
2004
Environmental Media Award Nominees
(Award Recipients are
in Bold)
Television Episodic - Drama
- Strong Medicine "Speculum For A Heavyweight"
- The Guardian "Big Coal"
- The West Wing "Constituency of One"
- Without A Trace "Exposure"
Television Episodic - Comedy
- Arrested Development "Key Decisions"
- King of the Hill "Girl, You'll Be A Giant Soon"
- The Simpsons "The Fat And The Furriest"
Children's Television - Animated
- Braceface "Ms. Spitz Goes To Warsch & Stone"
- Cyberchase "EcoHaven CSE"
- Kenny The Shark "Kenny The Veggie"
Children's Television - Live Action
- EnviroMysteries "Breaking The Mold"
- Scout's Safari "The Ritual"
- That's So Raven "A Fight At The Opera"
Feature Film
- Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde
- The Day After Tomorrow
- Two Brothers
Documentary Short
- Baked Alaska
- Biomimicry: Learning From Nature
- The Meatrix
Documentary Feature
- Crapshoot: The Gamble With Our Wastes
- Monumental: David Brower's Fight for Wild America
- The Corporation
Turner Award - Drama
- American Dreams "Stewart's Charge"
- Joan of Arcadia "Bringeth It On"
- Strong Medicine "The Real World Rittenhouse"
Turner Award - Comedy
- According to Jim "A Vast Difference"
- Curb Your Enthusiasm "Wandering Bear"
- My Wife and Kids "He's Having A Baby"

The Environmental Media Association
is a non-profit 501(c)3. EMA's mission is to mobilize the
entertainment industry in a global effort to educate people
about environmental issues and inspire them into action.
2004 Environmental Media Award Winners
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| Television Episodic Drama: |
Without A Trace
"Exposure" |

Jeffrey Tambor, Dale Kutzera |
Executive Producers:
Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman, Ed Redlich, Hank Steinberg
Director:
Charlie Correll
Co-Executive Producer:
Jennifer Levin
Producers:
David Amann, Jan Nash, Greg Walker, Simon Mirren, Scott White
Co-Producer:
Allison Abner
Writer:
Dale Kutzera |
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| Television Episodic Comedy: |
The Simpsons
“The Fat And The Furriest”
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Andy Dick, Al Jean, Joel H. Cohen, Sara Rue |
Executive Producers:
Al Jean, James L. Brooks, Matt Groening, Sam Simon
Director:
Matthew Nastuk
Co-Executive Producers:
Ian Maxtone-Graham, Matt Selman, Dan Greaney, Carolyn Omine, Tim Long, John Frink, Don Payne, Dana Gould, Kevin Curran
Supervising Producers:
Larina Jean Adamson, Brian Kelley, J. Stewart Burns, Michael Price
Producers:
George Meyer, Ron Hauge, Tom Gammill, Max Pross, Mike Skully, David Mirkin, Mike Reiss, Marc Wilmore, Richard Raynis, Bonita Pietila, Denise Sirkot, Richard Sakai
Co-Producer:
Joel H. Cohen
Exec. Story Editor:
Andrew Kreisberg
Story Editor:
Matt Warburton
Associate Producers:
Dominique Braud, Felicia Nalivansky
Writer:
Joel H. Cohen |
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| Children's Animated: |
Braceface
“Ms. Spitz Goes To Warsch & Stone" |

Joshua Jackson, Matt Miranda (accepting on behalf of Alicia Silverstone), Sarah Silverman |
Executive Producers:
Alicia Silverstone, Michael Hirsch, Scott Dyer, Wallace Wong, Melissa Clark
Director:
Charles Bastien
Supervising Producers:
Pamela Lehn, Jocelyn Hamilton, Patricia R. Burns
Producer:
Tom McGillis
Story Editors:
Myra Fried & Steve Wright
Writer:
Steve Wright |
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| Children's Live Action: |
EnviroMysteries
“Breaking the Mold” |

Joshua Seftel |
Executive in Charge of Production:
Carol Jackson
Executive Producer:
Lee Cohen Hare
Director:
Joshua Seftel
Producer:
Joshua Seftel
Writers:
Joshua Seftel, Richard D. Robinson, Aaron Rudelson |
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| Feature Film: |
The Day After Tomorrow |

Jason Schwartzman, Jeffrey Nachmanoff, Mark Gordon, David O. Russell
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Executive Producers:
Ute Emmerich, Kelly Van Horn
Director:
Roland Emmerich
Producers:
Mark Gordon, Roland Emmerich
Writers:
Roland Emmerich, Jeffrey Nachmanoff |
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| Documentary Short: |
The Meatrix |

Dana Delany, Helen Slater (accepting on behalf of Rebecca Bray and Diane Hatz), Miguel Ferrer
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Executive Producers:
Rebecca Bray, Diane Hatz
Director:
Louis Fox
Producers/Writers:
Louis Fox, Jonah Sachs |
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| Documentary Feature: |
The Corporation |

Jeffrey Tambor, David Silverman (accepting on behalf of Mark Achbar), Soleil Moon Frye |
Executive Producer:
Mark Achbar
Directors:
Mark Achbar and Jennifer Abbott
Producers:
Mark Achbar and Bart Simpson
Co-Producers:
Cari Green, Nathan Neumer, Tom Shandel
Associate Producers:
Joel Bakan and Dawn Brett
Editor:
Jennifer Abbott
Written by:
Joel Bakan |
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| Turner Prize - Drama: |
Joan of Arcadia
“Bringeth It On”
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Peter Horton, Michael Welch, Rachel Hunter
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Writer:
Joy Gregory |
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| Turner Prize - Comedy: |
My Wife and Kids
“He’s Having A Baby” |

Wendie Malick (accepting on behalf of Aeysha Carr)
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Writer:
Aeysha Carr |
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| EMA Green Seal Award Winners: |

Henry Simmons, Jeffrey Hodes, Clifford Werber,
Hart Bochner (accepting for Leslie Greif, Pamela Abdy),
Gary Pearl, Poppy Montgomery |
| EMA Board of Directors Ongoing Commitment Award: |
Daryl Hannah |

Jon Lovitz, Daryl Hannah |
| EMA Missions in Music Award: |
Willie Nelson |

Willie Nelson, Woody Harrelson
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| EMA Community Service Award : |
KNBC's "4 Our Planet" |

Kevin Reilly, Paula Madison, Fritz Coleman
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2004 Environmental Media Award Nominees
(Award Recipients are in Bold)
Television Episodic - Drama
- Strong Medicine "Speculum For A Heavyweight"
- The Guardian "Big Coal"
- The West Wing "Constituency of One"
- Without A Trace "Exposure"
Television Episodic - Comedy
- Arrested Development "Key Decisions"
- King of the Hill "Girl, You'll Be A Giant Soon"
- The Simpsons "The Fat And The Furriest"
Children's Television - Animated
- Braceface "Ms. Spitz Goes To Warsch & Stone"
- Cyberchase "EcoHaven CSE"
- Kenny The Shark "Kenny The Veggie"
Children's Television - Live Action
- EnviroMysteries "Breaking The Mold"
- Scout's Safari "The Ritual"
- That's So Raven "A Fight At The Opera"
Feature Film
- Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde
- The Day After Tomorrow
- Two Brothers
Documentary Short
- Baked Alaska
- Biomimicry: Learning From Nature
- The Meatrix
Documentary Feature
- Crapshoot: The Gamble With Our Wastes
- Monumental: David Brower's Fight for Wild America
- The Corporation
Turner Award - Drama
- American Dreams "Stewart's Charge"
- Joan of Arcadia "Bringeth It On"
- Strong Medicine "The Real World Rittenhouse"
Turner Award - Comedy
- According to Jim "A Vast Difference"
- Curb Your Enthusiasm "Wandering Bear"
- My Wife and Kids "He's Having A Baby"
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Eddie Bauer Hosts
Nominee Announcement Reception
by Patie Maloney
On October 3rd, Fabian Mansson, President & CEO
of Eddie Bauer, hosted a Nominee Announcement Reception.
Eddie Bauer, the premium outdoor-inspired casual wear
brand, offers distinctive clothing, accessories and
home furnishings for men and women that reflect a modern
interpretation of the company's unique outdoor heritage.
Michael Wimer and Michelle Kydd-Lee of Creative Artists
Agency (CAA) opened the doors of the I.M. Pei building
for the relaxing Sunday afternoon gathering. Guests
including producers, directors, writers and actors saluted
the 2004 EMA Nominees, and Honorees Daryl Hannah, Willie
Nelson, and KNBC's 4 Our Planet.
The added attraction of an art show and sale by Ashley
Collins surprised and delighted the Hollywood environmental
power players. Those in attendance included: John Altschuler
(King of the Hill), Eli Attie (West Wing),
Anastasia Baranova (Scout's Safari), Chuck Binder,
Ethan Damph (American Dreams), Will Estes (American
Dreams), Scott Foley (Scrubs), Jeffrey Hodes
(According To Jim), Dave Krinsky (King of
the Hill), Vanessa Lengies (American Dreams),
Wendie Malick, Sarah Ramos (American Dreams),
Nick Santora (The Guardian), Raphael Sbarge (The
Guardian), Susie Sheinberg, Beth Seriff and Geoff
Tarson (That's So Raven), and M.C. Jeffrey Tambor
(Arrested Development). All were excited to share
their accomplishments.
The 14th Annual EMA Awards will be presented on November
17th in Los Angeles. The Awards Ceremony, which attracts
a who's who list of entertainment executives and Hollywood
celebrities, will, once again, highlight an organic
gourmet menu and an environmentally-themed silent auction.
The EMA Awards atmosphere is one that is not only hip
and fun, but educational and inspiring as well.
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is a non-profit 501(c)3. EMA's mission is to mobilize the
entertainment industry in a global effort to educate people
about environmental issues and inspire them into action.
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