
Photo Credit: Steven Bergman
Last night in ceremonies held in Los Angeles at the Westin-Bonaventure Hotel, the daytime community gathered to honor their own in the Creative Arts Emmys featuring many behind-the-scenes categories and two new categories for Short Format and New Approaches. We are happy to say that Crystal Chappell’s Venice was the victor in the Outstanding Short Format Program. In addition, it was a big night for General Hospital, who took home the most gold, and a good night for B&B and Y&R!
The New Approaches category went to the creative, What If crossover webisode series, directed by OLTL head honcho, Frank Valentini. Many fan favorites were part of the presentations including: DAYS James Scott, Y&R’s Michelle Stafford and Michael Muhney, GH’s Jason Thompson, and AMC’s Jordi Vilasuso and Lindsay Hartley.
On-Air On-Soaps spoke with many creative forces behind the soaps and the talent in attendance and will bring you more on this in the coming days. For now, enjoy some great moments from last night’s winner circle and red carpet area after the jump and a complete list of the winners!
Art Direction/Set Design: General Hospital
Multiple Camera Editing: The Young and the Restless
Technical Direction Drama Series: General Hospital
Lighting Direction: General Hospital
Live to Tape Sound Mixing: The Young and the Restless
Music Direction: General Hospital
Original Song: General Hospital: Bad for You
Make-up: The Young and the Restless
Hairstyling: All My Children
Costume Design: The Young and the Restless
Casting Direction: Mark Teschner, General Hospital
Stunt Coordination: General Hospital
New Approaches Daytime: What If – ABC webisodes
Special Short Class Program: Venice: The Series
Photo credits: Jill Johnson/JPI Studios