Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Jun 12, 2009 8:39:53 GMT
Emmy News for One Tree Hill
Now, every actor on TV isn’t automatically put on the ballot. It costs a little money, and it’s up to the actors (or their publicists or agents or networks) to submit their names.Also, while some guidelines are in place about eligibility, it’s ultimately up to an actor whether he or she is entered, say, as a lead or supporting player.
As for “One Tree Hill,” none of the main five (Chad Michael Murray, Hilarie Burton, Bethany Joy Galeotti, James Lafferty or Sophia Bush) were submitted, but singer Kate Voegele was. Her name shows up on the supporting actress ballot.
The only other “One Tree Hill” name on the ballot is James Van Der Beek, who is submitted for his guest appearance on “Hill”.
In the writing categories, “One Tree Hill” submitted the episode “Letting Go,” which aired March 30 (Peyton secretly prepares her friends for life without her, while Lucas tries to console his troubled nephew by sharing his own childhood refuge…).
For directing, “One Tree Hill” submitted its 1940s episode.
Source: OTH Blog
Does this mean that these people can get an Emmy AWARD?
That would be so cool, but I don't really get what this article means!
Now, every actor on TV isn’t automatically put on the ballot. It costs a little money, and it’s up to the actors (or their publicists or agents or networks) to submit their names.Also, while some guidelines are in place about eligibility, it’s ultimately up to an actor whether he or she is entered, say, as a lead or supporting player.
As for “One Tree Hill,” none of the main five (Chad Michael Murray, Hilarie Burton, Bethany Joy Galeotti, James Lafferty or Sophia Bush) were submitted, but singer Kate Voegele was. Her name shows up on the supporting actress ballot.
The only other “One Tree Hill” name on the ballot is James Van Der Beek, who is submitted for his guest appearance on “Hill”.
In the writing categories, “One Tree Hill” submitted the episode “Letting Go,” which aired March 30 (Peyton secretly prepares her friends for life without her, while Lucas tries to console his troubled nephew by sharing his own childhood refuge…).
For directing, “One Tree Hill” submitted its 1940s episode.
Source: OTH Blog
Does this mean that these people can get an Emmy AWARD?
That would be so cool, but I don't really get what this article means!
