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The '''Starlight Awards of Nouvelle Alexandrie''', commonly known as the '''Starlight Awards''', are prestigious accolades bestowed annually by the [[National Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences]] (NAMPAS). Established in {{AN|1698}} in [[Punta Santiago]], [[Alduria]], these awards celebrate outstanding achievements in film, television, music, and theater, reflecting the vibrant cultural landscape of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]].
The '''Starlight Awards of Merit and Achievement''', commonly known as the '''Starlight Awards''' or the '''Starlights''', are awards for artistic and technical merit for the film industry. They are bestowed annually by the [[National Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences]] (NAMPAS) in recognition of excellence in film and cinema achievements as judged by the voting members of NAMPAS. Established in {{AN|1698}} in [[Punta Santiago]], [[Alduria]], these awards are considered to be the most prestigious film awards in [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]].
 
The major award categories are presented during a live-televised ceremony out of [[Punta Santiago]], that is typically held in in the third or fourth months of the [[Anno Nortone]] year. The 1st Starlight Awards were held in {{AN|1699}}. The second ceremony, in {{AN|1700}}, was the first one to be televised nationally by the [[National Broadcasting Corporation (Nouvelle Alexandrie)|National Broadcasting Corporation]].


==History==
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* Briefly moved twice to the Centro de Bellas Artes de Punta Santiago in {{AN|1720}} and {{AN|1721}} due to renovations at Hotel du Babkha
* Musical numbers, hosts, controversies, speeches, memorable moments
* Musical numbers, hosts, controversies, speeches, memorable moments
===Ceremonies===
* [[1st Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1699}}
* [[2nd Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1700}}
* [[3rd Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1701}}
* [[4th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1702}}
* [[5th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1703}}
* [[6th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1704}}
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* [[8th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1706}}
* [[9th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1707}}
* [[10th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1708}}
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* [[13th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1711}}
* [[14th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1712}}
* [[15th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1713}}
* [[16th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1714}}
* [[17th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1715}}
* [[18th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1716}}
* [[19th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1717}}
* [[20th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1718}} (Cancelled due to the [[Actor's Strike of 1718]])
* [[21st Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1719}}
* [[22nd Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1720}}
* [[23rd Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1721}}
* [[24th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1722}}
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* [[27th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1725}}
* [[28th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1726}}
* [[29th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1727}}
* [[30th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1728}}
* [[31st Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1729}}
* [[32nd Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1730}}
* [[33rd Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1731}}
* [[34th Starlight Awards]] {{AN|1732}}


==Impact & Legacy==
==Impact & Legacy==
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 9 May 2024

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The Starlight Awards of Merit and Achievement, commonly known as the Starlight Awards or the Starlights, are awards for artistic and technical merit for the film industry. They are bestowed annually by the National Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences (NAMPAS) in recognition of excellence in film and cinema achievements as judged by the voting members of NAMPAS. Established in 1698 AN in Punta Santiago, Alduria, these awards are considered to be the most prestigious film awards in Nouvelle Alexandrie.

The major award categories are presented during a live-televised ceremony out of Punta Santiago, that is typically held in in the third or fourth months of the Anno Nortone year. The 1st Starlight Awards were held in 1699 AN. The second ceremony, in 1700 AN, was the first one to be televised nationally by the National Broadcasting Corporation.

History

  • Created by the Academy in 1698 AN to recognize the best in their business and a means to fundraise for the organization and its fund to care for young and starting film artists, actors, etc.
  • The Awards grow during its first give years from a small industry gathering to a full-fledged PR bonanza, featuring all of the industry's major film stars, directors, and artists.
  • The Actor's Strike of 1718 and the cancelled Starlight Awards because the trade dispute tore the trade association apart
  • Low ratings years, awards were not very well seen, 1720-1725
  • Big blockbuster hits start to come back, but recession of 1726 hit industry hard. Ratings and quality of shows begins to improve in 1727 to compete as NBC threatens to drop awards and no other channel wanted them.
  • Awards now are very well-viewed and received, hosts are usually comedians or artist of note, a display of glitz, glamour, and celebrity

National Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences

Main article: National Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
  • NAMPAS - private trade association composed of professionals from across Nouvelle Alexandrie's entertainment sectors, oversees the nomination and voting processes for the awards.
    • Membership to NAMPAS is considered prestigious and is extended to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in their respective fields.

Categories

The Starlight Awards feature a diverse array of categories across multiple sectors of the entertainment industry:

  • Cinematic Excellence: Including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor/Actress, and technical awards like Best Cinematography.
  • Television Triumphs: Covering Best Drama Series, Best Comedy Series, and performance awards.
  • Musical Milestones: Recognizing Best Album, Best Single, and contributions to music video production.
  • Theatrical Achievements: Awards for Best Play, Best Musical, and various acting and directing honors.

Award Ceremony

  • Held at the Hotel du Babkha, La Sala Harmonía
  • Briefly moved twice to the Centro de Bellas Artes de Punta Santiago in 1720 AN and 1721 AN due to renovations at Hotel du Babkha
  • Musical numbers, hosts, controversies, speeches, memorable moments

Ceremonies

Impact & Legacy

  • It's the most important film award in Nouvelle Alexandrie, winning a STarlight Award means you've basically made it!
  • It's broadcast by the National Broadcasting Corporation (Nouvelle Alexandrie)
  • Draws a lot of ratings, watched by a lot of people, major cultural impact
  • IMpact of shows, moments, measure of quality acting, respect from association, commercial success.

Philanthropic Efforts

  • The Awards fundraise for different charities and funds to help support actors, crew members, etc, help after-school programs for youth in film and performing arts.
  • Fundraises for a special trade association fund to help economically struggling members of the association

See also

References

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