Without waiting for the Golden Globes date or a word Yes Continuing NBC (which is reportedly still in talks with the HFPA), the Critics ‘Choice Association today not only celebrated the 28th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards, but also the 7th Annual Documentary Awards and the rapidly growing series. “Celebrations”. It focuses on the achievements of blacks, Latinos, and now the Asian Pacific in film and television.
The 2023 Critics’ Choice Awards will take place on Sunday, January 15 at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles, live on The CW. The date is tied to where the ceremony traditionally stopped before the pandemic. The 27th awards event, also at the Fairmont, was moved to March this year due to concerns related to Covid and included a live broadcast from London’s Savoy for nominees who were also present at the BAFTAs, who attended. carried out on the same day. . This year’s awards season schedule should be much more like 2019 in terms of where things are happening.
Here’s a full rundown and dates for all five shows.
28th edition of the Critics’ Choice Awards Return to the Fairmont Century Plaza hotel in Los Angeles on Sunday, January 15, 2023. It will air live on The CW from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm ET (Pacific Time delayed; check local listings). The program will continue its combined format of film and television awards, recognizing the best in film, television and television. Historically, the Critics Choice Awards are the most accurate predictors of Oscar nominations. Bob Bain is the executive producer.
the Critics’ Choice Documentary Awards 7th Edition It is scheduled for November 13, 2022 in a new, larger venue, the Edison Ballroom in Manhattan. The deadline for receiving the documents is September 16, 2022; Nominations will be announced on October 17, 2022, including last year’s winners The summer of the soul (… or when the revolution cannot be broadcast on television), Survival, Debt, Crime of the Century, Becoming Cousteau, Mountaineer Y the queen of basketball. Bain is also executive producer here.
the 5th annual celebration of black film and television It will take place on December 5, 2022 at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel. Last year’s winners: Halle Berry, Anthony Anderson, Jennifer Hudson, Barry Jenkins, Ava DuVernay, Idris Elba, Regina King, Jonathan Majors, Daniel Brooks, Robin Thade and Kenan Thompson. Sean Edwards, a member of the Critics’ Choice Board, is an executive producer and co-writer.
2nd annual celebration of Latin cinema and television will hold its first in-person ceremony at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel on October 7, 2022, following the success of last year’s virtual event. The 2021 inaugural celebration honored Rita Moreno, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Demian Bichir, Gloria Estefan, Reinaldo Marcus Green, Clifton Collins Jr., Eugenio Derbez and Olga Merediz. This year’s event has been expanded to include television awards in addition to film awards. Clayton Davis, a board member of the Critics’ Choice Association, will serve as co-programmer / co-writer.
The first celebration of Asia Pacific cinema and television The debut will take place on November 4, 2022 at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel. With remarkable performance in projects such as All everywhere at once, Turning Red, The Squid Game, Pachinko, Never Was, Station Eleven and more, there has never been a better time to kick off the inaugural celebration of Asia Pacific film and television. Critics’ Choice member Kyle Marr will co-plan / co-write the event.
Each of the three celebrations will be produced by Javier Infante of Madelyn Hammond & Associates.
“It’s really an embarrassment to wealth,” said Joy Berlin, executive director of CCA. “We are thrilled that the Critics Choice Awards are returning to their original January program on The CW and have become more popular than ever.” Our documentary awards receive more and more nominations every year. And as CCA members have grown over the past year and become even more diverse, we are happy to respond accordingly by expanding our event portfolio. The addition of the first celebration of Asia Pacific film and television builds on the success of last year’s first celebration of Latin cinema and the fifth.myself A pivotal year in our celebration of black film and television allows us to continue honoring the greatest hits on and behind the camera.
Source: Deadline
