DATE: Annually in April
LOCATION: Cannes, France
Competition Opens: December
Competition Closes: February
CATEGORIES PRESENTED:
• Kids: Preschool
• Kids: Animation
• Kids: Factual
• Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment
• Kids: Series
• Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series
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International Emmy® Kids Awards @MIPTV
The 4th International Emmy® Kids Awards @MIPTV took place Tuesday, April 5, 2016 in Cannes, France
Categories Presented:
Kids: Preschool; Kids: Animation; Kids: Factual; Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment; Kids: Series; Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series
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SECOND INTERNATIONAL EMMY® KIDS AWARDS WINNERS
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The International Emmy® Kids Awards @MIPTV took place April 5, 2016 in Cannes, France and was presented in partnership with Reed Midem.
Winning programs from Australia, Japan, Norway, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom are: Nowhere Boys Series 2 (Kids: Series); Ronja, The Robber's Daughter (Kids: Animation); Best i Mest (All-Round Champion) (Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment); Rabarber (Rhubarb) (Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series ); My Life: I Am Leo (Kids: Factual) and Bing (Kids: Pre-School).
The International
Emmy® Kids Awards presenting partners are: Ernst & Young, Jemmtv. Kids @MIPTV, Majid Entertainment Shaw Rocket Fund, TV Kids and WDR.
Click here for the Nominee Press Release
Click here for the Winners Press Release
Click here for a full list of Nominees / Winners
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The Third International Emmy® Kids Awards took place Friday, February 20, 2015 at The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers, New York City.
Nominations spanned 17 countries: Argentina,
Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, France, Germany, Japan,
Spain, Sweden, South Korea, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway,
Pakistan and the United Kingdom.
Winning programs from Chile, France, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom are: Polseres Vermelles (The Red Band Society) (Kids:Series); Wild Kids (Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment); Mike The Knight (Kids: Pre-School); Con Que Suenas? (What’s Your Dream? Season 2), (Kids: Factual); Jungle Bunch to the Rescue (Kids: Animation) and Alles Mag (Anything Goes), (Kids: TV-Movie/Mini-Series). The Emmy® statues were presented on stage by a distinguished cast including: Emma Kenney (Shameless), Evan Roe (Madam Secretary), Brennan Clost (The Next Step). Ashley Aufderheide (The Slap) co-presenting with Hasbro’s Twilight Sparkle, Swedish kids programming host Doreen Mansson, German pre-school character Die Maus from WDR’s The Show with The Mouse and actress Marie Nasemann from WDR’s new kids series Armin’s Secret.
Over 250 international industry executives attended the event, held at Pier 61 at Chelsea Piers, in New York City.The International
Emmy® Kids Awards presenting partners are: Ernst & Young, Hasbro
Studios, Junior @MipTV, Shaw Rocket Fund, SVT/DRTV, TV Kids and WDR.
Click here for the Winners Press Release
Click here for the Nominee Press Release
Click here to view the Nominee Trailers
Click here for the full list of 2014 International Emmy® Kids Awards Jurors
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The Second International Emmy® Kids Awards took place Monday, February 10, 2014 at Pier 60 at Chelsea Piers, New York City. Winning programs from Brazil, Canada,
and the United Kingdom were: Pedro & Bianca (Kids: Series); Pet School, (Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment); Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom (Kids: Pre-School); Same But Different (Kids: Factual); Room on the Broom (Kids: Animation) and The Phantoms (Kids: TV-Movie/Mini-Series).
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Entries into the International Emmy® Kids Awards competition
run concurrently with the International Emmy Awards competition. Entries
into the 3rd International Emmy® Kids Awards competition opened
December 12, 2013 and closed February 17, 2014. Entries into the 4th International Emmy® Kids Awards competition will open December 2014 and will close February 2015.
For a complete list of the 2013 International Emmy® Kids Awards click here.
For partnership opportunities contact The International Academy’s Communications Director Eva Obadia at eva.obadia@iemmys.tv or +1-212-489-6969.
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 Heatwave and Firefighter Glover at the 1st International Emmy® Kids Awards  Eddie Izzard presents the Emmy® for Kids: Series to Hiroki Hayashi - Junior High Diaries: Harmony of Two (Japan)
 The 1st International Emmy® Awards Winners. Energy Survival (Norway), The Amazing World of Gumball (UK), Lost Christmas (UK), Newsround - My Autism and Me (UK), El Jardin de Clarilú (Argentina) and Junior High School Diaries: Harmony of Two (Japan)  Vanessa Morgan with winners of Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment - Energy Survival  Winner of Kids: Animation
The Amazing World of Gumball (UK)
Machael Carrington with Heatwave & Firefighter Glover  Winner of Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment
Energy Survival (Norway)
Arild Halvorsen & Rune Saetersol with presenter Ylva Hallen  Winner of Kids: Series
Junior High Diaries: Harmony of Two (Japan)
Hiroki Hayashi & Tsukagoshi Ryota  Winner of Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series
Lost Christmas (UK)
Elliot Jenkins, John Hay & Eddie Izzard with presenter Vanessa Morgan  Winner of Kids: Preschool
El Jardin de Clarilú (Argentina)
Cecilia Mendonca & Maria Laura Moure with presenter Sam Moran  Winner of Kids: Factual
Newsround - My Autism & Me (UK)
Kay Benbow  Sam Moran presents the 1st International Emmy® Kids: Preschool award to El Jardín de Clarilú's Maria Laura Moure  Lost Christmas' Elliot Jenkins accepting the International Emmy® Award for Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series  Energy Survival wins the International Emmy Award for Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment  Presenter Jakob Stegelmann on the purple carpet with DR TV's Kristine Vinderskov  Ylva Hallen, Presenter of Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment onstage with her puppet  The New York Children's Chorus opening the show with "Consider Yourself"  Academy President & CEO Bruce Paisner  The Amazing World of Gumball (UK), Kids: Animation Nominee & Winner  Ask Lara (Spain), Kids: Animation Nominee  The Jungle Bunch (France), Kids: Animation Nominee  Cloudbread (South Korea), Kids: Preschool Nominee  El Jardín de Clarilú (Argentina), Kids: Preschool Nominee & Winner  Lesekorpset (The Reading Band) (Norway), Kids: Preschool Nominee  Octonauts (UK), Kids: Preschool Nominee  Christmas Special: The Dreaming Orchestra's 180 Days (South Korea), Kids: Factual Nominee & Winner  KRO's Coming Out (The Netherlands), Kids: Factual Nominee  Newsround - My Autism and Me (UK), Nominee Kids Factual with Octonauts (UK), Kids: Preschool Nominee  Truth Lies (Argentina), Kids: Factual Nominee  Energy Survival (Norway), Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment Nominee & Winner  In Real Life (Canada), Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment Nominee  Wittaya Subprayuth (Thailand), Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment Nominee  Julie and the Phantoms (Brazil), Kids: Series Nominee  Junior High School Diaries: Harmony of Two (Japan), Kids: Series Nominee & Winner  Stikk! (Leave Me Alone) (Norway), Kids: Series Nominee  Fairy tales on TV "Gimbap" (South Korea), Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series Nominee Lost Christmas (UK), Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series Nominee & Winner  The Star Talers (Die Sterntaler) (Germany), Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series Nominee  The strongest man in Holland (The Netherlands), Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series Nominee  International Emmy® Kids Awards Nominee Medal Ceremony at Hearst Tower, Feb 8, 2013  International Emmy® Kids Awards Nominee Medal Ceremony at Hearst Tower, Feb 8, 2013  International Emmy® Kids Awards Nominee Medal Ceremony at Hearst Tower, Feb 8, 2013  International Emmy® Kids Awards Nominee Medal Ceremony at Hearst Tower, Feb 8, 2013  International Emmy® Kids Awards Nominee Medal Ceremony at Hearst Tower, Feb 8, 2013  International Emmy® Kids Awards Nominee Medal Ceremony at Hearst Tower, Feb 8, 2013
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On December 5th, 2011, The International Academy of Television
Arts & Sciences launched The International Emmy® Kids Awards, a new
competition and stand-alone ceremony, solely dedicated to recognizing
excellence in children’s television programming produced and initially
aired outside of the United States.
The inaugural awards ceremony took place Friday, February 8, 2013 at The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers, Pier 61, in New York.
Emmy Awards were presented to winning programs from Argentina,
Japan, Norway and the United Kingdom. Junior High School Diaries: Harmony of Two, (Kids: Series); Energy Survival, (Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment); El Jardín de Clarilú, (Kids: Pre-School); Newsround-My Autism and Me, (Kids: Factual); The Amazing World of Gumball, (Kids: Animation) and Lost Christmas, (Kids: TV-Movie/Mini-Series).
Click here to view photos from the First International Emmy® Kids Awards on Facebook
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To purchase tables & tickets please complete and return the reservation form. For more information contact Melissa Browne, +1-212-489-6969, melissa.browne@iemmys.tv
February 8, 2013
Red Carpet & Cocktails: 6pm
Dinner: 7:30pm
The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers
Pier 61, 23rd Street and West Side Highway, New York, NY 10011
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