Rewarding Chaos Rewarding Chaos TNT's Jay Newell and Creative Chaos' talented staff received accolades for "Operation TNT: The Wall That Heals" with a Golden Beacon Award from the Cable Television Public Affairs Association (CTPAA). CTPAA also awarded "Best National PSA" to the spot. Newell and Creative Chaos' Deb Wise have produced for Operation TNT from its inception in 1991. Promoting TNT's traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, the spot was edited by Avid Editor Kerry Schnitzlein and Online Editor Rob Wright. Operation TNT features war movie marathons, footage from Wall appearances, and real life war stories from veterans. Demonstrating TNT's support of American war veterans, the show has been a tremendous success with viewers.

Keeping up with its award-winning reputation, Creative Chaos helped launch a new radio ad campaign for the North Georgia Toyota Dealers on many of Atlanta's radio stations. Missam Advertising Management, Freelance Writer Ann Ford, Producer Brigitte Labadie, and Sound Designer John Roberts are creating a series of radio spots focusing on Toyota's "Everyday People" theme. Other work in the Chaos edit suites comes from MCI, Cartoon Network, and CNN Espanol, all of whom are also dipping their toes into the fresh waters of Roberts' new digital audio suite.

The Scott Benson Company won a 1998 Telly Award for "Gotta Dance: Gene Kelly at MGM" in the Entertainment category. "The Making of 7 Brides for 7 Brothers" was also a finalist in the same category. Both pieces were produced and directed by Scott Benson, with on-line and graphics for "Gotta Dance" handled at Creative Chaos. Chaos is also proud to have hosted the 1998 ITS International Monitor Awards judging for the Children's Programming category. Producers, Writers, Educational Consultants, and others from around the city donated their time and expertise to choose the winning children's show.