Entries are now being accepted for the 2010 Mid-Atlantic Emmy® Awards.
CLICK HERE for the 2010 Mid-Atlantic Call For Entries.
CLICK HERE for more frequently asked questions and additional guidelines
Highlights for 2010
- Advanced Media entries can now compete in ALL categories.
- News and program entries permit a maximum of 7 entrants.
- Early entry fee (by April 2) is $55/person. Standard fee is $70.
- Final entry deadline is Friday, April 16, 2010.
- New categories include: General Assignment Report- Within 24 Hours (#4), Team Coverage (#6), Environment/Science News (#15 ), Weather- News (#19), Environment/Science Program Feature (#31), Environment/Science Program (#32)
** To receive discounted entry fees as an Academy member, you must join the Academy prior to submitting your entry. Please note there is about a 12 hour delay in processing your membership information. If you are including others on your entry that have not renewed their membership, you have two options: 1) wait to submit your entry until the membership has been processed -or- 2) submit your entry today and use the "modify your entry" link tomorrow to change the membership status once the membership has been processed. If paying by credit card using Paypal, please wait until you have modified your entry and that your invoice has the correct amount before making payment. Paypal will accept multiple credit cards for one invoice. You can also give the invoice number to other entrantsto make their payment.
**********************************************************Congratulations to the 2009 Emmy® Recipients. For the list of this year's winners, please click here.
Stations/companies can order duplicate statues for their place of employment, use the duplicate statue form (on left).
To RSVP for the 27th Annual Mid-Atlantic Emmy® Awards on Saturday, September 26 at the Philadelphia Loews Hotel, please click here.
The 2009 Call For Entries
Click here for the Call For Entries. For more frequently asked questions and additional and guidelines click here.
(September 2008) Congratulations to the 2008 Mid-Atlantic Emmy® Award Recipients. View the list of winners.
(August 2008) CONGRATULATIONS to all of this year's nominees. For the complete list of the 2008 nominees, please click here. To view the photo gallery, click here.
(August 2008) NATAS Mid-Atlantic saddened by the death of NBC10's Edie Huggins. NATAS announced in April that Huggins would be awarded the Board of Governors Award. Read the full release.
NATAS Announces NBC10's Edie Huggins as the 2008 Board of Governors' Award Recipient
PHILADELPHIA (May 21, 2008) – Pioneering broadcast journalist Edie Huggins, who began her television career at WCAU-TV (now NBC10) in 1966 as a feature reporter on the BIG NEWS TEAM WITH JOHN FACENDA and became one of Philadelphia’s most respected and popular television personalities during her 42-year career, will receive the prestigious Board of Governors’ Award from the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS). Huggins will be honored for her lifetime achievements during the 26th Annual Mid-Atlantic Emmy® Awards at the Philadelphia Marriott on Saturday, September 13th, 2008. The award will recognize her longevity, achievements and significant contributions to the television industry. For the full story, click here.
To submit and entry for the Mid-Atlantic Emmy® Awards, go to Emmy® Express our online entry system. To make a separate payment by credit card, please use the credit card payment form.
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Mid-Atlantic Chapter, annually recognizes outstanding achievements in television and related fields by presenting Emmy® Awards in the Chapter’s designated region. The presentation of the awards is intended to serve as an incentive for the ongoing pursuit of excellence for those working in the television industry and to focus public attention on outstanding cultural, educational, technological, entertainment and news achievements in television. All Emmy® entries are judged outside the region by panels of peer professionals working in comparable television markets across the country.