International Emmy®
Kids Awards
The Best in Children’s Programming from Around the World
Every year, the world’s leading producers of children’s television compete to be recognized at the International Emmy® Awards, the world’s preeminent platform for global excellence in television.
The 51st International Emmy® Awards Gala took place Monday, November 20, 2023 at the New York Hilton Midtown in New York City. Click here to see the 2023 Nominees.
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10th International Emmy® Kids Awards
Tuesday, October 12, 2021 [Online Presentation]
The 10th International Emmy® Kids Awards Presentation took place October 12, 2021 at 9am ET. The announcement was made during an online presentation on the Academy’s website during MipJunior.
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9th International Emmy® Kids Awards
The 9th International Emmy® Kids Awards were presented October 14, 2020 during an online presentation simultaneously available on the Academy’s website and the Mipcom Online + platform.
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Kids: Animation Winner
Kids: Factual & Entertainment Winner
Kids: Live-Action Winner
Overview Of The 8th International Emmy® Kids Awards
The 8th International Emmy Kids Awards were announced March 31, 2020. The announcement was made on the Academy website and via its social media channels. This route was chosen after the cancellation of MIPTV.
Winning programs from Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Norway, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom are: Zog, Magic Light Pictures (Kids: Animation); Lik Meg (Like Me), NRK Super (Kids: Digital); Nosso Sangue, Nosso Corpo, Fox Lab Brazil / Your Mama (Kids: Factual); Nachtraven (Nighthawk) , De Mensen / Ketnet (VRT) (Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment); Bluey, Ludo Studios / ABC Australia / BBC Studios / Screen Australia / Screen Queensland (Kids:Preschool); De Regels van Floor, (Floor Rules) NL Film & TV / VPRO (Kids: Series); and Jacqueline Wilson's Katy, BBC Children's In-House Productions / CBBC (Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series).
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Overview Of The 7th International Emmy® Kids Awards
The 7th International Emmy Kids Awards took place April 9, 2019 at Miptv, in partnership with Reed Midem, in Cannes France.
Winning programs from Brazil, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom are: Hey Duggee – Season 2; Studio AKA (Kids: Preschool); Kop op (Heads Together); Viking Film / VPRO Television / Job, Joris & Marieke (Kids: Animation);Overgrep (Sexual abuse awareness week); NRK / Bivrost Film & TV (Kids: Digital); My Life: Born To Vlog; Blakeway North (Kids: Factual); Fixa Bröllopet (Marrying mum and dad); Fremantlemedia Sverige AB / Sveriges Television AB (Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment); Malhação: Viva a Diferença (Young Hearts); Globo (Kids: Series); and Ratburger; King Bert Productions (Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series).
Deadline: February 20, 2019
12 noon (EST)
The Academy may be able to grant extensions upon request (accepted submissions will be subject to an additional late fee of $50 per entry)
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General Information
- Competition Opened:
December 7, 2022 - Competition Closed:
February 16, 2023 - Awards Ceremony:
November 20, 2023
Categories Presented
- Kids: Animation
- Kids: Factual & Entertainment
- Kids: Live-Action
Press Releases
- PROGRAMS & PERFORMANCES FROM 20 COUNTRIES NOMINATED FOR 2023 INTERNATIONAL EMMY® AWARDS
- Programs & Performances from 23 Countries Nominated for 2022 International Emmy® Awards
Award Ceremony Programs
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