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Braintree Students Receive Honorable Mention In Student Emmys
Video students at Braintree High School took home six honorable mentions at the Student Emmy Awards.
BRAINTREE, MA — Video students at Braintree High School received six honorable mentions at the Student Emmy Awards.
The Boston/New England Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences presents these awards annually and are a part of the same professional organization that runs the Emmys.
The honorable mentions were given to the following students and production:
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- General Assignment-Serious News: "Cheering For Life" - Aidan Daly, Producer Alex Jaworski, Reporter Darren Damon, Camera Brendan Driscoll, Production Assistant
- Arts and Entertainment/Cultural Affairs: "A Tik Tok Story" - Sophia Cheung, Reporter
Allison Knox, Reporter - Arts and Entertainment/Cultural Affairs: "Wampstock Originals" - Sophia Cheung, Reporter
Mary McDonagh, Reporter - Public Service: "Embrace Diversity" - Alexis Dixon, Writer / Editor / Producer / Photographer
- Public Affairs/Community Service: "Wamp TV December 2019" - Mary McDonagh, Producer
Darren Damon, Producer Colin Doherty, Reporter Margaret Richards, Reporter Kaylee Walsh, Reporter Alex Jaworski, Reporter Sophia Cheung, Reporter Brad Rizzo, Reporter Aidan Daly, Reporter Luke Higgins, Reporter Sophia Chiaramida, Commentary Bridget Hynes, Production Assistant - Public Affairs/Community Service: "Wamp TV November 2019" - Bridget Hynes, Producer
Colin Doherty, Producer Sophia Chiaramida, Reporter Sophia Cheung, Editor Margaret Richards, Commentary Alex Jaworski, Reporter Bradford Rizzo, Reporter Alexis Dixon, Reporter Kaylee Walsh, Reporter Mary McDonagh, Reporter Luke Higgins, Reporter Shea Turpin, Reporter
The awards were announced online on Wednesday, April 1, 2020 with a special message from Chapter president Danielle Mannion and Boston 25 News anchor Daniel Miller.
The student production awards are typically presented during the annual "Lights, Camera, Action: Television and Film Conference" at Millis High School, but due to the new coronavirus outbreak, the conference and awards ceremony were canceled this year.
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