Directors Guild of America President Martha Coolidge and Awards Chairperson Howard Storm today announced the DGA's nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Documentary for 2002. The winners will be announced at the 55th Annual DGA Awards Dinner on Saturday, March 1, 2003 at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles.
The nominees for the Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement for Documentary for 2002 are (in alphabetical order):
CHUCK BRAVERMAN
Bottom of the Ninth
White Whale Production - Theatrical Release
This is Braverman's fourth DGA nomination. He received his first nomination in 1974 for David Hartman, Birth & Babies, and was nominated again in 2000 for High School Boot Camp, which won the DGA Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Documentary. Braverman was nominated last year for Rocky and Rolanda.
Click here to view Mr. Braverman's Filmography on the IMDB.
MALCOLM CLARKE, STUART SENDER
Prisoner of Paradise
Media Vérité & Café Productions - Alliance Atlantis - Theatrical Release
This is Clarke's and Sender's first DGA Nomination.
Click here to view Mr. Clarke's Filmography on the IMDB.
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ROB FRUCHTMAN, REBECCA CAMMISA
Sister Helen
R&R Films, Inc. - Theatrical Release
This is Cammisa's and Fruchtman's first DGA Nomination.
Click here to view Mr. Fruchtman's Filmography on the IMDB.
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TASHA OLDHAM
The Smith Family
Small Town Productions - Theatrical Release
This is Oldham's first DGA Nomination.
Click here to view Ms. Oldham's Filmography on the IMDB.
LEAH MAHAN
Sweet Old Song
Two Cents Productions - PBS
This is Mahan's first DGA Nomination.
Click here to view Ms. Mahan's filmography on the IMDB.
