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NATAS-PSW Emmy® Awards Host Announced

NATAS-PSW Announces Host for this Year’s Regional Emmy® Awards

Actor Marcus Scribner, who portrays Andre Jr. on ABC’s highly rated comedy, “blackish,” will host the 42nd annual Pacific Southwest Emmy® Awards

NATAS-PSW Emmy Awards host Marcus Scribner

NATAS-PSW Emmy Awards host Marcus Scribner.

Scriber has received an NAACP Image Award and the show was just honored with the prestigious Peabody Award.

The actor can also be seen as the rambunctious dinosaur Buck in Pixar’s “The Good Dinosaur.” He also has a new Dreamworks animated series coming in the fall.

A competitive Lacrosse player for the past seven years, Scribner also loves football and basketball. He’s a Los Angeles Lakers fan.

An honors student, he hopes to attend a Pac-12 University such as his top choices, Stanford and UCLA.

Scribner is learning guitar and still plays a beautiful clarinet he received on the set of his first film.

On his hiatus, Scribner travels the world, including the Caribbean and Africa doing humanitarian work, helping to bring higher education to children in need. He’s the first Youth Ambassador for The Beaches Resorts and Sandals Foundation. He also works with Reserve Protection Agency in South Africa.

The NATAS-PSW Emmy® Awards, being held Saturday, June 11, 2016 at Westin Mission Hills Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage, Calif., bring together TV and media professionals from the all over the region, including San Diego, Bakersfield, Palm Springs, San Luis Obispo, Santa Maria, Santa Barbara and Las Vegas.

Actor Brett Stimely to host the NATAS Pacific Southwest Emmy Awards

Brett Stimely, known for his accurate portrayals of President John F. Kennedy, will host the 41st NATAS Pacific Southwest Emmy Awards in Palm Springs.

Brett Stimely

Stimely’s performance in the film “Watchmen” stuck in the mind of “Transformer’s: Dark of the Moon”director Michael Bay, who said, “Get me the same guy who played Kennedy in Zach Snyder’s movie.” Brett procured praise from Ethel Kennedy herself, when she expressed appreciation for how he portrayed the president. The film “Kill the Dictator” added to his national recognition, but it was with Tom Hank’s “Parkland”, where Brett was able to work alongside Oscar winners Billy Bob Thornton and Marcia Gay Harden, and Oscar nominees Paul Giamatti, Jackie Earle Haley and Jacki Weaver.

The actor wrote, produced and starred in his multiple-award winning production of the film “Ray Bradbury’s Kaleidoscope” (the film that inspired Oscar nominee “Gravity”). He is now in pre-production on his next feature film where he’ll star as “The Champion.”

This year’s NATAS-PSW Emmy Awards will be held Saturday June 20 at the Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort and Spa in Rancho Mirage .