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The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS)’ Pacific Southwest Chapter has presented a West Valley Water District (WVWD) video with an Emmy award in the Informational/Instructional Program category.
“I’m proud that West Valley’s efforts to invest in our community and improve transparency are being recognized by one of the most prestigious organizations in the country,” said WVWD Board President Channing Hawkins. “This is a tremendous day for West Valley and a well-deserved recognition of the hard work that our staff puts in every day on behalf our ratepayers.”
“We Are West Valley Water District” highlights WVWD’s major infrastructure projects, as well as its transparency and accountability initiatives, and features WVWD board members and staff. In addition to the Emmy win, the video was nominated in the Director-Short Form Content category.
The video was produced by Magnify Productions, with its key content creators, Michael Padilla, Shannon Taylor and Rob Jaeger. Magnify Productions is a Brea-based production studio whose clients have included Adidas, T-Mobile and Lexus. Shannon Taylor was present at the Emmy’s gala in Rancho Mirage to accept the award on each participants behalf.
“The driving force behind this project was the passion from the West Valley Water District’s Board and staff to share their commitment to transparency and accountability,” said Magnify Productions Owner Michael Padilla. “We’re honored that West Valley trusted us to tell their story.”
To win the award, entrants or their representatives submit entries to NATAS online, after which panels of NATAS members judge videos on their content, creativity, and execution.
NATAS is America’s largest television industry professional organization and promotes artistic, educational and technical achievements within the industry. NATAS’ Pacific Southwest Chapter serves television professionals in San Diego, Bakersfield, Las Vegas, Palm Springs, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Santa Maria and represents over 700 members.
To view the Emmy-winning video, visit West Valley Water District’s YouTube page by searching for MYWWD or by clicking here.
