26 Maggio 2016 11:06

Tanti modi di “essere Io” nei bambini raccontati (e premiati) al Prix Jeunesse di Monaco di Baviera

The aim of the PRIX JEUNESSE Foundation is to promote quality in television for the young worldwide. It wants to bring forward television that enables children to see, hear and express themselves and their culture, and that enhances an awareness and appreciation of other cultures.
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The bi-annual festival, the PRIX JEUNESSE INTERNATIONAL is the Foundation’s main activity. Further activities like the PRIX JEUNESSE Suitcase, training and global networking make PRIX JEUNESSE a world-embracing lobby organisation for quality children’s media. Both the PRIX JEUNESSE Foundation and its sister organization, the International Central Institute for Youth andEducational Television (IZI) are supported by the Society for the Promotion of Quality in International Children’s, Youth and Educational TV (SCTV). While the PRIX JEUNESSE Foundation focuses on the active exchange with producers, IZI is dedicated to research in the field of children’s media.
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This year’s theme: “Identity and Children’s TV”

The PRIX JEUNESSE Foundation was established in 1964 by the Free State of Bavaria, the City of Munich and Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR). Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF) joined the Foundation in 1971, as well as the Bayerische Landeszentrale für neue Medien (BLM) in 1992 and SuperRTL (2005-2013). The PRIX JEUNESSE Governing Board also includes representatives of the European Broadcasting Union and the UNESCO (German Chapter).

The PRIX JEUNESSE Foundation is guided by an International Advisory Board.
A world-embracing movement for high-quality TV that meets children’s unique needs within their culture and as part of a big world. Year round, PRIX JEUNESSE engages producers, telecasters, researchers, educators and young people in hands-on workshops, in-depths “Suitcase” screenings and other partnerships for excellence.

The Supporters of the PRIX JEUNESSE Foundation are the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation, the Free State of Bavaria, the City of Munich, Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen and the Bayerische Landeszentrale für neue Medien. Patrons: The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and UNESCO.

The prize winners of PRIX JEUNESSE INTERNATIONAL 2016 were announced last night in Munich, Germany. Over500 Children’s TV experts had attended the festival week of the world’s leading competition of childrenand youth TV programmes and watched, discussed and judged outstanding programmes of the last two years.
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“The boy on the bicycle”

The prize winners of PRIX JEUNESSE INTERNATIONAL 2016:

Category 11– 15 Non-Fiction:
HOW KY TURNED INTO NIELS (IKONdocs, Netherlands)
Category 11 –15 Fiction:
SLEEPING LIONS (Libra Television/David & Goliath, United Kingdom)
Category 7 – 10 Non-Fiction:
THE BOY ON THE BICYCLE (Drummer TV Ltd, United Kingdom)
Category 7 – 10 Fiction:
LITTLE LUNCH (Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF), Australia)
Category Up to 6 Non-Fiction:
NICE WORK! (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK), Norway)
Category Up to 6 Fiction:
LILY’S DRIFTWOOD BAY  (Sixteen South, United Kingdom)
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PRIX JEUNESSE Theme Prize:
TASMINA, THE HORSE GIRL (AV Cue, Bangladesh)
UNESCO Special Prize:
NEW (Witfilm, Netherlands)
UNICEF Special Prize:
THE BOY ON THE BICYCLE (Drummer TV Ltd., Großbritannien)
“Gender Equity Prize”:
HOW KY TURNED INTO NIELS  (IKONdocs, Niederlande)
German Children’s Jury 7 – 10 Non-Fiction:
BEESTIEBOYS (CCCP, Netherlands)
German Children’s Jury 7– 10 Fiction:
ROCKET’S ISLAND, Series 3: MOUNTAIN POST  (Lime Pictures, United Kingdom)
International Youth Jury:
Category 11 –15 Non-Fiction:
TAKE TECH (Nippon Hoso Kyokai (NHK), Japan)
International Youth Jury:
Category 11 –15 Fiction:
FOLK TALE COURTROOM: THE TRIAL OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGS  (Nippon Hoso Kyokai (NHK), Japan)
Beyond Television Prize:
PAPER PORT (Zubastico Studios, Chile)
Heart Prize:
THE BOY ON THE BICYCLE  (Drummer TV Ltd, United Kingdom
Interstitial Prize:
ARE WE READY TO GO  (Plug-in Media, United Kingdom)
Special Achievement Prize:
I GOT IT  (Coproduction series in Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao P.D.R., Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Brunei and Myanmar. Initiated by Goethe-Institut, Germany)
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