Ken Warwick

Birth Name:

Ken Warwick

Profession

Producer, Director, Writer, Assistant director

Won a BAFTA TV Award for Best Entertainment Program or Series for "Pop Idol" in 2002
Was nominated for six Producers Guild of America Awards for Outstanding Producer of Competition Television for "American Idol․"
Started out as an associate director of the short film "Chess Moves" in 1985
Was originally a dancer before becoming involved in television production
Worked with fellow producer Nigel Lythgoe on the British series "Pop Idol" in 2001, which launched the worldwide "Idol" franchise
Had early success as the producer of the game show "Gladiators" from 1995 to 1999
Best known as the executive producer of "American Idol" and "America's Got Talent․"

2002BAFTA TV Award - Best Entertainment (Programme or Series):Winner
2003PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Reality/Game/Informational Series Television:Nominated
2003Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality/Competition Program:Nominated
2004PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Reality/Game/Informational Series Television:Nominated
2004Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality-Competition Program:Nominated
2005Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality-Competition Program:Nominated
2006Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality-Competition Program:Nominated
2007PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Non-Fiction Television:Nominated
2007Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality-Competition Program:Nominated
2008PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Live Entertainment & Competition Television:Nominated
2008Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality-Competition Program:Nominated
2009Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality - Competition Program:Nominated
2010PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Live Entertainment & Competition Television:Nominated
2010Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality - Competition Program:Nominated
2011Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Reality - Competition Program:Nominated
2012PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Competition Television:Nominated

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