Congratulations to all of the 2009 Daytime Emmy nominees and winners! Read PRESS about the EMMY AWARD.

We are thrilled to announce that Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop has won a Daytime Emmy! On Saturday, August 29. 2009 in Los Angeles, Producer and Director Connie Simmons - sadly without David Dunlop, who attended his niece's wedding in St Louis - accepted a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Writing by David Dunlop! Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop was also honored with a nomination for Outstanding Direction by Connie Simmons in the Outstanding Special Class category.

Connie is thrilled and grateful that the series and the inspired and entertaining writing of David Dunlop recognized by the National Association of Television and Science. I wish David had been able to be at this year's Daytime Emmy celebration! This has been an amazing adventure - David Dunlop has such a unique and fascinating way of integrating art, history and how the mind works. I am so happy to be able to give my heartfelt congratulations to David and to all of the amazing people involved in making our series, including Larry Rifkin and our friends at CPTV and PBS. It is exciting that our series and David&'s gift of making art come alive received such incredible recognition.

Host and writer David Dunlop was humbled by the national honor. 'A lump of awe, thrill, and humility gathered in my throat as I learned of our show's winning the Emmy. ThatLarry Rifkin at CPTV, Connie Simmons and I could see our collective efforts bloom into such recognition startles, stuns, and humbles me.Our show tested the limits of convention, synthesizing a spectrum of  history, art, emotion and sciencein a novel form. This success gives us courage to reach further.

Congratulations to all of the 2009 CINE Golden Eagle Award nominees and winners! We are thrilled to announce that Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop has won a CINE Golden Eagle Award and was selected as 2009 Booklist Editor’s Choice! Landscapes Through Time’s host and writer, David Dunlop, was humbled by the national honor.  “This success recognizes that painting and the arts are still an important part of our culture and society.”

The CINE Golden Eagle awards, which honor excellence in professional and independent works, are recognized internationally as symbols of the highest production standards in film and television production. Since its founding in 1957, CINE has been dedicated to discovering, rewarding, educating and supporting established and emerging talent in film and video. Great talents whose first films were awarded the CINE Golden Eagle include Steven Spielberg. Ron Howard,  and Ken Burns, and  filmmakers such as Robert Zemeckis, Mike Nichols, Martin Scorcese, Mira Nair, Charles Guggenheim, Stanley Nelson, Albert Maysles, Frederick Wiseman have also been recipients of the Golden Eagle Award.