology
/ RIT SportsZone: Season 10 - Episode 1
2nd Place News
Jennifer Austin,
Lindsey Branwall
/ Saint Cloud State University /
UTVS News
Series
Jasmine Alston /
Syracuse University - S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications / The Complex
Seymour Bricker Family Humanitarian Award
Mark Williams
/ Brigham Young University, College of Fine Arts and Communications /
I Am Not My Body - Marius' Story
Geena Davis Institute on Gender In Media’s Focus on Diversity and Gender Equality in Children’s Media Award
Rebecca Louisell,
Ian A. Ward
/ University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts /
The Maiden and the Princess
Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability Scholarship
Iris Caffin
/ San Diego State University - Television, Film and New Media
/ Strong Souls, Gentle Spirits
Check out the winners "Thank You Cam" videos here
For more about the College Television Awards visit the official site