- Source: APCA Television Award
The APCA Television Award (Portuguese: Prêmio APCA de Televisão) is one of the areas covered by the APCA Award, a traditional Brazilian award created in 1956 by the São Paulo Association of Theater Critics (now the São Paulo Association of Art Critics). Television became part of the APCA Awards in 1972. Until then, it only awarded theater and classical music. In the same year, film, literature and popular music were also recognized. New areas were incorporated into the competition over the following years.
The winners of the APCA Award are chosen between the end of November and the beginning of December during a meeting of APCA member critics. Some categories may include a six-monthly pre-selection of finalists according to demand. Each critic votes exclusively within their area of expertise, selecting a maximum of seven categories in each area, which may change each year according to the critics' perception of the most pertinent in each period. There is also a requirement that a minimum of three critics from each area be present at the vote, which can mean that certain categories are not awarded in some years due to a lack of quorum. In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the winners of the 65th edition of the APCA Awards were determined in January 2021. Each area had fewer categories than in previous years. The television area had six categories instead of seven, while in most areas the reduction was to three categories.
Main categories
APCA Award for Best Telenovela;
APCA Award for Best Television Actress;
APCA Award for Best Television Actor;
APCA Award for Best Breakthrough Actor;
APCA Award for Best Breakthrough Actress;
APCA Award for Best Supporting Actor;
APCA Award for Best Supporting Actress.
Winners by Year
= 1970s
=1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
= 1980s
=1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1987
1988
1989
= 1990s
=1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
= 2000s
=2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
= 2010s
=2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Voting: Bárbara Sacchitiello, Edianez Parente, Fabio Maksymczuk, Flávio Ricco, José Armando Vanucci, Leão Lobo, Neuber Fischer and Nilson Xavier.
2016
Voting: Bárbara Sacchitiello, Cristina Padiglione, Edianez Parente, Fábio Maksymczuk, Flávio Ricco, José Armando Vanucci, Neuber Fischer, Leão Lobo, Nilson Xavier and Paulo Gustavo Pereira.
2017
Voting: Cristina Padiglione, Edianez Parente, Fabio Maksymczuk, Flávio Ricco, José Armando Vanucci, Leão Lobo, Neuber Fischer, Nilson Xavier and Paulo Gustavo.
2018
Voting: Cristina Padiglione, Edianez Parente, Fabio Maksymczuk, Flávio Ricco, Leão Lobo, Neuber Fischer, Nilson Xavier and Paulo Gustavo Pereira.
2019
Voting: Cristina Padiglione, Edianez Parente, Fabio Maksymczuk, Flávio Ricco, Leão Lobo, Neuber Fischer, Nilson Xavier and Tony Goes.
= 2020s
=2020
Voting: Edianez Parente, Fabio Maksymczuk, Leão Lobo, Neuber Fischer, Paulo Gustavo Pereira and Tony Goes.
2021
Voting: Edianez Parente, Fabio Maksymczuk, Leão Lobo, Neuber Fischer, Paulo Gustavo Pereira and Tony Goes.
2022
Voting: Cristina Padiglione, Edianez Parente (except for the Best Documentary Series category), Fabio Maksymczuk, Leão Lobo and Tony Goes.
2023
Voting: Cristina Padiglione, Edianez Parente, Fabio Maksymczuk, José Armando Vannucci, Leão Lobo, Neuber Fischer, Paulo Gustavo Pereira and Tony Goes.
See also
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References
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- APCA Television Award
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- Associação Paulista de Críticos de Arte
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- Carol Duarte
- Ely Barbosa
- Fernanda Montenegro
- Júlio Rocha
- Deborah Secco
- Joana Fomm
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