The Hollywood Reporter landed its second Daytime Emmy nomination on Wednesday for its series Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, which airs on SundanceTV.
The show, produced in-house by THR, was nominated for outstanding special class series, where it will compete for the award alongside CBS’ Lucky Dog With Brandon McMillan, Oxygen’s Mysteries & Scandals, Freeform’s To Life: How Israeli Volunteers Are Changing the World, PBS’ Variety Studio: Actors on Actors and AmericanTheatreWing.org’s Working in the Theatre.
The original nonfiction series, which grew out of one of THR‘s signature features in print and online, features Oscar- and Emmy-nominated filmmakers, creators and stars from the year’s top films and TV shows, including actors, actresses, directors, producers, screenwriters, songwriters and documentary directors.
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Guests discuss everything from their individual projects to their craft and true stories from the business. The panels present thoughtful, informative takes on the film and television industry today.
Recent participants have included Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, Spike Lee, Mahershala Ali, Chadwick Boseman, Glenn Close, Viggo Mortensen, Alfonso Cuarón, Regina King, Rachel Weisz and more.
During the weeks leading up to the Emmys and the Oscars, viewers can watch the series every Sunday on SundanceTV. The full, uncensored discussions are available to watch online every Monday after the show airs.
Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter previously earned a Daytime Emmy nomination in 2017. THR also won a Los Angeles area Emmy for its roundtable discussion The Hollywood Reporter in Focus: The Wolf of Wall Street, which aired on PBS SoCal.
Watch the episode submitted for consideration above, and watch the rest of the shows here.
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