42nd College Television Awards Sizzle

Next week marks 32 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. Watch Loreen Arbus' inspiring speech before she presented the Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability Scholarship at the 37th College Television Awards.

Emily Dillard and Nicola Rinciari from Savannah College of Art and Design win the award for Scripted Series.

Bohao Liu from New York Univerity wins the award for Nonfiction or Reality Series. 

Danyel De Villiers, Julia Hecht, Brendan Reilly, Michelle Ng-Reyes, Gianna Sanchez, Maxwell Trink, Jenna Weiss, and Josh White from the University of Miami win the award for News and Sports. 

Bohao Liu from New York University wins the Seymour Bricker Humanitarian Award. 

Chad Veal and Brendan Wallace from Taylor University win the Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability award. 

Tyler Bitner and Ethan Briscoe from Brigham Young University - Utah win the award for Animation Series. 

Television Academy Foundation alum Albert Lawrence chats with industry professional and President of FilmLA, Paul Audley, about how FilmLA is helping to create a ‘new normal’ in such a transitional time of the television industry.

The 40th College Television Awards were celebrated on May 30, 2020.

Yutao Chen from the University of California – Berkeley wins the award for Nonfiction or Reality Series.