Awards Awards 55th Emmy Nominees & Winners: Emmy Telecast Category Groups: Directing Lead Actor Lead Actress Supporting Actor Supporting Actress Individual Performance Comedy Series Drama Series Miniseries Made For Television Movie Variety, Music or Comedy Series Variety, Music or Comedy Special Writing Creative Arts Category Groups: Animated Program Art Direction Casting Choreography Cinematography Commercial Costumes Picture Editing Hairstyling Lighting Main Title Design Makeup Music Guest Actor Guest Actress Classical Music-Dance Program Children's Program Non-Fiction Reality/Competition Program Sound Editing Sound Mixing Special Visual Effects Stunt Technical Direction Winners are designated with an Emmy statuette Presenters for Creative Awards Confirmed Matthew Perry The cast of presenters for the 2003 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards was announced by producer Spike Jones, Jr. Here's a list of stars who will be brightening the evening: Christina Applegate, Married with Children Kim Cattrell, Sex and The City Paige Davis, Trading Spaces Will Estes, American Dreams Jennifer Garner, Alias Brad Garrett, Everybody Loves Raymond Jane Kaczmarek, Malcolm in the Middle Joe Mantegna, Joan of Arcadia Cheech Marin, The Ortegas Julian McMahon, Nip/Tuck Joe Pantoliano, The Handler CCH Pounder, The Shield Jeff Probst, Survivor Joely Richardson, Nip/Tuck Brittany Snow, American Dreams Bradley Whitford, The West Wing Fred Willard, A Minute with Stan Hooper Alfre Woodard, The Practice Matthew Perry, Friend "We are thrilled to have this great mix of talent from both network and cable participating in our show," said Jones.  These presenters along with cast of MADtv will create an exciting and memorable Creative Arts ceremony." The cast of MADtv, Fox's successful sketch comedy series, will host the ceremony, which will air as a 2-hour special on September 19 at 6 p.m. on E! The two-hour telecast is set to highlight 64 categories of Emmy Awards including those given for guest actor in a comedy series, and guest actor in a drama series.  New categories added include: nonfiction writing, nonfiction directing and a new single camera series picture editing award.   In addition, the engineering awards and new interactive media awards will also be announced during this year’s Creative Arts Awards evening. Joining Jones in producing the 2003 Primetime Creative Arts Awards are Michael A. Hoey and John Moffitt who return as co-executive producers for a sixth year.  Tony Desena is writing the show and Susan Abramson is the talent executive. <<Back to Awards index