13th Television Academy Honors

Interviewees, television luminaries, and leaders celebrate twenty-five years of preserving television history. Featuring a dialogue with Costume Designer Bob Mackie about his career in television.

A panel of writers, showrunners, and directors discussing the importance of having writers on set or producing their own episodes and how it benefits both the writers room and production.

Leaders in visual effects and CGI share their experiences and thoughts about the future of their industry in television.

For the 16th consecutive year, we invite you to join our Emmy-nominated editors for a provocative discussion of the creative forces behind the scenes, the art of editing and how it's shaping the best of television.

The Television Academy honors Reservation Dogs, The Year Earth Changed, Dopesick, Insecure, Taste The Nation: Holiday Edition, It's a Sin, and Black and Missing, along with special mentions for Burning: The 1921 Race Massacre, Maid, and Fauci.

Host Brett Gelman and a panel of stand-up comedians who have performed from stage, sitcoms, and even dramatic series, have a lively discussion about their unique and entertaining career journeys.

This panel brings together executives across various studios, streamers and production companies who are in active development on some of your favorite shows to to discuss the specific ups and downs of creating a new series.

Explore how the most accomplished hosts are simply great performers, who shift performance gears to host in the same way they shift gears from sitcom, to drama, to even voiceover and commercials.