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South African Film and Television Awards
The South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTA), also known as the Golden Horns, are awards for film and television presented in South Africa and first given out in 2006. They are awarded by the National Film and Video Foundation of South Africa (NFVF).〔(SAFTA Fact Sheet, National Film and Video Foundation of South Africa. Retrieved 2010-02-05 )〕
All SAFTA winners are presented with the Golden Horn, the official SAFTA Trophy. The faces on the statues are derived from artifacts of African heritage that date back to 800 AD and were discovered near Lydenburg in South Africa, referred to as the Lydenburg Heads. The three figureheads represent excellence in visual creative arts, performance and drama.〔(SAFTA Fact Sheet, National Film and Video Foundation of South Africa. Retrieved 2010-02-05 )〕
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is SAFTA's broadcast partner and sponsor. SAFTA awards ceremonies are broadcast live on SABC 2.
Only South African film and television productions are eligible for the awards. Nominees and winners are chosen by a multiphasic process of judging panels, with the exception of the Best TV Soap award, which is chosen by public vote. Some awards are discretionary and only presented in special cases.〔(SAFTA Entry Guidelines, National Film and Video Foundation of South Africa. Retrieved 2010-02-05 )〕
==Ceremonies==
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