''Book of Cool'' is a documentary television series created and owned by

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based producers Ocelot Productions. The main purpose is to publicly provide captured

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footage of various exponents of

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and skills from around the world in action, as well as divulging some of the secrets behind the showcased skills.

Awards

* While still in pre-launch stage, on 30 August 2005 the ''Book of Cool'' won a DVD Entertainment Award at the Entertainment Media Expo in Los Angeles for Best Television Special Interest * At the May 2006

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, it won all three People's Voice categories: Retail, Best navigation/structure and Best Use of Animation or Motion Graphics

References

External links

Official Website
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