What are the future of award shows in 2023 and when are the events taking place this year

Award shows and red carpet events are everywhere and show no sign of waining across music, tv, film and entertainment.

There are many well-known awards in the entertainment industry, including:

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The Academy Awards (also known as the Oscars): presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to recognize excellence in the film industry.
The Golden Globe Awards: presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association to recognize excellence in film and television.
The Emmy Awards: presented annually by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to recognize excellence in television.
The Grammy Awards: presented annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences to recognize excellence in the music industry.
The Tony Awards: presented annually by the American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League to recognize excellence in Broadway theatre.
The BAFTA Awards: presented annually by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts to recognize excellence in film, television, and video games.
The Cannes Film Festival: an annual film festival held in Cannes, France, which awards the Palme d’Or to the best film in competition.
The Sundance Film Festival: an annual film festival held in Park City, Utah, which awards prizes for feature films and documentaries.
The Venice Film Festival: an annual film festival held in Venice, Italy, which awards the Golden Lion for Best Film.
The Berlin International Film Festival: an annual film festival held in Berlin, Germany, which awards the Golden Bear for Best Film.

A variety of factors such as changes in popular culture, technological advances, and shifts in public attitudes. However, it is possible that award shows may continue to evolve and adapt to meet the changing needs and preferences of their audiences.

One possibility is that award shows may become more inclusive and diverse, reflecting the increasing diversity of the entertainment industry and the broader society. This may involve expanding the categories and nominees to better reflect the range of talent and achievement within the industry, as well as efforts to increase representation behind the scenes.

Another possibility is that award shows may become more interactive and immersive, using technology such as virtual and augmented reality to enhance the viewing experience. This could involve creating virtual red carpets or backstage experiences, or allowing viewers to explore the venue and interact with celebrities in real time.

2022-23 Awards Season Calendar – Dates For The Oscars, Golden Globes, Guilds & More

January

5: Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards

8: National Board of Review Awards gala

9: Art Directors Guild Awards nominations

9: American Society of Cinematographers Awards nominations

10: Golden Globes Awards

10: Cinema Audio Society Awards nominations

10: DGA Awards TV/commercial/documentary nominations

11: DGA Awards film nominations

11: SAG Awards nominations

11: WGA Awards nominations for TV and other non-film media

11: Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylist Guild Awards nominations

16: ICG Publicists Guild Awards film nominations

12: PGA nominations

12: Costume Designers Guild Awards nominations

15: Critics Choice Awards

16: AAFCA Awards winners announced

17: Annie Awards nominations

19: BAFTA Film Awards nominations

19-29: Sundance Film Festival

24: Academy Awards nominations

25: WGA Awards film nominations

28: AARP Movies for Grownups Awards

February

1: ACE Awards nominations (American Cinema Editors; moved from January 26)

5: Grammy Awards

8-18: Santa Barbara International Film Festival

11: Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylist Guild Awards

15: Society of Composers and Lyricists Awards

16-26: Berlin International Film Festival

18: Art Directors Guild Awards

18: DGA Awards

19: BAFTA Film Awards

25: PGA Awards

25: Annie Awards

26: SAG Awards

26: MPSE Golden Reel Awards

27: Costume Designers Guild Awards

March

1: AAFCA Awards

4: Independent Spirit Awards

4: Cinema Audio Society Awards

4: Crunchyroll’s Anime Awards

5: WGA Awards

5: ACE Eddie Awards

5: American Society of Cinematographers Awards

9: Artios Awards (Casting Society)

10-19: South By Southwest Conference and Festivals

12: Academy Awards

May

11: Academy of Country Music Awards

July

12: Primetime Emmy Awards nominations

Ultimately, the future of award shows will depend on the collective vision and efforts of the organizers, broadcasters, and participants, as well as the evolving needs and interests of the viewing audience.

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Mark Boardman

Mark Boardman is an established showbiz journalist and freelance copywriter whose work has been published in Business Insider, Daily Mail, Bloomberg, MTV, Buzzfeed, and The New York Post, amongst other media. Often spotted on the red carpet at celebrity events and film screenings, Mark is a regular guest on BBC Radio London and in demand for his opinions on media outlets such as Newsweek, Daily Express, and OK! Magazine, as well as Heart radio, Capital FM, LBC, and Radio 2. His TV credits include ITV News, This Morning, BBC News, The One Show, Sky News, GB News, and Channel T4. Mark is a keen traveller having visited 40+ countries, and a devout sports fan who also attends as many gigs as he can across the capital when not rubbing shoulders with the stars. Email Mark@MarkMeets.com