Call for entries open for international digital Emmys

The Emmy Awards may be over for this year, but the door is already opening for 2011.  

The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences today began accepting entries for the 2011 International Digital Emmy Awards. These are awards meant to recognize excellence in content that is created on non-traditional platforms, such as the Internet, mobile products and interactive TV. The content must originate outside of the U.S.

There are three categories to the awards:

Digital Program: Children & Young People
Digital Program: Fiction
Digital Program: Non-Fiction

This year’s awards went to the U.K.’s “Primeval Evolved” for Fiction, New Zealand’s “Reservoir Hill” in the Children and Young People category and “Digital Revolution” – also from the U.K. – for Non-Fiction.

Entry forms are available at the Academy’s Website.