The nominations for the 2006 Kensy Awards have been announced. The Kensy awards honors excellent in web-based entertainment. This year's show will now have a new look and a secret category that will be revealed along with the winners later this year.
Best Villain
Lauren Becker (Moments of Existence)
Giselle Ormand (Wonderland)
Brett Armstrong (The Blackthornes)
Paul Ramos (Rockland County)
Best Plot
Scripts & Scruples- Heidi's Betrayal
Wonderland- Monique's Murder
Moments of Existence- Victor's Kidnapping
All or Nothing- Jared Bradshaw's Death
Rockland County- Barbara's Affair
Best Opening
Heart & Soul
The Blackthornes
Falcon Creek
Moments of Existence
Somewhere In Between
Scripts & Scruples
Rockland County
All or Nothing
The Quiet Storm
Sunrise Bay
Best Supporting Male
Remy Ormand (Wonderland)
Manny Ramos (Rockland County)
Romain Chandler (Mysteries of Our Lives)
Andrew Jones (Scripts & Scruples)
Matthew Robinson (Moments of Existence)
Mike Lei (Hidden Fire)
Best Supporting Female
Miranda Blackthorne (The BlackThornes)
Felicia Stevens (Rockland County)
Kelly Austin (Moments of Existence)
Raven Malone (Scripts & Scruples)
Rochelle Samson (Hidden Fire)
Brandi Pierce (All or Nothing)
Martine Guthrie (Wonderland)
Sherri Reynolds (Mysteries of Our Lives)
Best Leading Male
Vincent Guthrie (Wonderland)
Charlie Dean (Scripts & Scruples)
Benny Blaylock (Rockland County)
Nigel Bates (Currents)
Victor Fox (Moments of Existence)
Grant Greyson (Hidden Fire)
Best Leading Female
Sharon Bradshaw (All or Nothing)
Trish Walker (Moments of Existence)
Hannah Richards (Scripts & Scruples)
Giselle Ormand (Wonderland)
Barbara Whitman (Rockand County)
Alex Reynolds (The Blackthornes)
Samantha Keller Lomard (Mysteries of Our Lives)
Best Series
All or Nothing
Hidden Fire
Rockland County
Wonderland
Scripts & Scruples
Mysteries of Our Lives
Moments of Existence
The Blackthornes
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2005 Kensy Award Winners
2005 Kensy Award Winners
Best Lead Male Character … Abraham Archibald (Thicker Than Water)
Best Lead Female Character … Violet Nixon (Currents)
Best Supporting Male Character … Remy Ormand (Wonderland)
Best Supporting Female Character … Caroline Hart (Rockland County)
Best Villain … Quentin Michaels (Quiet Storm)
Best Plot … Subway Explosion (Scripts & Scruples)
Best Web Design … Thicker than Water
Best Series … Wonderland
Epiguide's Q&A with some of the nominees:
We had a chance to chat with producers Tom King (Wonderland), Roger Newcomb (Rockland County/Scripts and Scruples) and Karen Wallace (Currents) about their take on the 2005 Kensys. Here is what they had to say:
Q: First off, Tom, did you know that WON was up for noms in the Kensys?
Tom King: "I hadn't really heard much about the awards until the nominations were announced, and I was very surprised to find myself in the running! I definitely didn't know what to expect."
Q: What are your thoughts on Remy Ormand winning best supporting character? Were you surpised?
Tom: "I was very surprised to win that one. I feel like I've only just begun to really get into Remy's head and understand him better as his own person. It was great to see that rewarded. He's been one of my favorite characters to write for this season."
Q: Roger, your series took home two wins (Best Supporting Female Character and Best Plot), which win, might I ask, surprised you the most?
Roger Newcomb: "Of the two wins, one for Rockland County and one for Scripts & Scruples, I'm probably most surprised by the win for Caroline Hart of RC for Best Supporting Female. She has been the epitome of a good supporting character and I had/have high hopes for her, but since RC on premiered last year, I wasn't expecting any awards for the show or characters. But I'll take it. I love how the Kensy Awards came together and I'm looking forward to the next show."
Q: Karen, did you know about your nomination for a Kensy in the Best Lead Female Character category? How do you feel about the win?
Karen Wallace: I was notified that Currents had been nominated for Kensy Awards in several categories. That was months ago and while I kept an eye out for any announcements, I honestly didn't expect us to win any. There was some excellent competition, so it was a big surprise when Violet actually won for Best Female Lead. I don't write Violet… but
when I shared the news with her [writer], she was surprised as well.
I'm really pleased with the recognition. Marsha is a very talented writer and I've had the pleasure of seeing her develop over the past six years or so. Not only that, but I'm happy that the character of Violet was recognized over a few others that we have because sometimes I feel like certain characters & storylines are dominating Currents and to have a different lead honored than who might be expected by most readers is really a validation of the direction that I try to give the show."
Best Lead Male Character … Abraham Archibald (Thicker Than Water)
Best Lead Female Character … Violet Nixon (Currents)
Best Supporting Male Character … Remy Ormand (Wonderland)
Best Supporting Female Character … Caroline Hart (Rockland County)
Best Villain … Quentin Michaels (Quiet Storm)
Best Plot … Subway Explosion (Scripts & Scruples)
Best Web Design … Thicker than Water
Best Series … Wonderland
Epiguide's Q&A with some of the nominees:
We had a chance to chat with producers Tom King (Wonderland), Roger Newcomb (Rockland County/Scripts and Scruples) and Karen Wallace (Currents) about their take on the 2005 Kensys. Here is what they had to say:
Q: First off, Tom, did you know that WON was up for noms in the Kensys?
Tom King: "I hadn't really heard much about the awards until the nominations were announced, and I was very surprised to find myself in the running! I definitely didn't know what to expect."
Q: What are your thoughts on Remy Ormand winning best supporting character? Were you surpised?
Tom: "I was very surprised to win that one. I feel like I've only just begun to really get into Remy's head and understand him better as his own person. It was great to see that rewarded. He's been one of my favorite characters to write for this season."
Q: Roger, your series took home two wins (Best Supporting Female Character and Best Plot), which win, might I ask, surprised you the most?
Roger Newcomb: "Of the two wins, one for Rockland County and one for Scripts & Scruples, I'm probably most surprised by the win for Caroline Hart of RC for Best Supporting Female. She has been the epitome of a good supporting character and I had/have high hopes for her, but since RC on premiered last year, I wasn't expecting any awards for the show or characters. But I'll take it. I love how the Kensy Awards came together and I'm looking forward to the next show."
Q: Karen, did you know about your nomination for a Kensy in the Best Lead Female Character category? How do you feel about the win?
Karen Wallace: I was notified that Currents had been nominated for Kensy Awards in several categories. That was months ago and while I kept an eye out for any announcements, I honestly didn't expect us to win any. There was some excellent competition, so it was a big surprise when Violet actually won for Best Female Lead. I don't write Violet… but
when I shared the news with her [writer], she was surprised as well.
I'm really pleased with the recognition. Marsha is a very talented writer and I've had the pleasure of seeing her develop over the past six years or so. Not only that, but I'm happy that the character of Violet was recognized over a few others that we have because sometimes I feel like certain characters & storylines are dominating Currents and to have a different lead honored than who might be expected by most readers is really a validation of the direction that I try to give the show."
Friday, June 29, 2007
Kensy Awards Update
Due to technical issues and computer faliures The 2006 Kensy Awards, celebrating the best in online entertainment, have been on hiatus but will be making a comeback sometime next week!
There's only 2 more categories left: Best Leads & Best Series! Find out who has already taken awards for Best Supporting Male/Female, Best Opening, Best Plat and Best Villain by logging on to The Kensy Awards website.
There's only 2 more categories left: Best Leads & Best Series! Find out who has already taken awards for Best Supporting Male/Female, Best Opening, Best Plat and Best Villain by logging on to The Kensy Awards website.
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