The Art Directors Guild Award for Outstanding Production Design for a Half Hour Single-Camera Television Series was an award handed out annually by the Art Directors Guild. It was introduced at the Art Directors Guilds' 1st annual honors in 1996. The award was given until 1999, after which it was subsequently split into single-camera and multi-camera categories beginning with the 2000 ADG Awards.
Winners and nominees Year Program Episode(s) Nominees Network 1996(1st)Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Herman F. Zimmerman (production designer), Randall McIlvain (art director) SyndicationFrasier Roy Christopher (production designer), Wendell Johnson NBCMrs. Santa Claus Hub Braden (production designer), Mary Dodson (art director) CBSNYPD Blue Richard C. Hankins (production designer), Alan E. Muraoka (art director), Lauren Crasco (assistant art director) ABCThe Summer of Ben Tyler Jan Scott (production designer), Tim Eckel (art director) CBS1997(2nd)Brooklyn South Paul Eads (production designer), Lee Mayman (art director) CBSBabylon 5 John Iacovelli (production designer), Mark Walters (art director), Julie Aldedice-Rae (assistant art director) PTENFrasier Roy Christopher (production designer), Richard Fernandez (art director) NBCNothing Sacred Michael Baugh (production designer), Cate Bangs (art director) ABCStar Trek: Voyager Richard James (production designer); Louise Dorton, Leslie Parsons (art directors) UPN 1998(3rd)The X-Files Corey Kaplan (production designer); Sandy Getzler, Lauren E. Polizzi (art directors); Kevin Kavanaugh (assistant art director) FoxBuddy Faro Tom Walsh (production designer), Kim Hix (art director) CBSSeven Days Carol Winstead Wood (production designer); Eric Orbom, Greg Weimerskirch (art directors); Beala Neel (assistant art director) UPNSports Night Thomas Azzari (production designer) ABCStar Trek: Voyager Richard James (production designer), Louise Dorton (art director) UPN 1999(4th) The West Wing "Pilot" Jon Hutman (production designer), Tony Fanning (art director) NBC The Magnificent Seven "Chinatown" Jerry Wanek (production designer), John Bucklin (art director) CBS Roswell "Monsters" Vincent Jefferds (production designer), Dawn Snyder (art director), The WB Star Trek: Voyager "11:59" Richard James (production designer), Louise Dorton (art director) UPN The X-Files "The Sixth Extinction II: Amor Fati" Corey Kaplan (production designer); Phil Dagort, Sandy Getzler (art directors); Steven R. Miller (assistant art director) Fox
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