05/12/2023
South Florida PBS is thrilled to celebrate the outstanding achievement of our dedicated staff and collaborative community partners. These eleven Emmy wins underscore our unwavering commitment to excellence in television production. We remain dedicated to delivering exceptional content that resonates with our audience, and these accolades inspire us to continue pushing the boundaries of creativity and storytelling. Thank you to our viewers and supporters for being part of this incredible journey.
South Florida PBS is honored to announce eleven 2023 Suncoast EMMY® Awards for programs produced by South Florida PBS staff and community collaborative partners. Winners were announced at the 47th Annual EMMY® Awards gala in Hollywood, Florida on the night of December 2, 2023.
Below is a list of the winning entries:
South Florida PBS Original Productions:
Environment/Science - Long Form Content
Changing Seas “Life in the Dark: The Polar Night”
Alexa Elliott, Sean Hickey, Jacquelyn Hurtado, Kenneth Robkin, Norman Silva
We Are All Plastic People Now
Rory Fielding, Scott Rogo, Cortney Fielding, Theo Weierstall, Luis Marrou, Dave Corona
Documentary Cultural
Birthright
Jayme Gershen, Cristina Garcia, Dennis Scholl
The Florida Keys: 200 Years of Paradise
Kyla Ryan, Nicole Malanga, Melissa Harmon, Laura Albritton, Evan Flores
Writer - Long Form Content
Changing Seas “Bermuda: Life at Ocean’s Edge”
Liz Smith
Partner Productions which aired on South Florida PBS:
Nostalgia - Short Form Content
Mambochella
Adeline Ferro, Ivelin Giro, Fabian Cardenas
Magazine Program – Series
Flip My Florida Yard
Tom Wichman, Katie Schroeder, Brian Stork, Chad Crawford, Shallon Chapman, Ben Mesker, Killian Gilroy
Diversity/Equity/Inclusion – Long Form Content
Open Dialogues: Black Voices / Black Stories
Joy Satterlee, Jeff Rusnak, Freddy Rodriguez
Editor - Short Form Content
Mambochella
Fabian Cardenas
Director – Long Form Content
Crossing Overtown
Scott Barnett
Documentary Cultural
Crossing Overtown
Scott Barnett, Johanna Vega