Abstract: The world's film and television arts are booming. Not only are there world-famous film and television award ceremonies, but each country also has its own film and television awards ceremony.

So do you know which film and television award ceremonies are held every year?

The Academy Awards, Berlin International Film Festival, Venice International Film Festival, and Cannes International Film Festival will attract the attention of the world's media and film and television enthusiasts every time. Our country's Golden Eagle Festival, Feitian Awards, National Drama Festival, and Chunyan Awards are also domestic film and television awards.

An important event for practitioners.

This article will take stock of the awarding times of various film and television awards.

Overview of the Academy Awards at the World International Film Festival The Academy Awards, officially known as the Academy Awards of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, were established in 1927 and are held annually in Los Angeles, the United States.

It has enjoyed a high reputation for more than half a century.

It not only reflects the development process and achievements of American film art but also has a non-negligible influence on the film art of many countries in the world.

In May 1927, celebrities in the American film industry launched a "non-profit organization" in Hollywood, named the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (abbreviated as A.M.P.A.S.). Its purpose is to promote the advancement of film art and technology.

The Academy decided to commend the outstanding achievements of outstanding film workers and established the "Academy Award" (Academy Award). After 1931, the "Academy Award" was gradually replaced by its popular name "Oscar Award".

The official name is little known.

Berlin International Film Festival Berlin International Film Festival (Berlin International Film Festival), formerly known as West Berlin International Film Festival, is one of Europe's top international film festivals.

It was initiated by Alfred Bauer in the early 1950s and received support and help from the then Federal German government and the film industry. The first session was held in West Berlin from the end of June to the beginning of July 1951.

The main awards include the "Golden Bear Award" and the "Silver Bear Award".

The "Golden Bear Award" is awarded to the best feature film, documentary, scientific and educational film, and artistic film; the "Silver Bear Award" is awarded to the best director, actor or actress, screenwriter, music, photography, art, youth work or feature film with special achievements.

In addition, there are International Criticism Awards, Special Jury Awards, etc.

In the 1980s, 30 to 40 countries and regions participated every year, and 200 to 300 films were screened.

The film festival is held annually.

Since 1978, in order to compete with the Cannes International Film Festival in France, it has been held for two weeks from the end of February to the beginning of March.

Venice International Film Festival Venice International Film Festival (Venice International Film Festival), founded in 1932, is the world's first international film festival, so it is called the "Father of International Film Festivals".

It was founded in Venice, Italy, on August 6, 1932.

The main purpose is to improve the level of film art.

After the second session in 1934, it is held every year from the end of August to the beginning of September for a period of two weeks.

From 1943 to 1945, it was temporarily suspended due to World War II.

It was resumed in 1946 after the war.

From 1932 to 1942, the awards were divided into best feature films, documentaries, short films, Italian films, foreign films, and awards for best directors, screenwriters, actors and actresses, photography, music, etc.

In addition, there are special awards, comprehensive awards, "Mussolini Cup", "Biennial Cup", etc.

From 1946 to 1948, the "Mussolini Cup" was cancelled.

In 1949, the "St. Mark's Golden Lion Award", "St. Mark's Silver Lion Award", "St. Mark's Bronze Lion Award" and so on were added.

Overview of the Cannes International Film Festival The Cannes International Film Festival (English: Cannes International Film Festival, French: Festival De Cannes), also translated as Cannes (Cannes) International Film Festival, was founded in 1939 and is the most influential and top international film festival in the world today.

, together with the Venice International Film Festival and the Berlin International Film Festival, are known as the three major international film festivals in Europe. The highest award is the "Palme d'Or".

The Cannes Film Festival in France is called the 3S Film Festival because the venue has the three characteristics of sea, beauty and sun (Sea, Sex, Sun).

The current Cannes Film Festival is held in mid-May every year and lasts for about 12 days. It usually opens on Wednesday and closes on the following Sunday.

In addition to the film competition, a market exhibition was also held at the same time.

The film festival is divided into six units: "Formal Competition", "Directors' Fortnight", "A Kind of Gaze", "Critics' Week", "New Looks in French Cinema" and "Exhibition".

“The Cannes Film Festival is an apolitical vacuum, a condensed microcosm where people seem to be in direct contact and speak the same language.