Creative Arts Daytime Emmys
Creative Arts Emmy Awards are awarded in the following categories:
- Art direction
- Art Direction- Set Decoration- Scenic Design
- Art Direction- Set Decoration- Scenic Design For A Drama Series
- Casting For A Drama Series
- Costumes
- Costume Design For A Series
- Costume Design For A Drama Series
- Editing
- Single Camera Editing For A Series
- Multiple Camera Editing For A Series
- Multiple Camera Editing For A Drama Series
- Hairstyling
- Hairstyling For A Series
- Hairstyling For A Drama Series
- Lighting Direction
- Lighting Direction For A Series
- Lighting Direction For A Drama Series
- Main Title Design
- Makeup
- Makeup
- Makeup For A Drama Series
- Music
- Music Direction and Composition
- Music Direction and Composition For A Drama Series
- Original Song
- Sound Editing and Mixing
- Sound Editing For A Series
- Sound Editing For A Drama Series
- Sound Mixing For A Series
- Sound Mixing For A Drama Series
- Film Sound Mixing (1985 - 1995)
- Film Sound Editing (1985 - 1995)
- Sound Mixing (1996 - 2002)
- Sound Editing (1996 - 2002)
- Sound Mixing - Special Class (1996 - 2002)
- Sound Editing - Special Class (1996 - 2002)
- Sound Mixing - Live Action or Animation (2003 - 2011)
- Sound Editing - Live Action or Animation (2003 - 2011)
- Sound Mixing - Animation
- Sound Editing - Animation
- Sound Mixing - Live Action
- Sound Editing - Live Action
- Technical Direction
- Single Camera Photography- Video or Electronic
- Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video For A Series
- Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video For A Drama Series
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