Cinema Eye Honors Announces Nominees in Broadcast Documentary Categories and More – Deadline

Hulu series Project 1619 and Showtime feature Nothing is eternal received three leading nominations each today as Cinema Eye Honors announced its first round of nominees for the prestigious documentary awards.

Project 1619, based on Nikole Hannah-Jones’ Pulitzer Prize-winning study of slavery in North America and its impact to the present day, was nominated for best anthology series, television editing and television cinematography. The six-episode series was produced by Oprah Winfrey, Oscar winner Roger Ross Williams and Hannah-Jones.

Nothing is eternalDirector Jason Cohn’s brilliant exploration of the world of diamonds – their true appearance and the emergence of undetectable “synthetic” diamonds – was nominated for best broadcast film, television editing and cinematography. Scroll through the list of nominations announced today.

Other films and TV series that received multiple nominations include the Hulu film. Sweet Baby: Brooke Shields; National Geographic’s Edge of the Unknown with Jimmy Chin; Netflix Our Planet II; Forex Dear Momand Peacock Paul T. Goldman.

The Cinema Eye Honors have been running for 17 years.^th of the Year “recognizes outstanding artistic achievement in documentary and documentary films and series,” including directing, producing, cinematography, editing, composition, sound and visual design, “and recognizes the contributions of participants in front of the camera.”

Nominees in additional categories will be announced on November 9.^th The Cinema Eye Honors Awards will be presented on January 12 at the New York Academy of Medicine in East Harlem.

In addition to the broadcast categories, Cinema Eye today announced a long list of 20 films that won the Audience Award; fans can vote starting today to determine the winner of this award (past nominees have included RBG, Summer of the Soul, Free soloAnd Navalny).

Cinema Eye also announced the 10 films that will make it to this year’s Shorts List, the organization’s annual list of semi-finalists in the field of documentary shorts (a maximum of six of these semi-finalists will be up for nominations next month). The awards ceremony also announced the annual “Unforgettable” list, “Cinema Eye’s unique category that celebrates the collaboration between filmmakers and participants in front of the camera.”

Television Film Nominees:

—Be Mary Tyler Moore, directed by James Adolphus, HBO | Max

—Judy Blume foreverdirectors Davina Pardo and Leah Volchok, Prime Video

—Lowndes County and the Road to Black Powerdirectors Sam Pollard and Geeta Gandbhir, Peacock

—Nothing is eternaldirector Jason Cohn, Showtime

—Sweet Baby: Brooke Shieldsdirected by Lana Wilson, Hulu

—Walk, directed by Kristen Lovell and Zachary Drucker, HBO | Max

Documentary series nominees:

—Couples Therapy – Season Three, Directed by Joshua Altman and Bennett Elliott, Showtime

—Dear Momdirected by Allen Hughes, FX

—Paul T. Goldmandirector Jason Woliner, Peacock

—Pepsi, where is my plane? Directed by Andrew Renzi, Netflix

—Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult of Sarah Lawrencedirected by Zach Heinzerling, Hulu

Anthology Series Nominees:

—Project 1619 Executive Producers: Nikole Hannah-Jones, Roger Ross Williams, Shoshana Guy, Caitlin Roper, Kathleen Lingo, Helen Verno and Oprah Winfrey, Hulu

—Chef’s Table: Pizza Executive Producers: Andrew Freed, David Gelb and Brian McGinn, Netflix

—Edge of the Unknown with Jimmy Chin Executive Producers: Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, Jimmy Chin, Pagan Harleman and Anna Barnes, National Geographic

—Leguizamo makes America Executive Producers: Carolina Saavedra, John Leguizamo, Ben DeJesus, Elizabeth Fisher, Andy Berg, Rashida Jones and Amanda Spain, MSNBC

—Our Planet IIExecutive Producers: Alastair Fathergirl and Keith Shawley, Netflix

—Inexpressible Executive Producers: Ben Silverman, Howard T. Owens, Isabel San Vargas, Ryan Duffy, Miguel Tamayo, Jamie Messler and Chrissy Teigen, Netflix

Nominees for broadcast editing:

—Project 1619 Editors: Ephraim Kirkwood, Adriana Pacheco, Stephanie Maridueña and Ed Bartesky, Hulu

—Dear Mom Editor: Lasse Jarvi, FX

—Paul T. Goldman Editors: Mike Giambra, Hank Friedman, Jodi McVay-Schultz and Danny Sharar, Peacock

—Sweet Baby: Brooke Shields Editors: Sarah Newens, Anne Yao and David Teague, Hulu

—Nothing is eternal Editors: Paul Marchand and Jack Price, Showtime

Nominees for Broadcast Cinematography:

—Project 1619 Cinematographer: Jerry Henry, Hulu

—Adollam Cave Cinematographers: Greg Herriot and Mike Doyle, ESPN.

—Edge of the Unknown with Jimmy Chin Cinematographers: Ross McDonnell, Alfredo de Juan, Cam Riley, Nick Kraus, Brian Smith, David Pearson and Pablo Durana, National Geographic

—Nothing is eternal Cinematographer: Heloise Passos, Showtime.

—Our Planet II Nominees to be announced, Netflix

—Restaurants at the end of the world Cinematographer: Petr Zichart, National Geographic.

List of short film semi-finalists:

—Awaydirector Ruslan Fedotov

—Between Earth and Skydirected by Andrew Nadkami

—Black Girls Play: A History of Hand Gamesdirected by Jo Brewster and Michelle Stevenson

—Decisive votedirected by Jeremy Workman and Rob Lyons

—In bluedirected by Omer Sami

—Last repair shopdirected by Ben Proudfoot and Kris Bowers

—Salt and Pepper Shakers by Margie Sudekdirector Meredith Moore

—Abdi’s neighbordirected by Douwe Dijkstra

—Oasisdirector Justine Martin

—Will you look at me?directed by Shuli Huang

Long list of People’s Choice Awards:

—20 days in Mariupoldirector Mstislav Chernov

—32 soundsdirector Sam Green

—American Symphonydirector Matthew Heineman

—Beyond Utopiadirected by Madeleine Gavin

—Bobi Wine: The People’s Presidentdirected by Christopher Sharp and Moses Bwayo

—Compassionate Spydirector Steve James

—Confession of a Good Samaritandirector Penny Lane

—The deepest breathdirector Laura McGann

—Everlasting memorydirected by Maite Alberdi

—A trip to Mars: Nikki Giovanni’s projectdirected by Jo Brewster and Michelle Stevenson

—Little Richard: I am everythingdirector Lisa Cortez

—Invisible beautydirectors Bethann Hardison and Frederick Cheng

—Joan Baez “I Am Noise”Directed by Karen O’Connor, Miri Nawaski and Maeve O’Boyle

—Kokomo Citydirector D. Smith

—Missiondirected by Amanda McBain and Jesse Moss

—Pigeon Tunneldirected by Errol Morris

—Black Sauna Sisterhooddirector Anna Hints

—Stamped from the startdirected by Roger Ross Williams

—Stephen Curry: Underrateddirector Peter Nix

—Frame: film by Michael J. Foxdirected by Davis Guggenheim

Laureates of the “Unforgettable” competition:

—American Symphony, Jon Baptiste and Souleika Jaouad

—Apolonia, Apolonia, Apolonia Falcon

—Bobi Wine: The People’s President, Bobi Wine

—Confession of a Good Samaritan, Penny Lane

—The disappearance of Shere Hite, Shere Hite

—Everlasting memory, Augusto Gongora and Paulina Urrutia

—A trip to Mars: Nikki Giovanni’s project, Nikki Giovanni

—Invisible beauty, Bethann Hardison

—Joan Baez “I Am Noise”, Joan Baez

—Kokomo City, Danielle Carter, Coco Da Doll, Leah Mitchell and Dominic Silver

—Pigeon Tunnel, David Cornwell aka John Le Carré

—Frame: film by Michael J. Fox, Michael J. Fox

—A still small voice, Margaret “Mati” Engel

—Twice colonized, Aayu Peter

– While we were watching, Ravish Kumar