What is the difference in all the award shows~the Grammys, Oscars, Emmys and Aca!
Question: You have lots of awards around. Directors, actors and singers do not only need the fame and money, they also need the recognition…That’s why they are actors and singers in the first place, they need to be loved and appreciated by the masses.
The Oscars are tonight and are given by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, that is why Oscars winners always thank the “Academy”. A lot of people think it’s the most important award because if you win one, you’re not only an actor, you become forever an “Oscar winner actor” wherever you go. Other people think it’s a way for Hollywood to pat himself on the back since directors vote for directors and actors vote for actors…and so on. The Oscars are just about movies.
The Grammies are the awards for music, the Emmys are the awards for television and the Tony’s are the awards for theater.
Some awards are even better than those because they are not given by their peers but by an outside source.
Like the Golden Globes Awards which are given by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for both movies and television. So if you get a Golden Globe award, you are being chosen by professional journalists and critics from all over the world, it’s not a pat in the back anymore.
Also, the People’s Choice Awards, for movies, television and music…those are chosen by the people, not other actors or directors, just your fans. It’s a popularity contest and very well appreciated by the winners. Power to the people (they are really the ones paying the ticket in the end).
Also the SAG awards are important too, the Screen Actors Guild is the nation’s largest labor union representing working actors.
Answers: You have lots of awards around. Directors, actors and singers do not only need the fame and money, they also need the recognition…That’s why they are actors and singers in the first place, they need to be loved and appreciated by the masses.
The Oscars are tonight and are given by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, that is why Oscars winners always thank the “Academy”. A lot of people think it’s the most important award because if you win one, you’re not only an actor, you become forever an “Oscar winner actor” wherever you go. Other people think it’s a way for Hollywood to pat himself on the back since directors vote for directors and actors vote for actors…and so on. The Oscars are just about movies.
The Grammies are the awards for music, the Emmys are the awards for television and the Tony’s are the awards for theater.
Some awards are even better than those because they are not given by their peers but by an outside source.
Like the Golden Globes Awards which are given by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for both movies and television. So if you get a Golden Globe award, you are being chosen by professional journalists and critics from all over the world, it’s not a pat in the back anymore.
Also, the People’s Choice Awards, for movies, television and music…those are chosen by the people, not other actors or directors, just your fans. It’s a popularity contest and very well appreciated by the winners. Power to the people (they are really the ones paying the ticket in the end).
Also the SAG awards are important too, the Screen Actors Guild is the nation’s largest labor union representing working actors.
the oscars and the academy awards are the same thing. i know that. and the emmys are music.
Grammys- Music
Oscars (Academy Awards) same thing they just call it the Oscars cause that is what the statue they give out is called.
Emmys- Film and music? I think......
Grammys are awards involving music. Oscars and the Academy awards are the same thing and are awards for movies. The Emmys are awards for television shows. Hope this helps!
Oscars are for actresses and actors or anyone involved in a movie.
Grammys are for the music industry. Records, etc.
Emmys are ALMOST like the Oscars but a little different. It's more focused on entertainment in general.
Academy Awards are for Motion Pictures. For directors, writers, and some actors. Musicians that make music for movies, etc.