Daytime Emmy Awards

The Daytime Emmy Awards honor achievements in American daytime television, including programming, performance, and production. The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences administers most categories.

National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences: An American organization that recognizes excellence in television through awards and professional programs. It administers most Daytime Emmy categories and organizes the ceremony.
Primetime Emmy Awards: Emmy awards recognizing achievements in television programming produced for primetime audiences. Their separate schedule and categories distinguish evening television from daytime programming.
Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Animated Program: A Daytime Emmy category honoring an outstanding animated program made for children. It demonstrates recognition of children’s programming alongside daytime broadcast formats.
International Emmy Awards: Awards recognizing excellence in television programming produced and initially aired outside the United States. They distinguish the Daytime Emmys’ primarily American scope from international television recognition.
Emmy Award: An award recognizing excellence in television in the United States. The Daytime Emmys are one branch of this wider television-award family.
1974 in television: A year in television history marked by notable programs, industry changes, and award events. The first Daytime Emmy ceremony took place in 1974.
Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Culinary Program: A Daytime Emmy category recognizing an outstanding culinary television program. Food television is one of the distinct genres represented in the awards.
Sports Emmy Awards: Emmy awards recognizing excellence in sports television programming and production. They organize recognition by program genre rather than daytime scheduling.
Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Daytime Drama Series: A Daytime Emmy category honoring an outstanding daytime drama series. This category has long represented the awards’ central soap-opera tradition.
Daytime television: Television programming scheduled for daytime hours, traditionally including news, talk shows, and serial dramas. The awards emerged as this programming developed an identity distinct from primetime.

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