The Emmy Awards are prestigious awards that honor excellence in the television industry. Established in 1949, they recognize outstanding achievements in various categories, including acting, writing, and production. The awards are presented annually, with ceremonies held for different sectors, such as the Primetime Emmys and the Daytime Emmys. The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences oversees the Primetime Emmy Awards, while the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences manages the Daytime Emmys. Winners receive a golden statuette known as the Emmy, which symbolizes their achievements in television.