Emmy Award Academy of Television Arts & Sciences



the courtyard , emmy award statue @ academy of television arts & sciences facility on lankershim


in 1949, television academy held first emmy awards ceremony, annual event created recognize excellence in u.s. television programming, although initial event restricted programming los angeles area. name emmy derived immy, nickname image orthicon camera tube, instrumental in development of modern television. word feminized emmy complement design chosen statuette, depicted winged, idealized woman holding atom.


the emmy awards administered 3 sister organizations focus on various sectors of television programming: academy of television arts & sciences (primetime), national academy of television arts & sciences (daytime, sports, news , documentary), , international academy of television arts & sciences (international).







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