Photos and Videos

Click here to access the catalog of Press Portal images from the 76th Emmy season and past years.

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Find hundreds of photos from the Emmy Awards and Creative Arts Emmy Awards, and a selection of historical Emmy images.

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Click here for video clips from the 76th Creative Arts Emmy Awards
and the 76th Emmy Awards.

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Courtesy: Television Academy

77th Emmy Awards Key Art

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Additionally, the Key Art graphic that contains the wording "Emmy Awards" or "Emmys" cannot be altered in any way. The wording of the graphic must appear as it is designed.

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76th Emmy Awards (2024)

75th Emmy Awards (2023)

Press Releases

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Emmy statuette photography as a design element

		Emmy Statuette Layered Image PSD		EMMY STATUETTE PHOTOGRAPHY: The Emmy statuette image may be used as a design element but should not be used as, or misconstrued for, the Television Academy's logo mark or the Key Art Emmy. The Emmy photograph can be cropped tastefully, but may not be manipulated. The statuette must always be accompanied by the registration mark ® and "©ATAS/NATAS" must appear in small print somewhere on the page. (This is the only instance where the abbreviation "ATAS" may be used.)
LEFT VERSUS RIGHT FACING: For legal and identity purposes, we prefer the statuette faces left. However, there are occasions in which the layout may require the statuette to face right. In such instances, approval must be obtained from the Television Academy marketing department. SPLITTING THE IMAGE: Do not split Emmy across the gutter of a spread in a magazine, divide her into pieces for a gate-fold, or place across a series of banners. Doing so inevitably loses a portion of the image and denigrates the statuette. OVERLAYING/INTERSECTING THE IMAGE: Do not place graphics/design elements on top of the statuette image or intersecting the statuette image.
		EMMY Statuette JPEG				EMMY Statuette JPEG

Documents

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Using the Television Academy Name

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Using the Emmy Name

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Emmy winners may at any time refer in advertising and publicity to the fact that they have won a Primetime Emmy Award. Emmy winners may use a replica of the statuette in advertising for up to one year after an award is given. All references must be specific to the show/category for which the award was given.