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Emmys Have New Rules for Best Director, Guest Actor, Theme Song
IndieWireStory by Tony Maglio
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The Emmys shake up their rules, changing the game for directors, guest actors, and theme songs in the industry's biggest night.
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- The new Best Director rules mean no more rewarding one-episode wonders - directors must helm at least half the season to be eligible.
- Guest Actor nominations are now reserved for truly standout performances, as one-off reprisals no longer make the cut.