Annie Award

The Annie Awards are honors presented by the International Animated Film Association’s Hollywood branch for achievement in animation across film, television, and other media.

Annie Award for Best Feature: Annie Award recognizing excellence in an animated feature film. This flagship category honors feature-length animation.
International Animated Film Association: An international organization devoted to advancing animation and connecting animation professionals. Its Hollywood branch presents the Annie Awards.
Annie Awards voting: The process by which eligible members select Annie Award nominees and winners. Member voting determines the awards’ outcomes.
Academy Award for Best Animated Feature: An Academy Award recognizing excellence in an animated feature film. Unlike the Annies, it is one category within the Oscars and covers theatrical features.
Annie Award for Best Feature—Independent: Annie Award recognizing an independent animated feature film. It distinguishes independent features from the main feature category.
ASIFA-Hollywood: The Hollywood branch of the International Animated Film Association. The organization established and administers the awards.
Annie Awards eligibility: The rules governing which productions and individuals may enter Annie Award categories. Eligibility rules shape the work considered in each cycle.
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program: A Primetime Emmy recognizing an animated television program. It honors television animation within a broader television awards system.
Annie Award for Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production: Annie Award category honoring animated television or broadcast productions. It extends recognition beyond theatrical feature films.
June Foray: An American voice actress known for roles in animated films and television. Her advocacy helped create the Annie Awards.

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