EMMY AWARDS

Saturday, June 25th, Grand Hyatt, Washington DC

Congratulations to the winners!

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Now that you've entered to win...
Learn more about the process, by judging entries.

Judging

Who judges?

• How the Emmy® Judging Process Works

For example: we will send Sports to a strong Sports market; Programming to a similar Programming market and News to like News markets. These selections are made very seriously with all our markets taken into careful consideration.

Entrant responsibilities: Just a reminder, it is an obligation of every entrant to judge entries from another chapter at some point in the year, if asked. And judging someone else's work is really the best way to understand how your own entry is being judged. For more information on how you can become a judge, contact Sharon Sobel, Judging Coordinator.

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What are the Emmy® Awards?

The Emmy® Award is the premier television production award presented in various sectors of the television industry, including entertainment programming, news and documentary shows, and sports programming. The awards are presented in various area-specific ceremonies held annually throughout the year, honoring excellence in television programming.

How is NATAS-NCCB involved?

The National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences is the chapter responsible for awarding the Emmy® to those whose work in the television industry exhibits excellence worthy of the Emmy® in the region. For more information on chapters and regions click here, and navigate to the chapters section.

Contact

About the Emmy® Awards

• How Emmy® Got Her Name

ARCHIVES

• 50th Emmys® - 2008
• 49th Emmys® - 2007
• 48th Emmys® - 2006
• 47th Emmys® - 2005
• 46th Emmys® - 2004
• 45th Emmys® - 2003

Sponsorship Information

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