Brannon Braga

Birth Name:

Brannon Braga

Birth Place:

Bozeman, Montana, United States

Profession

Writer, Producer, Director, Actor

Earned a Hugo Award in 1995 for his work on the series finale of "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
Was nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Writer for "Star Trek: First Contact" in 1997
Won a Sci-Fi Universe Magazine Reader's Choice Award for Best Writing for a Genre Motion Picture for "Star Trek: Generations" in 1995
Studied Theater Arts and Filmmaking at Kent State University and later at the University of California at Santa Cruz
Mostly known for his work with the Star Trek franchise, he began working with the series "Star Trek: The Next Generation" in 1990 as an intern
After starting out in television, he would transition to writing for films with "Star Trek: Generations" and later "Mission: Impossible II," among other blockbusters
Best known as the writer and producer of several films and TV series in the "Star Trek" franchise, including "Star Trek: First Contact" and "Star Trek: Voyager․"
Outside of "Star Trek," he has been a writer and executive producer on the TV series "24," "Terra Nova," and "FlashForward․"

1994Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Drama Series:Nominated
1995Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation:Winner
1995Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation:Nominated
1995Universe Reader's Choice Award - Best Writing for a Genre Motion Picture:Winner
1997Saturn Award - Best Writer:Nominated
1997Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation:Nominated
2002Rondo Statuette - TV Presentation of the Year:Nominated
2003Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation - Short Form:Nominated
2003Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation - Short Form:Nominated
2003Rondo Statuette - TV Presentation of the Year:Nominated
2010Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation - Short Form:Nominated
2014IDA Award - Best Limited Series:Nominated
2014Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Directing for Nonfiction Programming:Nominated
2014Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series:Nominated
2014Audience Award - Episodic:Nominated
2015PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Non-Fiction Television:Winner
2015Peabody Award - Documentary and Education:Winner
2015Gold Panda - Best Documentary, Feature - Nature/Enviroment:Nominated
2019Dragon Award - Best Science Fiction or Fantasy TV Series:Nominated

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