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Dr. John Leverence on Viola Davis winning an Emmy for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series in 2015 (for How to Get Away with Murder) as the first Black actress to win in that category
(Topic - Underrepresented Voices)
00:58
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Topic: Underrepresented Voices
Dr. John Leverence on the single-most valuable asset of the Awards department as well as his role as the Administrator of the awards: to maintain the integrity of the Emmy, and on how the administration of the award does deal with certain housekeeping measures, but the real challenge is to deal with substantive issues which, if not properly handled, may result in a diminishment of the integrity of the award
(Topic - Emmy Awards)
02:57
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Topic: Emmy Awards
Dr. John Leverence on the importance of the Television Academy Foundation Interviews program and its extraordinary value which he believes scholars will reference for one-hundred years
(Topic - Emmy Awards)
02:06
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Topic: Emmy Awards
Dr. John Leverence on the importance of the Television Academy Foundation Interviews program and its extraordinary value which he believes scholars will reference for one-hundred years
(Topic - Creative Influences and Inspiration)
02:05
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Topic: Creative Influences and Inspiration
Dr. John Leverence on the Primetime Emmy telecast that aired shortly after 9/11
(Topic - 9/11)
04:56
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Topic: 9/11
Dr. John Leverence on the Primetime Emmy telecast that aired shortly after 9/11
(Topic - Historic Events and Social Change)
04:56
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Topic: Historic Events and Social Change
Dr. John Leverence on the history of the split between the National and Hollywood Chapters of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and how the Daytime awards were briefly administered by the Hollywood Chapter in the '80s and '90s and why that ended (it is now administered by the national chapter, or NATAS), and on the background of the "wheel" - the license agreement between the major networks who broadcast the Awards show and the Television Academy on an exclusive, rotating basis
(Genre - Awards Shows)
07:37
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows
Dr. John Leverence on the Primetime Emmy Awards nomination process
(Genre - Awards Shows)
03:15
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows
Dr. John Leverence on how proposals to the rules and procedures for the Emmys are considered and implemented
(Genre - Awards Shows)
02:23
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows
Dr. John Leverence on the impact of allowing cable to compete in the Primetime Emmy Awards
(Genre - Awards Shows)
05:08
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows
Dr. John Leverence on the similarities between the issues faced by both the Television Academy and the Motion Picture Academy in their approaches to categorizing eligibility for content that is niche programming, not mass-marketed to the general public and how this impacts viewership of the programs
(Genre - Awards Shows)
03:05
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows
Dr. John Leverence on the "gentlemen's agreement" that used to exist among the networks not to air competing content during the Emmys telecast, and on why the Emmys telecast is traditionally scheduled in September on the Sunday night before the Fall television season began
(Genre - Awards Shows)
03:09
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows
Dr. John Leverence on the Emmys cutoff rule that almost made the final season of The Sopranos ineligible until the year after it aired
(Genre - Awards Shows)
02:32
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows
Dr. John Leverence on Emmy category classifications and changes, such as with the program Shameless which had elements of both comedy and drama categories
(Genre - Awards Shows)
02:28
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows
Dr. John Leverence on the classification of a program for the Emmy Awards based on its running time: if a program is 30 minutes it is considered a comedy and if it is 60 minutes it is considered a drama (unless the show appeals this decision)
(Genre - Awards Shows)
01:01
Interview: Dr. John Leverence Genre: Awards Shows