FRONTLINE Wins Four Emmy Awards

Three FRONTLINE documentaries and a promotional trailer won last night at the 35th Annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards.

The winning FRONTLINE projects included two documentaries on foreign affairs (Syria Behind the Lines, Outlawed in Pakistan), one documentary on the U.S. economy (The Retirement Gamble), and the trailer for League of Denial: The NFL’s Concussion Crisis.

“We couldn’t be prouder of all of our winners and nominees, who have worked incredibly hard to do the tough, tenacious work of investigative reporting,” said Raney Aronson-Rath, FRONTLINE deputy executive producer.

“We’re grateful to all of our funders, especially PBS and CPB,” said David Fanning, FRONTLINE executive producer. “We are privileged to be entrusted to do this work, and proud of FRONTLINE’s long record of broadcast journalism.”

FRONTLINE has now won 69 total Emmy Awards since 1983, in addition to last year’s Lifetime Achievement honor for series founder David Fanning.

PBS was the most-decorated network of the night, with 11 wins. You can read the full list of all winners from The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) here — and you can watch the winning FRONTLINE projects below.

Outstanding Continuing Coverage of a Current News Story — Long Form

Syria Behind the Lines: An unprecedented look at the perilous reality of everyday life for both Syria’s rebels and its regime. (Credits)

Outstanding Business and Economic Reporting – Long Form

The Retirement Gamble: Will your IRA or 401(k) accounts ensure a safe retirement? (Credits)

Outstanding Research

Outlawed in Pakistan: The story of a teenage girl in Pakistan whose life is at risk for daring to allege rape. (Credits)

Outstanding Promotional Announcement – Episodic

League of Denial – Dangerous Love Affair Trailer