WHO WERE THE WINNERS OF THE 2021 GLOBAL TV DEMAND AWARDS?

Parrot Analytics, the global TV analytics firm, announced the winners for the third annual Global TV Demand Awards, as well as the Virtual Festival video series schedule.

12 JAN 2021

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Parrot Analytics, the global TV analytics firm, announced the winners for the third annual Global TV Demand Awards, as well as the Virtual Festival video series schedule. The 2021 Global TV Demand Awards: Virtual Festival format will bring together talent, creators and executives behind the world’s most popular shows in a daily video series.

The winners for the 2021 Global TV Demand Awards are:

-    World’s Choice (Most In-Demand TV Show in the World 2020): “Game of Thrones”

-    Most In-Demand Adult-Animated Series of 2020: “Rick and Morty”

-    Most In-Demand Anime Series of 2020: “My Hero Academia”

-    Most In-Demand Children’s Series of 2020: “Spongebob Squarepants”

-    Most In-Demand Comedy Series of 2020: “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”

-    Most In-Demand Documentary Series of 2020: “The Last Dance”

-    Most In-Demand Drama Series of 2020: “Game of Thrones”

-    Most In-Demand Series That Ended on a High Note of 2020: “The 100”

-    Most In-Demand Historical Drama of 2020: “Vikings”

-    Most In-Demand Horror Series of 2020: “American Horror Story”

-    Most In-Demand Korean Drama of 2020: “Crash Landing on You”

-    Most In-Demand Latin American Series of 2020: “El Payaso Plim Plim: Un Héroe Del Corazón”

-    Most In-Demand Reality Series of 2020: “MasterChef Australia”

-    Most In-Demand Series Debut of 2020: “The Last Dance”

-    Most In-Demand Superhero Series of 2020: “The Flash”

-    Most In-De­­mand Variety Series of 2020: “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver”

The winning series for each category was determined based on global TV demand data for the period January 1, 2020 – December 31, 2020.

●   2021 GLOBAL TV DEMAND AWARDS: VIRTUAL FESTIVAL

The 2021 Global TV Demand Awards: Virtual Festival highlights what makes exceptional content stand out among a worldwide “sea of content” competing for audience attention, in a year which saw unprecedented media consumption at home. The conversations captured in the exclusive video series are candid, intimate discussions focusing on both the creative and business decisions that proved successful for each participant.

Confirmed speakers include Casey Bloys, Chief Content Officer at HBO and HBO Max; Matthew Ball,  Managing Partner at Epyllion Industries; André Vargas, Head of Data at CAA; Jason Hehir, Director of “The Last Dance”; Alba Baptista, actor in “Warrior Nun”; Simon Barry, creator and executive producer of “Warrior Nun, Reality Distortion Field”; Gregoire Gabalda, Sr. Director, Global Editorial Licensing at Ubisoft; Jason Altman, SVP of Ubisoft Film & Television; Stephanie Simard, VP of Marketing at Ubisoft Film & Television; Marty Benson, showrunner of “MasterChef Australia”; Kee MinSoo, director of “Good Doctor”; and John Couling, SVP of Commercial Partnerships at Dolby.

“We’re honored to share the conversations we’ve had with the visionaries behind the world’s most popular TV shows of 2020 to offer a unique perspective to executives seeking insights into what makes a show successful right now. The Global TV Demand Awards: Virtual Festival is unique in that all winners have been selected based on global demand data insights, without any judges involved,”  said Rebekah Zabarsky, Executive Producer of the awards and Marketing Director at Parrot Analytics. “Anyone interested in learning how to create, produce, distribute, market, and acquire exceptional content should tune in and learn from the best,”  she added.

The 2021 Global TV Demand Awards: Virtual Festival will stream free on-demand for five consecutive days beginning Monday, February 1, 2021 through Friday, February 5, 2021, with new videos being published on each day. Viewers can find the full schedule for the Virtual Festival on www.globaltvdemandawards.com, as well as the Parrot Analytics' YouTube channel.