The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences celebrated the 65th Primetime Emmy Engineering Awards at the Loews Hollywood Hotel in Hollywood Wednesday night. The event was hosted by Sarah Shahi of CBS’ Person of Interest.
The Academy awarded a total of seven Engineering Emmy awards, including the Philo T. Farnsworth Award to Sennheiser Electronic Corporation; the Charles F. Jenkins Lifetime Achievement Award to Chris Cookson; Engineering Emmys for YouTube, Aspera’s FASP Transport Technology, Josh Kline for creating Digital Dailies, iZoptop RX Audio Repair Technology and Previzion Virtual Studio System (Lightcraft Technology); as well as two Engineering Plaques awarded to Lawo AG for its audio networking and routing system and Final Draft Screenwriting Software.
