The Golden Globes Thursday released eligibility rules and the timetable for the 84th Annual Golden Globes, the first major awards show of the Hollywood season.
The ceremony, hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser, will be held Jan. 10 at the Beverly Hilton and broadcast on CBS while streaming on Paramount+.
The submission website for motion picture, television and podcast entries will open June 1, with submissions due by Oct. 30, organizers said.
Television and podcast nomination ballots will be sent to voters Nov. 16, with completed ballots due Nov. 23.
Motion picture and cinematic and box office achievement nomination ballots will be distributed Nov. 24 and are due Dec. 4.
Nominations for the 84th Annual Golden Globes will be announced Dec. 7. Final ballots will be sent to voters Dec. 18, with completed ballots due Jan. 2.
New eligibility rules released Thursday state that motion pictures eligible for consideration must be at least 70 minutes long and released for paid exhibition in the greater Los Angeles area during the calendar year.
Television entries must premiere in the United States during the eligibility period and be available on a recognized broadcast, cable or streaming platform.
Podcast entries must release at least six episodes during the qualifying year, according to the guidelines.
Organizers also said eligible films submitted in the best motion picture drama and musical or comedy categories may also qualify for the cinematic and box office achievement category if they meet specific box office or viewership thresholds.
Campaign guidelines released by the Golden Globes place restrictions on gifts, event access and communications with voters during the awards season.
The Golden Globes honor achievements in film, television and podcasting. Organizers said the awards show is broadcast in more than 185 countries and territories worldwide.
Dick Clark Productions will produce the ceremony.