The Emmys recognize the importance of screenwriters, actors and all those who have worked on television programs and are awarded by the Television Academy.
The gala of the Emmy Awardswhich recognize excellence in television programming, can be seen live on TNT and Max next Sunday, September 15th at 9pm, from the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles.
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Coverage will begin an hour earlier with the Punto de Encuentro Pre-Show starting at 8pm, which will take the audience into the intimacy of the celebration. In addition, once the broadcast is over, the event will be available on Max, so that the audience can relive the best moments of the most important night for television and streaming.
The renowned actors Eugene Levy and Dan LevyEmmy Award winners will host the 76th Emmy Awards, marking a milestone as the first father-son duo to host the event.
What will the Emmy Awards coverage be like?
TNT and Max will bring the Latin American audience complete coverage of the Emmys, starting with the Punto de Encuentro Pre-Show hosted by Lety Sahagún and Axel Kuschevatzky from the carpet, who will offer exclusive access to the night’s most notable celebrities. In addition, the live broadcast will include commentary from Ileana Rodriguez and Rafael Sarmientowhile digital coverage will be provided by Beto Pasillaswho will bring all the details and unmissable moments to TNT’s digital platforms.
The Emmys recognize the importance of screenwriters, actors and all those who have worked on television programs and are awarded by the Television Academy.
Jesse Collins, Dionne Harmon and Jeannae Rouzan-Clay, executive producers for Jesse Collins Entertainment, have reunited the production team from last year’s acclaimed 75th Emmy Awards. Alex Rudzinski returns as director, Brittany Brazil returns as co-executive producer, as do producer Taryn Hurd, production designer Brian Stonestreet and head writer Jon Macks. Emmy winner Rickey Minor will serve as music director for the sixth time. Lighting designer Noah Mitz and screen producer Drew Findley also return from last year. Eric Cook joins the team as co-executive producer.
The night that no one will want to miss can be seen live on September 15 on TNT and Max.
Source: Ambito
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