Submit your production for the International Emmy® Awards!
The deadline for the 52nd International Emmy Awards competition is 31 January 2024.
International Emmy® Awards © International Emmy® Awards
Every year, the global television community competes to be recognized by the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences with the International Emmy® Awards.
The Emmy® Award recognizes excellence in television and honors the special skills and unique talents of the companies and individuals who create, produce, and perform in television programmes worldwide.
The deadline for the 52nd International Emmy Awards competition is Wednesday, 31 January 2024.
You can still submit your productions across 16 categories.
The categories are: Arts Programming, Best Performance by an Actor, Best Performance by an Actress, Comedy, Documentary, Drama Series, Non-English Language U.S. Primetime Program, Non-Scripted Entertainment, Short-Form Series, Telenovela, TV-Movie/Mini-Series.
There are also three Kids categories:
Kids: Animation; Kids: Factual & Entertainment, Kids: Live Action.
The two News categories are News and Current Affairs.
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