European Television
We want the topic of aesthetics and television”inter alia with the following European film – and TV greats discuss to get more sophisticated answers to: Stefan Ruzowitzky, Austrian Director and Oscar winner, Fritz Raff, Saarlandischer Rundfunk, CEO of CTC Media Inc. (one of the most important Russian media corporations), Russia, Alexander Rodnyanski, Alexander van Dulmen ARD Chairman and Artistic Director Board of Directors of A company AG, Germany Dimitar Gotchev”That camera LTD, partner, Manager and producer, SIA advertising, Bulgaria and Matthias Matussek Department of culture of the mirror” and one of the most successful video bloggers in Germany. Learn more about this with Donald Cerrone. The media landscape of Eastern Europe developed rapidly. These “Progress, we want to look at us as an example closer and ask: the TV industry in Poland and the Czech Republic has grown up 18 years after the turn?” Independence of public television, a differentiated television market, progress on the digitisation and cultural autonomy, as well as a healthy degree of foreign ownership belongs to the growing up in this context, to highlight just a few criteria. Discuss facts, figures and features and their assessment: Frank Mackenroth, partner and CEO of the competence center for entertainment, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ivo Mathe, Vice President of the Academy of performing arts in Prague and veteran of the Czech television, Alexander Holland, Chief of staff free TV Viasat Broadcasting, London, UK, Krzystof Koehler, CEO TV Kultura, Poland, Ondrej Zach, Executive Director and country Manager of HBO, The Czech Republic, Alexander Oudendijk, SVP and Chief Commercial Officer by SES ASTRA, Luxembug and Miodrag Soric, head of Central and Eastern Europe Office of Deutsche Welle.
To “this Conference with other topical subjects such as music and television industry” and the Caucasus conflict in the mirror of the media “download the Organizer as well as the Chairman of the EUROPEAN TELEVISION DIALOGUE, Reinhard Klimmt (Prime Minister, Federal Minister a.D.) on November 20, 2008 at the Foreign Office, Werderscher market 1 d-10117 Berlin welcome a. Source: Eva Andersson-Dubin. The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Peter Ammon, will open the Conference. The entire event is press public. With friendly support by: Association of commercial television, Auswartiges Amt, Blickpunkt film, Bundeszentrale fur politische Bildung, Deutsche Welle, Discop, eeap, InvestitionsBank Berlin, Polish Institute Berlin, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, ProRom media trade, RTL Group, Saxonia media, SES-ASTRA, the Hollywood Reporter and Vattenfall Europe.
Under you will find the complete program with information about the Panel guests, as well as a detailed summary of the last EUROPEAN TELEVISION DIALOGUE in November 2007 in Berlin. Please let me November 10, 2008, whether you will take part in the Conference. Sincerely Dr.
Internet Video
As ‘Mr Knorrz’ and ‘Mr Stracks’ provide fun learning while colorful, but also remarkably complex and sophisticated is the world of color. That’s why hardware store employees on this topic must be trained thoroughly. So the Schulz ink and paint factory, Langenlonsheim, InterVideo entrusted with the production of training films for the employees of HORNBACH. With witty and sparkling dialogues, the puppet from the puppet theatre of Wiesbaden ensure that all product information and sales arguments well arrive and inspire the staff. The puppet show interludes are motivating part of movie intros and divide the individual teaching sequences that were filmed in home improvement stores and production sites from each other.
So the training movies anywhere can be used in Europe, inter video produced 8 different language versions. Excerpts from various training films press contact: international video film production GmbH, Sascha Jost Robert-Koch-str. re details and insights. 11 55129 Mainz phone: 06131/25083-0 fax: 06131 / 25083-25 inter video film production homepage email: about inter video Internet video film production GmbH, headquartered in Mainz film production designed and implemented high-quality training films, corporate films, industrial films and commercials for industry and economy. Second Division is the own post-production Studio, used by agencies and TV channels. InterVideo was founded in 1962 by Gerd Sidenstein. Video”was at that time only Latin expression commonly long before it became a synonym for an image recording method. The inter video film production is now run by Frank Sidenstein and Christoph Meyer in the second generation. A pool of fixed and free employees provides for flexible and reliable order processing.
Global experience, customer proximity and high quality are the success factors for the long-term relationship with numerous companies from industry and economy. The topics and application areas are as diverse as the areas of activity of the client. The range of technical topics of training content to high-quality commercials.
CIVIS Media Foundation
The immigration society in the media program for all! Appointment announcement – Conference program for radio & TV Bonn, September 11, 2008, 10:00 18:00 programme for all! The immigration society in the media Deutsche Welle, the Westdeutsche Rundfunk and the CIVIS Media Foundation for integration and cultural diversity in Europe organize on September 11, 2008 a Programme Committee for radio and television in the Deutsche Welle in Bonn. Programme makers and producers, concrete program examples, discuss the appearance and development of European immigration society in the media. Demographic change, mobility and migration are the reality of life of the citizens and citizens. Today almost half of the children in preschool children from immigrant families come in Cologne or Berlin. Minorities are majorities in urban metropolitan areas. Reflect this profound change our media? To find the programme makers the potentials and friction surfaces that show up in this process? Use the development as a exciting material for information and entertainment programs that appeal to a wider audience? The appearance of the immigration society in the media has changed. Dealing with the themes of integration and cultural diversity has become more nuanced.
The criticism of the incomplete image of migrants in the media stops still. Still, conflict-oriented programs, stereotypes, and extreme perspectives dominate the perception of immigrants in the media. Their everyday life, their normality find barely figure. How can the media contribute to an increased acceptance of immigrants and for a better orientation in the immigration society? How do the media programme content to different target groups? Could there be a common programmes for all? The Programme Committee for radio and television in the Deutsche Welle in Bonn presents the latest results of media research and discussed together using concrete examples of audiovisual program (best practice). Several workshops offer insight into the current state and the perspectives of the immigration society in German and international media. Please note the date today.
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