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Variety · 2 months ago

The Critics Choice Association will launch its inaugural Creator Awards in 2027, expanding its awards programme to recognise digital entertainment across social media, streaming platforms and podcasts. The move reflects the growing cultural and commercial importance of online creators, while aiming to help audiences discover work judged to be of high quality.

Nominees will be announced on 18 March 2027 and winners on 15 April. Awards will cover podcasts, livestreaming, viral videos, editing, scripted short-form series and micro-dramas, as well as comedy, drama, news, documentary, educational, business and crime content; likely contenders range from established creators such as MrBeast, Dhar Mann and Rhett and Link to podcasters including Jay Shetty, Steven Bartlett and Amy Poehler.

  • Critics Choice launches digital creator awards in 2027.
  • Nominations arrive on 18 March; winners follow on 15 April.
  • Categories span podcasts, videos, series and online genres.

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The Critics Choice Association is a US-based group best known for awards recognising work in film and television. Its new Creator Awards are designed for people and teams making entertainment or information for online audiences, including through social media, video platforms, livestreams and podcasts.

Digital creators can range from large, established channels with global audiences to smaller independent producers. The awards reflect the growing commercial and cultural role of online content, and the wide range of work produced outside traditional television and film.

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Originally published by Variety as “Critics Choice Association Launches Inaugural Creator Awards for 2027, Honoring Podcasts, Micro-Dramas and Digital Stars”.