Video of the Award ceremony at the 61st Annual Northwest Regional Emmy Awards
In a night of celebration and recognition, the documentary "Safe Enough" won the coveted Emmy for Best Topical Documentary at the 61st Annual Northwest Regional Emmy Awards ceremony. The prestigious event, held at Fremont Studios in Seattle on June 1, 2024, honored the film's creators - Executive Producer Greg Moga, Producer Ben Cowan, and Director Taliesin Black-Brown.
The Northwest Regional Emmy Awards, presented by the Northwest chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), honors exceptional work of individuals in local TV across the states of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. "Safe Enough" emerged victorious from a pool of outstanding nominees, a testament to its powerful storytelling.
The film's received the nomination in the Documentary - Topical category, announced in an April 5th press release by the NATAS Northwest Regional Chapter. For those seeking further information, the winner announcement by the Northwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, published on June 1st, 2024, offers additional details.
About Safe Enough
Safe Enough, a Bray's Run Productions short documentary, explores the life of teenagers from diverse backgrounds that gather each summer on an island in Southeast Alaska. Through a collage of deeply intimate portraits, Safe Enough reveals how pursuing art in a safe and inclusive space fosters vulnerability, authenticity and truth. Ultimately, the film inspires the question: what kind of healing and evolution is possible if we do not hide who we truly are?. The short film resonated deeply with audiences and critics alike, earning it the highest recognition in its category.
Watch the Film
To experience the award-winning film, visit the Safe Enough page on our website.
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