Academy of Television Arts & Sciences

Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is a foundation centered on television entertainment.

The Television Academy, also known as The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, is a non-profit organization focused on the advancement of telecommunication arts and sciences and fostering creative leadership in the telecommunication industry. It is an organization made up of over 19,000 members that represents 29 professional peer groups including performers, directors, producers, art directors, and various other artisans, technicians, and executives. The Television Academy recognizes excellence through its many annual award programs. The Primetime Emmy Awards, telecast prior to the fall television premiere season, is the flagship event for which the Television Academy is best known. The Creative Arts Emmy Awards, usually held a week before the Primetime event, presents Emmys in dozens of technical, creative, and craft categories. Finally, The Engineering Emmy Awards acknowledge accomplishments in the advancement of television technology. It is also known for the creation of the Television Academy Hall of Fame. Inductees into the Television Academy Hall of Fame are a distinguished group of innovators and icons who have made a lasting impact on television through their work. Its online platform that provides its users with information, reviews, articles, and news related to entertainment and TV programs. It is an online resource of entertainment information that is primarily focused on TV celebrities, programs, serials, and more. The Television Academy was founded in 1946 and is based in North Hollywood, California.