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Emmy Awards: 1980

Emmy

Date:	6 September (creative arts), 7 September (primetime programming)
Host:	Dick Clark (I) (Pasadena); Steve Allen (I) (Pasadena)
Location:	Pasadena Center Exhibition Hall, Pasadena, California, USA (creative arts) Pasadena Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, California, USA (primetime programming)
Notes:	The awards are presented to shows that were broadcast between 1 July 1979 and 30 June 1980.

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Edward Asner; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Dallas" (1978) - Larry Hagman; CBS "Quincy M.E." (1976) - Jack Klugman; NBC "Rockford Files, The" (1974) - James Garner; NBC

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Soap" (1977) - Richard Mulligan; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Barney Miller" (1975) - Hal Linden; ABC "Benson" (1979) - Robert Guillaume; ABC "MAS*H" (1972) - Alan Alda; CBS "Taxi" (1978) - Judd Hirsch; ABC

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones (1980) (TV) - Powers Boothe; CBS
Other Nominees:
	F.D.R.: The Last Year (1980) (TV) - Jason Robards; NBC Gideon's Trumpet (1980) (TV) - Henry Fonda; CBS Scarlett O'Hara War, The (1980) (TV) - Tony Curtis (I); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Dallas" (1978) - Barbara Bel Geddes; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Family" (1976) - Kristy McNichol; ABC "Family" (1976) - Sada Thompson; ABC "Rockford Files, The" (1974) - Lauren Bacall; NBC - For episode "Lions, Tigers, Monkeys and Dogs". "Rockford Files, The" (1974) - Mariette Hartley; NBC - For episode "Paradise Cove".

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Miracle Worker, The (1979) (TV) - Patty Duke; NBC
Other Nominees:
	Haywire (1980) (TV) - Lee Remick; CBS Miracle Worker, The (1979) (TV) - Melissa Gilbert (I); NBC White Mama (1980) (TV) - Bette Davis; CBS

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Soap" (1977) - Cathryn Damon; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Archie Bunker's Place" (1979) - Sheree North; CBS "Flo" (1980) - Polly Holliday; CBS "Jeffersons, The" (1975) - Isabel Sanford; CBS "Soap" (1977) - Katherine Helmond; ABC

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Rockford Files, The" (1974) - Stuart Margolin; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Mason Adams; CBS "Lou Grant" (1977) - Robert Walden; CBS "Rockford Files, The" (1974) - Noah Beery Jr.; NBC

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Variety or Music Series


Winner:
	"MAS*H" (1972) - Harry Morgan (I); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Barney Miller" (1975) - Max Gail; ABC "Barney Miller" (1975) - Steve Landesberg; ABC "MAS*H" (1972) - Mike Farrell (I); CBS "WKRP in Cincinnati" (1978) - Howard Hesseman; CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Oldest Living Graduate, The (1980) (TV) - George Grizzard; NBC
Other Nominees:
	All Quiet on the Western Front (1979) (TV) - Ernest Borgnine; CBS Attica (1980) (TV) - Charles Durning; ABC Flesh & Blood (1979) (TV) - John Cassavetes; CBS Scarlett O'Hara War, The (1980) (TV) - Harold Gould (I); NBC - Also for Silent Lovers, The (1980) (TV) and This Year's Blonde (1980) (TV) (aka 'Moviola' series).

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Amber Waves (1980) (TV) - Mare Winningham; ABC
Other Nominees:
	All Quiet on the Western Front (1979) (TV) - Patricia Neal; CBS F.D.R.: The Last Year (1980) (TV) - Eileen Heckart; NBC Scarlett O'Hara War, The (1980) (TV) - Carrie Nye; NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Nancy Marchand; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Nina Foch (I); CBS - For episode "Hollywood". "Lou Grant" (1977) - Linda Kelsey; CBS "Trapper John, M.D." (1979) - Jessica Walter (I); CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Variety or Music Series


Winner:
	"MAS*H" (1972) - Loretta Swit; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Alice" (1976) - Polly Holliday; CBS "Benson" (1979) - Inga Swenson; ABC "WKRP in Cincinnati" (1978) - Loni Anderson; CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction (Electronic)


Winner:
	F.D.R.: The Last Year (1980) (TV) - Peter G. Edwards (lighting director); William C. Knight (lighting director); Peter Passas (lighting director); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Big Show, The" (1980) - Bill Klages (lighting director); NBC - For episode with hosts Sarah Purcell and Flip Wilson. Cheryl Ladd Special: Souvenirs, The (1980) (TV) - Fred McKinnon (lighting director); Marc Palius (lighting director); ABC Goldie and Liza Together (1980) (TV) - Daniel Flannery (lighting director); Bill Klages (lighting consultant); CBS Tender Land, The (1979) (TV) - Tony Di Girolamo (lighting director); PBS Unbroken Circle: A Tribute to Mother Maybelle Carter, The (1979) (TV) - George Riesenberger (lighting director); John Freschi (lighting director); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction and Electronic Camerawork


Winner:
	Oldest Living Graduate, The (1980) (TV) - Wayne Parsons (technical director); Thomas Geren (camera operator); Dean Hall (I) (camera operator); Bob Highton (camera operator); William Landers (II) (camera operator); Ron Sheldon (I) (camera operator); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Midnight Special, The" (1972) - Robert G. Holmes (I) (technical director); Bruce Bottone (camera operator); George Falardeau (camera operator); William Landers (II) (camera operator); Peggy Mahoney (I) (camera operator); Michael Stramisky (camera operator); NBC - For episode with host The Cars on 28 September 1979. Christmas Special... With Love, Mac Davis, A (1979) (TV) - Jerry Weiss (I) (technical director); Larry Heider (camera operator); Roy Holm (camera operator); William Landers (II) (camera operator); Peggy Mahoney (I) (camera operator); Wayne Orr (camera operator); Michael Stramisky (camera operator); NBC Goldie and Liza Together (1980) (TV) - Robert A. Kemp (technical director); Ralph Alcocer (camera operator); Jim Angel (camera operator); David N. Banks (camera operator); Ron Brooks (III) (camera operator); Warren Cress (camera operator); Jack Denton (IV) (camera operator); Bud Holland (camera operator); Art LaCombe (camera operator); Dan Langford (camera operator); Wayne Orr (camera operator); Ken Tamburri (camera operator); CBS Magic of David Copperfield II, The (1979) (TV) - Jerry Weiss (I) (technical director); Les Atkinson (camera operator); Roy Holm (camera operator); Peggy Mahoney (I) (camera operator); Michael Stramisky (camera operator); CBS

Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Taxi" (1978) - James Burrows (II) (director); ABC - For episode "Louie and the Nice Girl".
Other Nominees:
	"MASH" (1972) - Alan Alda (director); CBS - For episode "Dreams". "MASH" (1972) - Charles S. Dubin (director); CBS - For episode "Period of Adjustment". "MASH" (1972) - Burt Metcalfe (director); CBS - For episode "Bottle Fatigue". "MASH" (1972) - Harry Morgan (I) (director); CBS - For episode "Stars and Stripes".

Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Roger Young (I); CBS - For episode "Cop".
Other Nominees:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Burt Brinckerhoff; CBS - For episode "Hollywood". "Lou Grant" (1977) - Peter Levin (I); CBS - For episode "Andrew, Part II: Trial". "Lou Grant" (1977) - Gene Reynolds; CBS - For episode "Influence". Skag (1980) (TV) - Frank Perry (I) (director); NBC - For the pilot episode of "Skag" (1980).

Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction


Winner:
	Baryshnikov on Broadway (1980) (TV) - Ian Fraser (I) (music director); Ralph Burns (principal arranger); Billy Byers (principal arranger); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Big Show, The" (1980) - Nick Perito (music director); Joseph Lipman (principal arranger); Angela Morley (principal arranger); Peter T. Myers (principal arranger); NBC - For episode with hosts Steve Lawrence (I) and Don Rickles. Barry Manilow: One Voice (1980) (TV) - Artie Butler (music director); ABC

Outstanding Directing in a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Attica (1980) (TV) - Marvin J. Chomsky (director); ABC
Other Nominees:
	All Quiet on the Western Front (1979) (TV) - Delbert Mann (I) (director); CBS Amber Waves (1980) (TV) - Joseph Sargent; ABC Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones (1980) (TV) - William A. Graham (director); CBS Scarlett O'Hara War, The (1980) (TV) - John Erman (director); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.

Outstanding Directing in a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	Baryshnikov on Broadway (1980) (TV) - Dwight Hemion (director); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Big Show, The" (1980) - Steve Binder (director); NBC - For episode with hosts Mariette Hartley and Dean Martin (I). "Muppet Show, The" (1976) - Peter Harris (I); Syndicated - For episode with Liza Minnelli (4.14). John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together (1979) (TV) - Tony Charmoli (director); ABC

Outstanding Writing in a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Off the Minnesota Strip (1980) (TV) - David Chase (II) (writer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	Amber Waves (1980) (TV) - Ken Trevey (writer); ABC Attica (1980) (TV) - James S. Henerson (writer); ABC Gideon's Trumpet (1980) (TV) - David W. Rintels (writer); CBS This Year's Blonde (1980) (TV) - James Lee (III) (writer); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.

Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	Shirley MacLaine... 'Every Little Movement' (1980) (TV) - Buz Kohan (writer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Carol Burnett & Company" (1979) - Bob Arnott (writer); Roger Beatty (writer); Dick Clair (writer); Tim Conway (writer); Ann Elder (writer); Arnie Kogen (writer); Buz Kohan (writer); Jenna McMahon (writer); Kenny Solms (writer); ABC - For episode with Sally Field on 8 September 1979. "Muppet Show, The" (1976) - Jim Henson (I) (writer); Don Hinkley (writer); Jerry Juhl (writer); David Odell (writer); Syndicated - For episode with Alan Arkin (4.20). "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Peter Aykroyd (writer); Anne Beatts (writer); Tom Davis (I) (writer); James Downey (I) (writer); Brian Doyle-Murray (writer); Al Franken (I) (writer); Tom Gammill (I) (writer); Lorne Michaels (writer); Matt Neuman (writer); Don Novello (writer); Sarah Paley (writer); Max Pross (writer); Herbert Sargent (I) (writer); Tom Schiller (writer); Harry Shearer (writer); Rosie Shuster (writer); Alan Zweibel (writer); NBC - For episode with host Teri Garr on 26 January 1980. Goldie and Liza Together (1980) (TV) - Fred Ebb (writer); CBS

Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Seth Freeman (I) (writer); CBS - For episode "Cop".
Other Nominees:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Allan Burns (I) (writer); Gene Reynolds (writer); CBS - For episode "Brushfire". "Lou Grant" (1977) - Michele Gallery (writer); CBS - For episode "Lou". "Tenspeed and Brown Shoe" (1980) {Pilot (#1.1)} - Stephen J. Cannell (writer); ABC - For the pilot episode of "Tenspeed and Brown Shoe" (1980). Skag (1980) (TV) - Abby Mann (writer); NBC - For the pilot episode of "Skag" (1980).

Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Barney Miller" (1975) - R.J. Colleary (writer); ABC - For episode "Photographer".
Other Nominees:
	"Associates, The" (1979) - Stan Daniels (writer); Ed. Weinberger (writer); ABC - For episode "The Censors". "Associates, The" (1979) - Michael Leeson (teleplay); Charlie Hauck (II) (story); ABC - For episode "The First Day". "MAS*H" (1972) - David Isaacs (I) (writer); Ken Levine (I) (writer); CBS - For episode "Goodbye, Radar", part II. "Taxi" (1978) - Glen Charles (writer); Les Charles (writer); ABC - For episode "Honor Thy Father".

Outstanding Cinematography for a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Silent Lovers, The (1980) (TV) - Gayne Rescher (cinematographer); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.
Other Nominees:
	Brave New World (1980) (TV) - Harry L. Wolf; NBC Kenny Rogers as The Gambler (1980) (TV) - Joseph F. Biroc; CBS Miracle Worker, The (1979) (TV) - Ted Voightlander; NBC

Outstanding Cinematography for a Series


Winner:
	"Contender, The" (1980) - Enzo A. Martinelli; CBS - For episode "Breakthrough".
Other Nominees:
	"Fantasy Island" (1978) - Emmett Bergholtz (cinematographer); ABC - For episode "The Wedding". "From Here to Eternity" (1980) - Gerald Perry Finnerman; NBC - For episode "Pearl Harbor". "Incredible Hulk, The" (1978) - John McPherson (I); CBS - For episode "Broken Image". "Little House on the Prairie" (1974) - Ted Voightlander; NBC - For episode "May We Make Them Proud". "Quincy M.E." (1976) - Alric Edens; NBC - For episode "Riot".

Outstanding Art Direction for a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Gauguin the Savage (1980) (TV) - Wilfred Shingleton (production designer); Julian Sacks (art director); Jean Taillandier (art director); Cheryal Kearney (set decorator); Robert Christid�s (set decorator); CBS
Other Nominees:
	All Quiet on the Western Front (1979) (TV) - John Stoll (I) (production designer); Karel Vacek (I) (art director); CBS Brave New World (1980) (TV) - Tom H. John (art director); Mary Ann Biddle (set decorator); NBC Ordeal of Dr. Mudd, The (1980) (TV) - Jack De Shields (art director); Ira Bates (set decorator); CBS Orphan Train (1979) (TV) - Jan Scott (I) (art director/production designer); Bill Harp (set decorator); CBS Silent Lovers, The (1980) (TV) - Michael Baugh (production designer); Jerry Adams (I) (set decorator); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.

Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	Baryshnikov on Broadway (1980) (TV) - Charles Lisanby (art director); Dwight Jackson (set decorator); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Big Show, The" (1980) - Brian Bartholomew (production designer); Bob Keene (I) (production designer); Tom Bugenhagen (set decorator); NBC - For episode with hosts Sarah Purcell and Flip Wilson. "Muppet Show, The" (1976) - Malcolm Stone (I) (art director); Syndicated - For episode with Beverly Sills (4.9). Shirley MacLaine... 'Every Little Movement' (1980) (TV) - Romain Johnston (art director); Debe Hendricks (set decorator); CBS

Outstanding Art Direction for a Series


Winner:
	"Palmerstown, U.S.A." (1980) - James D. Bissell (art director); Bill Webb (I) (set decorator); CBS - For episode "The Old Sister".
Other Nominees:
	"Beyond Westworld" (1980) - Michael Baugh (production designer); Edward J. McDonald (set decorator); CBS - For the pilot. "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" (1979) - Hub Braden (art director); Fred Luff III (art director); Frank Lombardo (set decorator); NBC - For episode "Ardala Returns". "Hart to Hart" (1979) - James J. Agazzi (art director); Paul Sylos (art director); Bob Signorelli (set decorator); ABC - For episode "Man with Jade Eyes". Skag (1980) (TV) - David Marshall (II) (art director); William Craig Smith (art director); Leonard A. Mazzola (set decorator); NBC - For the pilot episode of "Skag" (1980).

Outstanding Costume Design for a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Scarlett O'Hara War, The (1980) (TV) - Travilla (costume designer); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.
Other Nominees:
	Ann-Margret: Hollywood Movie Girls (1980) (TV) - Bob Mackie (costume designer); ABC Beatrice Arthur Special, The (1980) (TV) - Ret Turner (costume designer); CBS Carpenters: Music, Music, Music, The (1980) (TV) - Bill Belew (costume designer); ABC Dream Merchants, The (1980) (TV) - Grady Hunt (I) (costume designer); Syndicated

Outstanding Costume Design for a Series


Winner:
	"Big Show, The" (1980) - Peter Menefee (costume designer); NBC - For episode with hosts Tony Randall (I) and Hervé Villechaize.
Other Nominees:
	"Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" (1979) - Al Lehman (I) (costume designer); NBC - For episode "Flight of the War Witch", part II. "Fantasy Island" (1978) - Grady Hunt (I) (costume designer); ABC - For episode "Tattoo: The Love God/Magnolia Blossom". "Galactica 1980" (1980) - Jean-Pierre Dorl�ac; ABC - For episode "Starbuck's Last Journey". "Muppet Show, The" (1976) - Calista Hendrickson; Syndicated - For episode with Beverly Sills (4.9).

Outstanding Achievement in Film Sound Mixing


Winner:
	Ordeal of Dr. Mudd, The (1980) (TV) - Ray Barons (sound mixer); David E. Campbell (sound mixer); Robert Pettis (sound mixer); John T. Reitz (sound mixer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	Amber Waves (1980) (TV) - Chris Large (sound mixer); Eddie Nelson (I) (sound mixer); George Porter (III) (sound mixer); Terry Porter (I) (sound mixer); ABC Golden Moment: An Olympic Love Story, The (1980) (TV) - Robert W. Glass Jr. (sound mixer); Patrick Mitchell (II) (sound mixer); Robert Thirlwell (sound mixer); John Wilkinson (I) (sound mixer); NBC Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones (1980) (TV) - David E. Campbell (sound mixer); Jacques Nosco (sound mixer); Robert Pettis (sound mixer); John T. Reitz (sound mixer); CBS - For part II. Skag (1980) (TV) - David Dockendorf (sound mixer); Robert L. Harman (sound mixer); William L. McCaughey (sound mixer); Jack Solomon (sound mixer); NBC - For the pilot episode of "Skag" (1980).

Outstanding Achievement in Tape Sound Mixing


Winner:
	Sinatra: The First 40 Years (1980) (TV) - Bruce Burns (I) (sound mixer); Jerry Clemans (sound mixer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	Crystal Gayle Special, The (1979) (TV) - Terry Farris (sound mixer); Thomas J. Huth (sound mixer); Blake Norton (I) (sound mixer); CBS Donna Summer Special, The (1980) (TV) - Jerry Clemans (sound mixer); Juergen Koppers (sound mixer); Doug Nelson (I) (sound mixer); ABC Kenny Rogers and the American Cowboy (1979) (TV) - Jerry Clemans (sound mixer); Billy Sherrill (III) (sound mixer); CBS Oldest Living Graduate, The (1980) (TV) - Don Worsham (sound mixer); NBC Olivia Newton-John: Hollywood Nights (1980) (TV) - Jerry Clemans (sound mixer); Gordon Klimuck (sound mixer); Doug Nelson (I) (sound mixer); ABC

Outstanding Video Tape Editing for a Series


Winner:
	"Muppet Show, The" (1976) - John Hawkins (II) (editor); Syndicated - For episode with Liza Minnelli (4.14).
Other Nominees:
	"Big Show, The" (1980) - Ken Denisoff (editor); Kevin Muldoon (editor); Andy Zall (editor); NBC - For episode with hosts Tony Randall (I) and Hervé Villechaize. "Fridays" (1980) - Terry M. Pickford (editor); ABC - For episode with Boz Scaggs on 16 May 1980. "New Kind of Family, A" (1979) - Marco Zappia (editor); ABC - For episode "I Do".

Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for a Series


Winner:
	"Taxi" (1978) - M. Pam Blumenthal (editor); ABC - For episode "Louie and the Nice Girl".
Other Nominees:
	"MAS*H" (1972) - Larry L. Mills (editor); Stanford Tischler (editor); CBS - For episode "The Yalu Brick Road". "Skag" (1980) - Larry Strong (I); NBC - For episode "The Working Girl", part I. Skag (1980) (TV) - Sidney Katz (I); NBC - For the pilot episode of "Skag" (1980).

Outstanding Video Tape Editing for a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	Olivia Newton-John: Hollywood Nights (1980) (TV) - Danny White (I) (editor); ABC
Other Nominees:
	Baryshnikov on Broadway (1980) (TV) - Andy Zall (editor); ABC Christmas in New Mexico (1979) (TV) - Marco Zappia (editor); ABC Donna Summer Special, The (1980) (TV) - Terry Climer (editor); ABC

Outstanding Film Editing for a Limited Series or a Special


Winner:
	All Quiet on the Western Front (1979) (TV) - Bill Blunden (editor); Alan Pattillo (editor); CBS
Other Nominees:
	Attica (1980) (TV) - Paul LaMastra (editor); BC Kenny Rogers as The Gambler (1980) (TV) - Jerrold L. Ludwig; CBS S.O.S. Titanic (1979) (TV) - John A. Martinelli (editor); Rusty Coppleman (editor); ABC Silent Lovers, The (1980) (TV) - David Newhouse (I); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series. When Hell Was in Session (1979) (TV) - John Woodcock (I); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Film Sound Editing


Winner:
	Power (1980) (TV) - Don Crosby (II) (sound editor); Mark Dennis (III) (sound editor); Tony Garber (sound editor); Doug Grindstaff (sound editor); Don Isaacs (sound editor); Hank Salerno (sound editor); Larry Singer (sound editor); NBC - For part I.
Other Nominees:
	Amber Waves (1980) (TV) - Tom Cornwell (sound editor); Peter Harrison (I) (sound editor); Andrew Herbert (sound editor); Michael Hilkene (sound editor); Fred Judkins (sound editor); Jill Taggart (sound editor); Rusty Tinsley (sound editor); ABC Attica (1980) (TV) - Tom Cornwell (sound editor); Linda Dove (sound editor); Don Ernst (sound editor); Peter Harrison (I) (sound editor); Andrew Herbert (sound editor); Fred Judkins (sound editor); Michael P. Redbourn (sound editor); Rusty Tinsley (sound editor); ABC Plutonium Incident, The (1980) (TV) - Tom Cornwell (sound editor); David R. Elliott (sound editor); Don Ernst (sound editor); Dimitri Gortinski (sound editor); Peter Harrison (I) (sound editor); Andrew Herbert (sound editor); Michael Hilkene (sound editor); Fred Judkins (sound editor); Jill Taggart (sound editor); Rusty Tinsley (sound editor); Christopher T. Welch (sound editor); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Makeup


Winner:
	Scarlett O'Hara War, The (1980) (TV) - Richard Blair (I) (makeup); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.
Other Nominees:
	"Beyond Westworld" (1980) - John Chambers (I) (makeup); Robert Sidell (makeup); CBS - For the pilot episode. "Disraeli" (1978) - Lorraine Dawkins (makeup); Anita Harris (makeup); Sheila Mann (I) (makeup); Mary Southgate (makeup); Brenda Yewdell (makeup); PBS - For part I: "Dizzy". - (Shown within "Masterpiece Theatre" (1971)). Haywire (1980) (TV) - Jack Freeman (I) (makeup); CBS Salem's Lot (1979) (TV) - Ben Lane (makeup); Jack H. Young (makeup); CBS

Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)


Winner:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Patrick Williams (I); CBS - For episode "Hollywood".
Other Nominees:
	"Dallas" (1978) - Bruce Broughton (composer); CBS - For episode "The Lost Child". "Eischied" (1979) - John Cacavas (composer); NBC - For episode "Only The Pretty Girls Die", part II. "Paris" (1979) - Fred Karlin (composer); CBS - For episode "Decisions". Skag (1980) (TV) - Billy Goldenberg (composer); NBC - For the pilot episode of "Skag" (1980).

Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Limited Series or a Special (Dramatic Underscore)


Winner:
	High Midnight (1979) (TV) - Jerry Fielding (composer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Last Convertible, The" (1979) - Pete Rugolo (composer); NBC - For part I. Salem's Lot (1979) (TV) - Harry Sukman (composer); CBS Silent Lovers, The (1980) (TV) - Gerald Fried (composer); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.

Outstanding Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	Baryshnikov on Broadway (1980) (TV) - Herman Krawitz (executive producer); Gary Smith (III) (producer); Dwight Hemion (producer); Mikhail Baryshnikov (star); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Benny Hill Show, The" (1969) - Philip Jones (VI) (executive producer); Keith Beckett (producer); David Bell (II) (producer); Ronald Fouracre (producer); Peter Frazer-Jones (producer); Dennis Kirkland (producer); John Robins (producer); Mark Stuart (I) (producer); Benny Hill (star); Syndicated "Muppet Show, The" (1976) - David Lazer (executive producer); Jim Henson (I) (producer/star: The Muppets); Dave Goelz (star: The Muppets); Louise Gold (star: The Muppets); Richard Hunt (I) (star: The Muppets); Kathryn Mullen (star: The Muppets); Jerry Nelson (I) (star: The Muppets); Frank Oz (star: The Muppets); Steve Whitmire (star: The Muppets); Syndicated Goldie and Liza Together (1980) (TV) - George Schlatter (executive producer); Don Mischer (producer); Fred Ebb (producer); Goldie Hawn (star); Liza Minnelli (star); CBS Shirley MacLaine... 'Every Little Movement' (1980) (TV) - Gary Smith (III) (producer); Dwight Hemion (producer); Shirley MacLaine (star); CBS

Outstanding Drama Series


Winner:
	"Lou Grant" (1977) - Gene Reynolds (executive producer); Seth Freeman (I) (producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Dallas" (1978) - Philip Capice (executive producer); Lee Rich (executive producer); Leonard Katzman (producer); CBS "Family" (1976) - Aaron Spelling (executive producer); Leonard Goldberg (I) (executive producer); Edward Zwick (producer); ABC "Rockford Files, The" (1974) - Meta Rosenberg (executive producer); Stephen J. Cannell (supervising producer); David Chase (II) (producer); Chas. Floyd Johnson (producer); Juanita Bartlett (producer); NBC "White Shadow, The" (1978) - Bruce Paltrow (executive producer); Mark Tinker (producer); CBS

Outstanding Classical Program in the Performing Arts


Winner:
	Live from Studio 8H: A Tribute to Toscanini (1980) (TV) - Alvin Cooperman (producer); Judith de Paul (producer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Live from Lincoln Center" (1976) - John Goberman (producer); Luciano Pavarotti (star); PBS - For episode "New York Philharmonic with Zubin Mehta and Luciano Pavarotti". Beverly Sills in Concert (1980) (TV) - Thomas L. Merklinger (executive producer); Beverly Sills (star); PBS Conversations About the Dance (1980) (TV) - Loring d'Usseau (producer); Agnes de Mille (star); PBS

Outstanding Limited Series


Winner:
	"Edward & Mrs. Simpson" (1978) - Andrew Brown (I) (producer); Syndicated
Other Nominees:
	"Disraeli" (1978) - Joan Wilson (II) (series producer); Cecil Clarke (I) (producer); PBS - (Shown within "Masterpiece Theatre" (1971)). "Duchess of Duke Street, The" (1976) - Joan Wilson (II) (series producer); John Hawkesworth (producer); PBS - (Shown within "Masterpiece Theatre" (1971)). Scarlett O'Hara War, The (1980) (TV) - David L. Wolper (executive producer); Stan Margulies (producer); NBC - Also for Silent Lovers, The (1980) (TV) and This Year's Blonde (1980) (TV) (aka 'Moviola' series).

Outstanding Individual Achievement - Special Events


Nominees:
	34th Annual Tony Awards, The (1980) (TV) - Carl Vitelli (lighting director); CBS 52nd Annual Academy Awards, The (1980) (TV) - Larry Grossman (I) (music); Buz Kohan (lyrics); ABC - For segment "Dancin' on the Silver Screen". 52nd Annual Academy Awards, The (1980) (TV) - Ray Klausen (art director); ABC 52nd Annual Academy Awards, The (1980) (TV) - Donald O'Connor (performer); ABC - For segment "Dancin' on the Silver Screen". 52nd Annual Academy Awards, The (1980) (TV) - Walter Painter (choreographer); ABC - For segment "Dancin' on the Silver Screen".

Outstanding Individual Achievement - Animation Program


Nominees:
	Bugs Bunny's Bustin' Out All Over (1980) (TV) - Chuck Jones (I) (director); CBS Pink Panther in the Olym-pinks (1980) (TV) - Friz Freleng (director); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Graphic Design and Title Sequences


Winner:
	"French Atlantic Affair, The" (1979) - Phill Norman (graphic designer); ABC - For part I.
Other Nominees:
	Salem's Lot (1979) (TV) - Gene Kraft (graphic designer); CBS

Outstanding Individual Achievement - Children's Program


Winner:
	Halloween That Almost Wasn't, The (1979) (TV) - Bob O'Bradovich (makeup); ABC
Other Nominees:
	Halloween That Almost Wasn't, The (1979) (TV) - Arthur Ginsberg (film editor); ABC Halloween That Almost Wasn't, The (1979) (TV) - Mariette Hartley (performer); ABC Sesame Street in Puerto Rico (1979) (TV) - Ozzie Alfonso (director); PBS Sesame Street in Puerto Rico (1979) (TV) - Nat Mongioi (art director); PBS

Outstanding Children's Program


Nominees:
	Benji at Work (1980) (TV) - Joe Camp (I) (executive producer); Fielder Baker (producer); ABC Halloween That Almost Wasn't, The (1979) (TV) - Richard Barclay (I) (executive producer); Gaby Monet (producer); ABC Sesame Street in Puerto Rico (1979) (TV) - Al Hyslop (executive producer); Michael J. Cozell (producer); PBS

Outstanding Informational Program


Winner:
	Body Human: The Magic Sense, The (1979) (TV) - Thomas W. Moore (executive producer); Alfred R. Kelman (producer); Robert E. Fuisz (producer); Charles A. Bangert (co-producer); Vivian R. Moss (co-producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Bill Moyers' Journal" (1972) - Joan Konner (executive producer); Bill Moyers (star); PBS "Cousteau Odyssey, The" (1977) - Jacques-Yves Cousteau (executive producer); Philippe Cousteau (I) (executive producer); PBS - For episode "The Nile". Body Human: The Body Beautiful, The (1980) (TV) - Thomas W. Moore (executive producer); Alfred R. Kelman (producer); Robert E. Fuisz (producer); Charles A. Bangert (co-producer); Geof Bartz (co-producer); Vivian R. Moss (co-producer); CBS Picasso: A Painter's Diary (1980) (TV) - George Page (executive producer); Perry Miller Adato (producer); PBS

Outstanding Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Taxi" (1978) - James L. Brooks (executive producer); Stan Daniels (executive producer); Ed. Weinberger (executive producer); Glen Charles (producer); Les Charles (producer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Barney Miller" (1975) - Danny Arnold (executive producer); Tony Sheehan (producer); Noam Pitlik (producer); Gary Shaw (I) (co-producer); ABC "MAS*H" (1972) - Burt Metcalfe (executive producer); Jim Mulligan (I) (producer); John Rappaport (producer); CBS "Soap" (1977) - Paul Junger Witt (executive producer); Tony Thomas (I) (executive producer); Susan Harris (I) (producer); ABC "WKRP in Cincinnati" (1978) - Hugh Wilson (I) (executive producer); Rod Daniel (producer); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling


Winner:
	Miracle Worker, The (1979) (TV) - Larry Germain (I) (hairstylist); Donna Barrett Gilbert (hairstylist); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Fantasy Island" (1978) - Joan Phillips (I) (hairstylist); ABC - For episode "Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde/Aphrodite". Haywire (1980) (TV) - Carolyn Elias (hairstylist); Bette Iverson (hairstylist); CBS Murder Can Hurt You (1980) (TV) - Naomi Cavin (hairstylist); Mary Hadley (hairstylist); ABC Silent Lovers, The (1980) (TV) - Leonard Drake (hairstylist); NBC - Part of the 'Moviola' series.

Outstanding Individual Achievement - Special Class


Winner:
	"Lifeline" (1978) - Geof Bartz (film editor); NBC - For episode "Dr. James 'Red' Duke, Trauma Surgeon" on 13 August 1979.
Other Nominees:
	Bob Hope's Overseas Christmas Tours: Around the World with the Troops - 1941-1972 (1980) (TV) - Darryl Sutton (video tape editor); NBC Christmas Carol at Ford's Theatre, A (1979) (TV) - Harry Bottorf (lighting); John Gisondi (lighting); William C. Knight (lighting); Dick Weiss (I) (lighting); PBS Dream Merchants, The (1980) (TV) - Cliff Chally (costumes); Patricia Zinn Etheridge (costumes); Syndicated Skinflint: A Country Christmas Carol (1979) (TV) - O. Tamburri (technical director); Reed Howard (camera operator); William Landers (II) (camera operator); Victoria Walker (I) (camera operator); NBC

Outstanding Animated Program


Winner:
	Carlton Your Doorman (1980) (TV) - Lorenzo Music (producer); Barton Dean (producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	Pink Panther in the Olym-pinks (1980) (TV) - David H. DePatie (producer); Friz Freleng (producer); ABC Pontoffel Pock, Where Are You? (1980) (TV) - David H. DePatie (executive producer); Friz Freleng (executive producer); Dr. Seuss (producer); ABC She's a Good Skate, Charlie Brown (1980) (TV) - Lee Mendelson (executive producer); Bill Melendez (producer); CBS

Outstanding Individual Achievement - Creative Technical Crafts


Winners:
	"Live from Lincoln Center" (1976) - Mark Schubin (live stereo simulcast); PBS - For episode "New York Philharmonic with Zubin Mehta and Luciano Pavarotti". Live from Studio 8H: A Tribute to Toscanini (1980) (TV) - Scott Schachter (live audio mixing); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Muppet Show, The" (1976) - Leslee Asch (muppet design); Edward G. Christie (muppet design); Barbara S. Davis (muppet design); Faz Fazakas (muppet design); Nomi Frederick (muppet design); Michael K. Frith (muppet design); Amy Van Gilder (muppet design); Dave Goelz (muppet design); Marianne Harms (muppet design); Larry Jameson (II) (muppet design); Mari Kaestle (muppet design); Rollin Krewson (muppet design); Tim Miller (I) (muppet design); Bob Payne (I) (muppet design); Jan Rosenthal (muppet design); Don Sahlin (muppet design); Caroly Wilcox (muppet design); Syndicated - For episode with Alan Arkin (4.20). "Muppet Show, The" (1976) - Edward G. Christie (muppet design); Barbara S. Davis (muppet design); Faz Fazakas (muppet design); Nomi Frederick (muppet design); Michael K. Frith (muppet design); Amy Van Gilder (muppet design); Dave Goelz (muppet design); Larry Jameson (II) (muppet design); Mari Kaestle (muppet design); Rollin Krewson (muppet design); Tim Miller (I) (muppet design); Bob Payne (I) (muppet design); Jan Rosenthal (muppet design); Don Sahlin (muppet design); Caroly Wilcox (muppet design); Syndicated - For episode with Kenny Rogers (I) (4.10). All Quiet on the Western Front (1979) (TV) - Roy Whybrow (special effects - cinematography); CBS

Outstanding Program Achievement - Special Events


Winner:
	34th Annual Tony Awards, The (1980) (TV) - Alexander H. Cohen (II) (executive producer); Hildy Parks (producer); Roy A. Somlyo (co-producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	52nd Annual Academy Awards, The (1980) (TV) - Howard W. Koch (producer); ABC American Film Institute Salute to James Stewart, The (1980) (TV) - George Stevens Jr. (producer); CBS Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts, The (1979) (TV) - George Stevens Jr. (producer); Nick Vanoff (producer); CBS

Outstanding Program Achievement - Special Class


Winner:
	Fred Astaire: Change Partners and Dance (1980) (TV) - George Page (executive producer); Jac Venza (executive producer); David Heeley (producer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"Real People" (1979) - George Schlatter (executive producer); John Barbour (II) (producer); Bob Wynn (producer); NBC "Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, The" (1962) - Frederick De Cordova (executive producer); Peter Lassally (producer); Johnny Carson (I) (star); NBC Fred Astaire: Puttin' on His Top Hat (1980) (TV) - George Page (executive producer); Jac Venza (executive producer); David Heeley (producer); PBS Winter Olympics '80: The World Comes to America (1980) (TV) - Roone Arledge (executive producer); Doug Wilson (VII) (producer); ABC

Outstanding Drama or Comedy Special


Winner:
	Miracle Worker, The (1979) (TV) - Raymond Katz (executive producer); Sandy Gallin (executive producer); Fred Coe (producer); NBC - The nomination and award for Fred Coe were posthumous.
Other Nominees:
	All Quiet on the Western Front (1979) (TV) - Martin Starger (executive producer); Norman Rosemont (producer); CBS Amber Waves (1980) (TV) - Philip Mandelker (executive producer); Stanley Kallis (producer); ABC Gideon's Trumpet (1980) (TV) - John Houseman (I) (executive producer); David W. Rintels (producer); CBS Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones (1980) (TV) - Frank Konigsberg (executive producer); Ernest Tidyman (producer); Sam Manners (I) (producer); CBS

Outstanding Individual Achievement - Informational Program


Winners:
	"National Geographic Specials" (1964) - David Clark (III) (film sound mixer); Joel Fein (film sound mixer); Robert L. Harman (film sound mixer); George Porter (III) (film sound mixer); PBS - For episode "Dive to the Edge of Creation". Body Human: The Body Beautiful, The (1980) (TV) - Bob Eisenhardt (film editor); Hank O'Karma (film editor); Jane Kurson (film editor); CBS Mysteries of the Sea (1980) (TV) - Bryan Anderson (III) (cinematographer); Robert Elfstrom (cinematographer); Al Giddings (cinematographer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Cousteau Odyssey, The" (1977) - Henri Colpi (film editor); John Soh (film editor); PBS - For episode "The Nile". Body Human: The Body Beautiful, The (1980) (TV) - Robert E. Fuisz (writer); Louis H. Gorfain (writer); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Choreography


Winner:
	Shirley MacLaine... 'Every Little Movement' (1980) (TV) - Alan Johnson (I) (choreographer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	Baryshnikov on Broadway (1980) (TV) - Ron Field (II) (choreographer); ABC Uptown: A Tribute to the Apollo Theatre (1980) (TV) - Lester Wilson (choreographer); NBC

Governor's Award


Awarded to:
	Johnny Carson (I)

Special Award

Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Development


Winner:
	National Bureau of Standards; Public Broadcasting Service; American Broadcasting Company - For their development of the Closed Captioning for the Deaf System.

Citation

Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Development


Winners:
	Convergence Corporation - For the videotape editing systems utilizing a "joystick" control, as incorporated in their ECS-100 Video Tape Editing Systems. Vital Industries - For its pioneering development of digital video manipulation technology. David Bargen - For the development of the "409" and "TRACE" computer programs used in off-line videotape editing.