TELLY AWARDS

According to the web site, the 'Telly Awards' "recognize distinction in creative work," honoring outstanding local and regional television commercials and productions, as well as non-broadcast video productions. The Telly Awards were founded in 1978 by David E. Carter, a past Emmy and Clio award winner who has written several books on corporate branding and design.

Each entry is judged on its own merit, rather than against other entries. In each category, there can be multiple winners (Silver) and finalists (bronze). There is no stated limit to the number of winners or finalists in any given category, of which there are dozens. The Telly Awards web site lists hundreds of winners annually.

Official documentation provided to winners indicates that 7-10% of over 13,000 international entries receive Silver Telly Awards.
There is no public list of Telly Award judges, but the official web site states that the judges for each year's contest are all previous winners. The web site solicits Silver Telly Award winners to become judges.

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★ Official website: http://www.tellyawards.com/
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★ - Digital Video Information Network

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★ - 27th Telly Awards Fact Sheet