Primetime-Emmy-Verleihung 1965

Die 17. Emmy-Verleihung fand am 12. September 1965 im Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, Kalifornien, USA statt. Die Zeremonie wurde von Sammy Davis, Jr. und Danny Thomas moderiert.

Kategorie	Preisträger	Programm	Nominierungen
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Directors (Beste Regie)	Paul Bogart	Preston & Preston (Episode 4.1-4.2: The Seven Hundred Year Old Gang), CBS	Dwight Hemion für My Name Is Barbra, CBS
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Art Directors and Set Decorators (Beste künstlerische Regie und Setdekoration)	Warren Clymer Bill Harp, Tom H. John	Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Holy Terror), NBC My Name Is Barbra, CBS	Gene Callahan, Jack Wright Jr. für A Carol for Another Christmas, ABC Warren Clymer für Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Lightning Directors (Beste Lichtregie)	Phil Hymns	Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Technical Directors (Beste technische Regie)	Clair McCoy	Danny Thomas Special: The Wonderful World of Burlesque, NBC

Kategorie	Preisträger	Programm	Nominierungen
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Writers (Bestes Drehbuch Unterhaltung)	David Karp	Preston & Preston (Episode 4.1-4.2: The Seven Hundred Year Old Gang), CBS	William Boardman, Dee Caruso, Robert Emmett, David Frost, Gerald Gardner, Buck Henry, Joseph Hurley, Thomas Meehan, Herbert Sargent, Larry Siegel, Gloria Steinem, Jim Stevenson, Calvin Trillin, Saul Turteltaub für That Was The Week That Was, NBC Robert Hartung für Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC Carl Reiner für The Dick Van Dyke Show (Episode 4.27: Never Bathe On Sunday), CBS Coleman Jacoby, Arnie Rosen für Danny Thomas Special: The Wonderful World of Burlesque, NBC
Outstanding Achievement In News, Information, Documentary and Sports - Writing (Bestes Drehbuch Nachrichten, Information, Dokumentation, Sport)	Sidney Carroll, John T. Sughrue	A Golden Prison: The Louvre, NBC

Kategorie	Preisträger	Programm	Nominierungen
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Production Crew (Beste Produktionscrew)	Production Team Effort	Solo für O.N.C.E.L., NBC
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Cinematographer (Beste TV-Kamera)	William W. Spencer	12 O’Clock High, ABC	Haskell B. Boggs, William P. Whitley für Bonanza, NBC Fred J. Koenekamp für Solo für O.N.C.E.L., NBC
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Color Consultant (Beste Farbberatung)	Edward P. Ancona Jr.	Bonanza, NBC
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Editors (Bester TV-Schnitt)	Henry Berman, Joseph Dervin, William B. Gulick	Solo für O.N.C.E.L., NBC
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Special Photographic Effects (Beste Spezialeffekte)	L. B. Abbott	Die Seaview – In geheimer Mission, ABC

Kategorie	Preisträger	Programm	Nominierungen
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Musicians (Beste TV-Originalmusik Unterhaltung)	Peter Matz	My Name Is Barbra, CBS	Herbert Grossman für The Fantasticks, NBC
Individual Achievements In News, Documentaries and Sports - Musicians (Beste Musik Nachrichten, Dokumentation, Sport)	Norman Dello Joio	A Golden Prison: The Louvre, NBC	Ulpio Minucci, Rayburn Wright für Saga of Western Man (Episode: I, Leonardo da Vinci, ABC)
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Choreographers (Beste Choreographie)	Joe Layton	My Name Is Barbra, CBS
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Costume Designers (Beste Kostüme)	Noel Taylor	Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC
Outstanding Individual Achievements In Entertainment - Make-Up Artist (Bestes Make-Up)	Bob O’Bradovich	Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: The Magnificent Yankee), NBC

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