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Cinema Eye Honors kicked off its 2020 season today with the first awards announcements of its 13th year recognizing artistry and innovation in nonfiction filmmaking. Underlining its ongoing commitment to filmmaking craft and recognizing the artisans essential to nonfiction cinema, Cinema Eye announced nominees for two new awards: Outstanding Achievement in Editing for a Broadcast Film or Series and Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for a Broadcast Film or Series.

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter’s Homecoming, her Netflix concert film/tribute to Historic Black Colleges and Universities, led the Broadcast honorees with 3 nominations: Broadcast Film, Broadcast Editing and Broadcast Cinematography:

Broadcast Film
Apollo: Mission to the Moon (Directed by Tom Jennings | National Geographic)
At the Heart of Gold: Inside the USA Gymnastics Scandal (Directed by Erin Lee Carr | HBO)
Breslin and Hamill: Deadline Artists (Directed by Jonathan Alter, Steven McCarthy and John Block | HBO)
Homecoming (Directed by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter | Netflix)
Leaving Neverland (Directed by Dan Reed | HBO)
The Sentence (Directed by Rudy Valdez | HBO)

Outstanding Broadcast Editing
Apollo: Mission to the Moon (David Tillman | National Geographic)
Homecoming (Alexander Hammer, Andrew Morrow, Nia Imani and Julian Klincewicz | Netflix)
Leaving Neverland (Jules Cornell | HBO)
Tricky Dick (Benji Kast, David Mehlman, Diana DiCilio and Seth Skundrick | CNN)

Outstanding Broadcast Cinematography
Homecoming (Mark Ritchie, Julian Klincewicz, Dikayl Rimmasch and Irie Calkins | Netflix)
Into the Okavango (Neil Gelinas | National Geographic)
Salt Fat Acid Heat (Luke McCoubrey | Netflix)
Tigerland (Matt Porwoll and Ross Kauffman| Discovery)