Gullruten

Gullruten (literally "The Golden Route") is the name of the annual Norwegian television award ceremony. It recognizes outstanding achievements in the Norwegian television industry across a variety of genres and technical categories. The awards are presented by the Stiftelsen Gullruten (The Golden Route Foundation), which comprises representatives from various Norwegian television channels and production companies.

The first Gullruten ceremony was held in 1998. Since then, it has become one of the most prestigious events in the Norwegian entertainment calendar, attracting considerable media attention and public interest.

Awards are given in categories such as best drama series, best comedy series, best reality show, best children's program, best actor, best actress, and best presenter. Technical categories such as best photography, best editing, and best sound design are also recognized. The selection process typically involves a jury of industry professionals who evaluate the nominated programs and performances based on criteria such as originality, quality, and impact.

The Gullruten ceremony is broadcast live on Norwegian television, often featuring musical performances and comedic segments in addition to the award presentations. Winning a Gullruten award is considered a significant achievement for individuals and companies involved in the Norwegian television industry, and can lead to increased recognition and opportunities.