SkyWire Awards 2019

Courtesy of SkySoft

The end of the year is fast approaching, which means it’s time for SkySoft’s 2nd Annual
SkyWire Awards, an opportunity to look back at the past year of SkySoft and acknowledge
the hard work, talent, and dedication of our cast and crew.

Before we get into the nominees, there is another important announcement in regards to the
voting procedures. This year, because Season 2 of 365 was entered into the vault early,
voting is closed off to the public, which means the fan award segment will also not be featured.
Additionally, moving forward there will no longer be a fan award segment, and all winners will
be chosen by an unbiased third party, just like a majority of the winners were decided last year.

For a reminder of the rules and categories (how and why nominees are selected, how and why
winners are chosen, and more information), please consult our earlier post explaining the SkyWire
awards here: https://skysoftentertainment.blogspot.com/2018/12/skywire-awards-what-is-it.html

This year’s categories and nominees are as follows:

Best Guest Star

Jamie Owens (Fox)

Janelle Garcia (365)

AJ Macquire (365)

Mackenna Flaherty (365)

Best Supporting Actress

Sheana Turner (Fox)

Jade Vourkari (365)

Best Supporting Actor

Christian Reed (Fox)

Bryon Allen (Fox)

Best Actress

Jade Vourkari (Fox)

Janelle Garcia (Fox)

Best Actor

Hunter Tabiendo (Fox)

Kealoha Nakamura (365)

Best Scripted Episode

3 (Fox: Season IV)

Joshua Gareth (365: Season 2)

Best Series

Fox: The Final Season (M. Hayden)

365 Season 2 (K. Nakamura)

Last Look (Liz Lanz-Shattner)

Beyond the Screen (M. Hayden)

The winners will be announced in a special episode of Beyond the Page, co-hosted by Daniel
Andrade and Bryon Allen, which will be released on December 1st at 7pm.

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