Ravens Productions Wins a Record 11 Emmys

Jun 25, 2024 at 01:24 PM

Ryan Mink

Editorial Director

Ravens Productions team with their Emmys.

The Ravens Productions team brought home the hardware in an unprecedented way this year.

The team won a record 11 Capital Emmy Awards this weekend, upping its total to 68. The previous high was seven wins. Ravens Productions was nominated for a record 17 Emmys this year.

"When you work with tenacious competitors like Lamar Jackson and Roquan Smith, it's difficult to not be competitive when it comes to our content," said Ravens Vice President of Broadcasting & Gameday Productions Jay O'Brien.

"Our Ravens Productions team strives for greatness in everything we create for our fans, and it's a great thrill to be recognized by our peers for our creativity and execution."

Here are the awards Ravens Productions won:

Sports Story – Long Form

Roquan Smith's Road Trip Home

Sports Program – Post-Produced

Ravens Wired

Sports – One-Time Special

Inside Ravens Training Camp

Sports – Open/Tease

Warriors

Promotion – Single Spot

The Future Belongs to You

Promotion – Campaign

The Chapters

Director – Program

Steve Groff

Editor – Sports

Bryson Neverdon

Graphic Arts

Brent Airey

Lighting

Eddie Coughlan

Nick Modisett

Go inside the Ravens historic all-Black quarterback room.

Full segment in Wired ➡️https://t.co/IshNZikpIy pic.twitter.com/N2JNTUL8Bm
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 9, 2023

Photographer

Eddie Coughlan

Nick Modisett

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