NOMINATIONS

NOMINEES PLEASE BE ADVISED

 

This list contains material provided by you through Emmy® Express and includes entrant names*, the title of the entry, and the stations, production companies or websites.  This information is used to print certificates and for statue engraving.

Spelling corrections are allowed and must be emailed to newenglandemmy@gmail.com before 5:00pm, April 22nd.

No other changes or additions are permitted to this list.

*Entrants are statue eligible individuals. Entrant names are only accepted when the material is submitted before the Chapter entry deadline (January 26th) with additional fees paid at that time.

Name Pronunciations: if you are concerned about the correct pronunciation of your name, please provide an audio file of the correct pronunciation to newenglandemmy@gmail.com by April 22nd.

The 48th Boston/New England Emmy® Awards Gala will be held at the Marriott Boston Copley Place on Saturday, June 7, 2025.

Tickets will go on sale April 25th get your guest lists together!  RSVP Deadline is Friday, May 16th

Entrant nomination certificates will be sent upon request only

We do offer the opportunity to add additional acknowledgement names in the program book.  No more than 5 additional acknowledgement names per nomination.  Additional acknowledgement names are not eligible for statues or complimentary certificates.

Certificate requests and additional acknowledgement names must be emailed newenglandemmy@gmail.com by 5:00pm, April 22nd.

THE 48TH BOSTON/NEW ENGLAND EMMY® AWARD NOMINATION LIST

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