February 21, 2011

Bones creator and stars headed to Austin

Make no bones about it (pun unabashedly intended), some pretty heady talent is coming this fall to the Austin Film Festival and Conference and I plan to be first in line. The Conference has announced that the recipient of their 2011 Outstanding Television Writer Award will be Hart Hanson, creator, executive producer, show runner, and writer of the Fox sereis, Bones. The show’s co-stars,

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February 15, 2011

"Bones" stars honor show creator at AFF

AUSTIN – The Austin Film Festival (AFF) announced that this year’s recipient of the 2011 Outstanding Television Writer Award will be Hart Hanson, creator, executive producer, show runner, and writer of 20th Century Fox Television’s “Bones.” “Bones” stars Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz will present Hanson with the Award at the Festival’s annual Awards Luncheon held on Saturday, October

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February 14, 2011

Hart Hanson to Receive Outstanding Televion Writer Award at the 2011 Austin Film Fesitval & Conference

AUSTIN, TX (February 14, 2011) – The Austin Film Festival (AFF) proudly announced today that this year’s recipient of the 2011 Outstanding Television Writer Award will be Hart Hanson, creator, executive producer, show runner, and writer of 20th Century Fox Television’s “BONES.” “BONES” stars Emily Deschanel (Cold Mountain, Glory Road) and David Boreanaz (“Angel,” “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer”)

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January 7, 2011

Bones Nominated for Shirtie Award

Not quite sure what a Shirtie Award is, but what the heck! You need to register to vote, so CLICK HERE to get started.Tipster: Cawfeegirl

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December 23, 2010

Greg Collier of Bones Nominated for Camera Operator of the Year

The Society of Camera Operators has announced its nominees for camera operator of the year in the feature film category. [...]Nominees for camera operator of the year in television are Tony Gaudioz for House, Greg Collier for Bones, David Frederick for Sons of Anarchy, Doc Karman for Raising Hope and Guy Skinner for 24.Source: Hollywood ReporterTipster: MickeyBoggs

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