Critics' Awards are accolades given to recognize outstanding achievements in various fields, particularly in the arts, such as film, theater, and music. These awards are typically determined by a group of critics, journalists, or industry professionals who evaluate works based on artistic merit, innovation, and overall impact. These awards can influence public perception and boost the visibility of the recipients. Notable examples include the Academy Awards for film and the Tony Awards for theater. Critics' Awards often serve as a precursor to larger awards, helping to highlight emerging talent and significant contributions to the industry.