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Daytime Emmy Awards: 1983

Daytime Emmy

Date:	6 June
Notes:	The ceremony is not broadcast because of some behind-the-scenes problems involving NBC, which was to televise the ceremony, and NABET.

Outstanding Actor in a Daytime Drama Series


Winner:
	"One Life to Live" (1968) - Robert S. Woods; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Peter Bergman (II); ABC "All My Children" (1970) - James Mitchell (I); ABC "General Hospital" (1963) - Stuart Damon; ABC "General Hospital" (1963) - Anthony Geary; ABC

Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Dorothy Lyman; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Susan Lucci; ABC "General Hospital" (1963) - Leslie Charleson; ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Erika Slezak; ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Robin Strasser; ABC

Outstanding Actor in a Supporting Role in a Daytime Drama Series


Winner:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Darnell Williams (I); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Another World" (1964) - Howard E. Rollins Jr.; NBC "General Hospital" (1963) - David Lewis (III); ABC "General Hospital" (1963) - John Stamos; ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Anthony D. Call; ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Al Freeman Jr.; ABC

Outstanding Actress in a Supporting Role in a Daytime Drama Series


Winner:
	"Ryan's Hope" (1975) - Louise Shaffer; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Kim Delaney (I); ABC "All My Children" (1970) - Eileen Herlie; ABC "All My Children" (1970) - Marcy Walker; ABC "General Hospital" (1963) - Robin Mattson; ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Brynn Thayer; ABC

Outstanding Individual Direction for a Variety Show


Winner:
	"Merv Griffin Show, The" (1962) - Dick Carson; Syndicated

Outstanding Individual Direction for a Talk or Service Series


Winner:
	"Hour Magazine" (1980) - Glen Swanson; Syndicated

Outstanding Directing for Children's Entertainment Special


Winner:
	"ABC Afterschool Specials" (1972) {The Woman Who Willed a Miracle (#11.5)} - Sharron Miller (I); ABC

Outstanding Music Composition/Direction in Children's Programming


Winner:
	"ABC Afterschool Specials" (1972) - Elliot Lawrence (I); ABC - For episode "Sometimes I Don't Love My Mother".

Outstanding Direction for a Daytime Drama Series


Winner:
	"One Life to Live" (1968) - Allen Fristoe; Norman Hall (I); Peter Miner (I); David Pressman (II); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Larry Auerbach; Jack Coffey (II); Sherrell Hoffman; Francesca James; ABC "General Hospital" (1963) - Marlene Laird; Alan Pultz; Phil Sogard; ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Any Area of Creative Technical Crafts - Lighting Direction


Winner:
	"Guiding Light, The" (1952) - Nicholas Hutak; Franconia Notch; CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Any Area of Creative Technical Crafts - Composition/Direction


Winner:
	"New Wilderness" (1982) - Jacques Urbont; Syndicated

Outstanding Writing for a Daytime Drama Series


Winner:
	"Ryan's Hope" (1975) - Claire Labine; Paul Avila Mayer; Mary Munisteri; Eugene Price; Judith Pinsker; Nancy Ford (III); B.K. Perlman; Rory Metcalf; Trent Jones (I); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Agnes Nixon; Wisner Washam; Lorraine Broderick; Jack Wood (II); Mary K. Wells; Clarice Blackburn; Caroline Franz; Elizabeth Wallace (III); John Saffron; ABC "General Hospital" (1963) - Anne Howard Bailey; A.J. Russell; Leah Laiman; Thom Racina; Jack Turley; Jeannie Glynn; Robert Guza Jr.; Charles Pratt Jr.; Robert J. Shaw; ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Sam Hall (I); Peggy O'Shea; S. Michael Schnessel; Victor Miller; Don Wallace (I); Lanie Bertram; Fred Corke; Craig Carlson; ABC

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Writing


Winner:
	"ABC Afterschool Specials" (1972) {The Woman Who Willed a Miracle (#11.5)} - Arthur Heinemann; ABC

Outstanding Cinematography in Children's Programming


Winner:
	"CBS Afternoon Playhouse" (1980) - Terry K. Meade; CBS - For episode "The Shooting".

Outstanding Achievement in Any Area of Creative Technical Crafts - Cinematography


Winner:
	"New Wilderness" (1982) - Robert Ryan (V); Syndicated

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Religious Programming - Film Editing


Winner:
	"Insight" (1960) - Scott McKinsey; Syndicated

Outstanding Film Editing in Children's Programming


Winner:
	"CBS Afternoon Playhouse" (1980) - Scott McKinsey; CBS - For episode "The Shooting".

Outstanding Achievement in Any Area of Creative Technical Crafts - Film Editing


Winner:
	"New Wilderness" (1982) - Leslie Borden Brown; Syndicated

Outstanding Informational/Instructional Programming - Short Form


Winner:
	"In the News" (1971) - Joel Heller (II) (executive producer); Walter Lister (producer); CBS

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Religious Programming - Performers


Winner:
	"Insight" (1960) - Lois Nettleton; Syndicated - For episode "A Gun for Mandy".

Outstanding Talk/Service Series


Winner:
	"This Old House" (1979) - Russell Morash; PBS

Outstanding Achievement in Religious Programming - Specials


Winner:
	Juggler of Notre Dame, The (1984) (TV) - Ellwood Kieser (executive producer); Michael Ray Rhodes (I) (executive producer); Father Terrance Sweeney (producer); Syndicated

Outstanding Daytime Drama Series


Winner:
	"Young and the Restless, The" (1973) - William J. Bell (executive producer); Wes Kenney (executive producer); Edward Scott (I) (producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"All My Children" (1970) - Jacqueline Babbin (producer); ABC "Days of Our Lives" (1965) - Betty Corday (executive producer); Al Rabin (supervising executive producer); Patricia Wenig (supervising producer); Ken Corday (producer); NBC "General Hospital" (1963) - Gloria Monty (executive producer); ABC "One Life to Live" (1968) - Joseph Stuart (producer); ABC

Outstanding Host or Hostess in a Talk or Service Show


Winner:
	"Phil Donahue Show, The" (1970) - Phil Donahue; Syndicated

Outstanding Children's Entertainment Special


Winner:
	"ABC Afterschool Specials" (1972) {The Woman Who Willed a Miracle (#11.5)} - Dick Clark (I) (executive producer); Preston Fisher (executive producer); Joanne Curley-Kerner (producer); Sharron Miller (I) (producer); ABC

Outstanding Children's Entertainment Series


Winners:
	"Captain Kangaroo" (1955) - Robert Keeshan (executive producer); Jim Hirschfeld (executive producer); CBS "Smurfs" (1981) - William Hanna (I) (executive producer); Joseph Barbera (executive producer); Gerard Baldwin (producer); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Religious Programming - Series


Winner:
	"Insight" (1960) - Ellwood Kieser (executive producer); Lan Oikun (executive producer); Michael Ray Rhodes (I) (producer); Father Terrance Sweeney (producer); Syndicated

Outstanding Performer in Children's Programming


Winner:
	"ABC Afterschool Specials" (1972) {The Woman Who Willed a Miracle (#11.5)} - Cloris Leachman; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"CBS Afternoon Playhouse" (1980) {The Shooting (#3.5)} - Lynn Redgrave; CBS

Outstanding Host or Hostess in a Variety Series


Winner:
	"Fantasy" (1982) - Leslie Uggams; NBC

Outstanding Host or Hostess in a Game or Audience Participation Show


Winner:
	"Just Men!" (1983) - Betty White (I); NBC

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Any Area of the Performing Arts - Audio


Winner:
	"Live from the Metropolitan Opera" (1977) - Jay David Saks; PBS - For episode "Hansel and Gretel"

Outstanding Children's Informational/Instructional Series


Winner:
	"Sesame Street" (1969) - Dulcy Singer (executive producer); Lisa Simon (producer); PBS

Special Classification of Outstanding Program Achievement


Winner:
	"Bandstand" (1952) - Dick Clark (I) (executive producer); Larry Klein (III) (producer); Barry Glazer (co-producer); ABC

Outstanding Variety Series


Winner:
	"Merv Griffin Show, The" (1962) - Peter Barsocchini (producer); Syndicated