We received two Silver Davey Awards in the 22nd Annual Davey Awards for its historical documentary productions.

Fred Peters – The Apollo Missions received a Silver Davey in Science & Technology, while Beverly Washburn – Hollywood’s Sweetheart was honored for Editing.

The Davey Awards recognize outstanding creative work from small agencies, production teams and independent creators. Entries are judged by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts against standards of creative, technical and strategic excellence. This year’s winners also include work from NBC Arthouse, PBS Reno, Savannah College of Art and Design, Heinz History Center and The Alamo.

“GoldenNetwork.TV is committed to bringing history to life through engaging documentary storytelling, and these awards are meaningful recognition of that work, especially for a small production team,” said Temma Keatan, President and Co-Founder of GoldenNetwork.TV. “Our enthusiasm for creating programs that audiences genuinely enjoy is what drives us to produce work that is professional, artistic and of consistently high quality.”

Fred Peters – The Apollo Missions explores the Apollo era through the experiences of spacecraft engineer Fred Peters, combining historical NASA material with the influence of classic science fiction.

Beverly Washburn – Hollywood’s Sweetheart looks back on Washburn’s seven-decade career in film and television, from Hollywood’s Golden Age to Old Yeller, Star Trek and beyond.

Both documentaries can be viewed on GoldenNetwork.TV on Roku, with additional information available at www.goldenetwork.tv. The Davey Awards are featured at daveyawards.com/winners-area.