Signiant's Todd Kelly Receives Emmys

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Jun 14, 2012 11:01 AM, By Ned Soseman

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Boston/New England Chapter, has respected Signiant worker Todd Kelly with two Emmy Awards for his eccentric work on the array "Jonathan Bird's Blue World." Nominated in 4 categories, Kelly received Awards for Outstanding Children/Youth Program and Outstanding Magazine Feature/Segment.

The 2012 Emmy Awards were voiced and presented at ceremonies hold June 2, at the Copley Marriott Hotel in Boston, MA. This is the third uninterrupted year that "Jonathan Bird's Blue World" has been awarded Emmys.

The array takes viewers on an brave scrutiny of the world's oceans. Filmed opposite the globe, any part brings viewers to the corner of their seats. In Season Three, viewers followed the extremely uncertain rescue of Sully, a commander whale found stuck on a beach in Curacao and nursed back to health. Season Three moreover featured segments on enchanting blue holes in the Bahamas, the extraordinary Goliath Grouper, a sinkhole in the Yucatan and Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

"Jonathan Bird's Blue World" has aired every time on PBS stations in the United States given May 2008. The uncover may be seen in Boston on WGBH and online at blueworldtv.com . Co-produced by Jonathan Bird Productions and the Oceanic Research Group, the array is announce in 33 states to more than 160 million viewers. Season Four of the array is scheduled for let go in mid-2013.