Book of Cool
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Book of Cool is an award-winning global entertainment format created and owned by London, United Kingdom based producers Ocelot Productions. The main purpose is to publicly provide certain captured film footage of the world’s "coolest" exponents of sports and skills in action, as well as divulging "secrets" of some of the moves. The Today Show on December 6, 2005 listed the Book of Cool as one of the "Top 10 gifts of 2005."
[edit] Awards
- While still in pre-launch stage, on August 30, 2005 the Book of Cool won a DVD Entertainment Award at the Entertainment Media Expo in Los Angeles:
- Best Television Special Interest (for news, sports, reality TV)
- Webby Awards, May 2006, winning all three People's Voice categories it was nominated in:
- Retail
- Best navigation/structure
- Best use of video or moving image [1]
[edit] References
- Official Website
- Webby Awards 2006
- Entertainment Media Expo: DVD Entertainment Awards
- Family Tech Show 3 Hour Special on Book of Cool
- NBC TV Today Show
- Feature in The Guardian
