With over 100 nominations and 60-plus wins in the last decade, Southern Nevada’s students continue to shine
The College of Southern Nevada’s widely respected Videography & Film Program once again snagged the most Student Production Emmy Awards at this year’s ceremony, going home with eight of the iconic crystal pillars..
In the last 10 years alone, CSN’s students have won 63 awards with 123 nominations. That’s the most in Nevada and in the Pacific Southwest Region, and one of the best in the nation.
“CSN’s students are consistently among the best in the nation, and every year they prove it at the awards ceremony,” said Professor John C. Aliano, from CSN’s Videography and Film Program. “We’re all extremely proud of them and their accomplishments, and we look forward to watching them succeed in their careers.”
The awards were given at a National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Pacific Southwest Region ceremony in Palm Springs on Saturday.
CSN’s winners are:
Student Programming – Short Form
Dream House, Catherine Snow
Student Programming – Long Form
My Biggest Teacher, Arianna Martinez
Student Craft – Animation/Graphics/Special Effects
Dream House, Catherine Snow
Student Craft – Writing
Therapy, Ziad Doumani
Student Craft – Editor
Dream House, Catherine Snow
My Biggest Teacher, Arianna Martinez
Student Craft – Director
Dream House, Catherine Snow
My Biggest Teacher, Arianna Martinez
