VALLEY PBS WINS TWO EMMY AWARDS · 2020. 3. 10. · VALLEY PBS WINS TWO EMMY AWARDS FRESNO, CA...
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Media Contacts: Jeff Aiello 559.353.4085 [email protected] Karen Musson 559.908.9883 [email protected] JUNE 18, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE VALLEY PBS WINS TWO EMMY AWARDS FRESNO, CA ValleyPBS and18THIRTY Entertainment, took home two wins in the 48th Annual Northern California Area Emmy® Awards in San Francisco at the SFJAZZ Center. The first Emmy win came early in the evening for Outstanding Achievement in Lifestyle-Program/Special for "Outside with Greg Aiello, Iceland Episode." The Emmy was accepted by Jeff Aiello, Co-Owner of 18THIRTY Entertainment who produces the show. "The Iceland episode was incredibly difficult to shoot due to weather and terrain. So, being recognized for our work with an Emmy for this episode is extra special," said Jeff Aiello. "Outside" is locally produced by 18THIRTY Entertainment and airs nationally across Public Broadcasting Stations in almost 300 markets nationwide. The second win for the night for ValleyPBS and 18THIRTY Entertainment was for Outstanding Achievement for Documentary Cultural/Historical for "Silent Sacrifice: Stories of Japanese American Incarceration." Accepting the Emmy on behalf of PBS was Elizabeth Laval, Executive Producer of the documentary. "I’m humbled and honored to have earned the trust of the Japanese American Community to help tell their heartbreaking and intensely personal story. This recognition belongs to all those who suffered in America’s concentration camps and beyond," said, Elizabeth Laval. "Silent Sacrifice is exactly the kind of story that ValleyPBS is good at telling. Honoring the memory of what happened by explaining a mistake of the past is the best way to ensure it doesn't happen again," said Karen Musson, ValleyPBS Board Chair. Ways to watch: Outside with Greg Aiello "Silent Sacrifice" aired nationwide on Public Broadcasting Stations and in multiple countries all over the world. "To say this is a tremendous honor to be recognized for our work on this documentary is an understatement. Not only was it a privilege to tell the story of Sab and Marion Masada, who were illegally incarcerated as children during World War II and are now in their late 80s, it was also a great honor to have them there when we won the Emmy," said, Jeff Aiello. To watch the re-broadcast and red carpet interviews of the 48th Annual Northern California Area Emmy Awards go to https://emmysf.tv/ awards-2/. ### • Tuesdays at 7pm on ValleyPBS • Online at valleypbs.org/outside or outsidetvshow.com Ways to watch: Silent Sacrifice: Stories of Japanese American Incarceration • Online at valleypbs.org/sacrifice From left to right: Elizabeth Laval, Marion Masada, Sab Masada, Jill Aiello, Jeff Aiello, Mimi Lee, Eduardo Lee
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Media Contacts: Jeff Aiello
Karen Musson 559.908.9883
[email protected] 18, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
VALLEY PBS WINS TWO EMMY AWARDS
FRESNO, CAValleyPBS and18THIRTY Entertainment, took home two wins in the 48th Annual Northern California Area Emmy® Awards in San Francisco at the SFJAZZ Center.
The first Emmy win came early in the evening for Outstanding Achievement in Lifestyle-Program/Special for "Outside with Greg Aiello, Iceland Episode." The Emmy was accepted by Jeff Aiello, Co-Owner of 18THIRTY Entertainment who produces the show.
"The Iceland episode was incredibly difficult to shoot due to weather and terrain. So, being recognized for our work with an Emmy for this episode is extra special," said Jeff Aiello.
"Outside" is locally produced by 18THIRTY Entertainment and airs nationally across Public Broadcasting Stations in almost 300 markets nationwide.
The second win for the night for ValleyPBS and 18THIRTY Entertainment was for Outstanding Achievement for Documentary Cultural/Historical for "Silent Sacrifice: Stories of Japanese American Incarceration." Accepting the Emmy on behalf of PBS was Elizabeth Laval, Executive Producer of the documentary. "I’m humbled and honored to have earned the trust of the Japanese American Community to help tell their heartbreaking and intensely personal story. This recognition belongs to all those who suffered in America’s concentration camps and beyond," said, Elizabeth Laval.
"Silent Sacrifice is exactly the kind of story that ValleyPBS is good at telling. Honoring the memory of what happened by explaining a mistake of the past is the best way to ensure it doesn't happen again," said Karen Musson, ValleyPBS Board Chair.
Ways to watch: Outside with Greg Aiello
"Silent Sacrifice" aired nationwide on Public Broadcasting Stations and in multiple countries all over the world.
"To say this is a tremendous honor to be recognized for our work on this documentary is an understatement. Not only was it a privilege to tell the story of Sab and Marion Masada, who were illegally incarcerated as children during World War II and are now in their late 80s, it was also a great honor to have them there when we won the Emmy," said, Jeff Aiello.
To watch the re-broadcast and red carpet interviews of the 48th Annual Northern California Area Emmy Awards go to https://emmysf.tv/awards-2/.
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• Tuesdays at 7pm on ValleyPBS• Online at valleypbs.org/outside
or outsidetvshow.com
Ways to watch:Silent Sacrifice: Stories of Japanese American Incarceration
• Online at valleypbs.org/sacrifice
From left to right: Elizabeth Laval, Marion Masada, Sab Masada, Jill Aiello, Jeff Aiello, Mimi Lee, Eduardo Lee
https://valleypbs.org/sacrifice/https://video.valleypbs.org/video/outside-with-greg-aiello-iceland-vtnssw/https://emmysf.tv/awards-2/
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