What does academic award mean?

Academy Award, the full name of Academy Award of Merit, is commonly known as Academy Award, Academy Award or Academy Award (The Oscars；; 2065438+ became the official name on February 20th, 2003), which is an annual award organized and awarded by Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to encourage the creation and development of excellent films. It is not only the most important annual event in the American film industry, but also one of the most eye-catching film awards in the world. Invitations are required to attend the Oscar ceremony, and tickets are not issued to the public. Only nominees and their close relatives can enter the venue to attend the award ceremony, so the Academy Awards itself is a status symbol of the film industry. Since the establishment of 1929 Academy Awards, an award ceremony has been held in Los Angeles, California every year. Since the 75th session in 2002, Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles has become the permanent venue for the award ceremony.

The first Oscar ceremony was held at 1929 at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, and the film achievements were awarded from 1927 to 1928. Since then, the annual awards have changed occasionally. Today's Academy Awards have more than 20 different awards, covering all kinds of movies. As the most influential film award in the world, its annual award ceremony will be televised live in more than 100 countries. The Oscar Award is also the oldest media award in the world, and its status in American film industry is equivalent to Grammy Award in music industry, Emmy Award in TV industry and Tony Award in drama industry, and these awards are all based on the Oscar Award.