[Reader-list] EU-India Documentary (radio & TV) Initiative intensive course in documentary production
Shivam Vij
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Sun May 23 20:47:21 IST 2004
EU-India Documentary (radio & TV) Initiative intensive
course in documentary production
From: "George Lessard" <media at web.net>
Date: Wed, 19 May 2004
EU-India Documentary (radio & TV) Initiative intensive
course in documentary production in New Delhi, India
Fully Funded
EU-India Documentary (radio & TV) Initiative
intensive course in documentary production skills
& techniques in New Delhi, India
Application form available at
http://www.cba.org.uk/euindia.htm
Deadline extended for applications to 31 May, 2004.
The Commonwealth Broadcasting Association and the
Thomson Foundation invite applications from young
broadcast professionals for an EU-India
documentary training and production programme on
DIVERSITY AND CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION. It is a
fully funded exchange programme during which
participants will receive training and produce
cross-cultural documentaries.
THE EU-INDIA DOCUMENTARY INITIATIVE ON DIVERSITY
AND CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION (DID-ACT)
Applications invited from young broadcast
professionals in India or an EU member state
Deadline; 31 May 2004 for radio applicants from the EU
and India
The Thomson Foundation and the Commonwealth
broadcasting Association invite applications from
young broadcast professionals for an EU-India
documentary training and production programme.
The EU-INDIA DOCUMENTARY INITIATIVE ON DIVERSITY
AND CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION (DID-ACT) is being
undertaken by The Thomson Foundation and the CBA
and other partners with the financial assistance
of the European Union. It is a fully funded
exchange programme during which participants will
receive training and produce cross-cultural
documentaries.
The Thomson Foundation, based in Cardiff (UK) is
a premier media training organisation (
www.thomsonfoundation.co.uk ) that trains
journalists and media professionals in dozens of
countries every year. The CBA is a
membership-based organisation that carries out
broadcasting training in Commonwealth countries,
as well as running conference, bursaries,
magazine and website.
The course is open to professional broadcasters
with at least two years of continuous experience
in radio in India or an EU member state. The
upper age limit for applicants is 35 years. They
must possess good working knowledge of English.
The number of scholarships available for European
radio professionals is 4.
Successful applicants will attend an intensive
course in documentary production skills and
techniques in New Delhi, India. They will then
produce documentaries during a workshop that will
entail travel to locations in India and the EU.
Participants will be chosen to attend a workshop
in August 2004. Full-time attendance will be
required for 3 to 4 weeks in addition to
preparatory work before the course begins. A
series of broadcast-ready television and radio
documentaries will be produced during the
programme.
The deadline for the application process is 31
May 2004. E-mailed applications are acceptable,
but an additional hard copy of the application
must be mailed to:
Commonwealth Broadcasting Association, 17 Fleet
Street, London EC4Y 1AA cba at cba.org.uk
Queries may be addressed to Savyasaachi Jain at
saachi at thomfound.co.uk . They will be answered
only by e-mail.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q. What is the deadline for applications?
A. The deadline for the television applications
from nationals of EU member states is 31 May 2004.
Q. Where should applications be sent?
A. Television applicants from the EU member states
should apply to:
Ian Masters, Controller, Broadcasting, The
Thomson Foundation, Cardiff CF10 3BB UK
e-mail: mastersir at thomfound.co.uk
Radio applicants from the EU member states should
apply to:
Elizabeth Smith, Secretary-General, The Commonwealth
Broadcasting Association,
17 Fleet Street, London EC4Y 1AA, UK
Radio applicants from India should apply to:
Savyasaachi Jain, EU Project Editor, India, A -
147 Sector 40, Noida (UP) 201 303, India
Television applications from India have not yet been
invited.
Q. What is the schedule for the courses?
A. The radio courses will be held during the
summer of 2004, and the television courses later
in the year.
Q. Where will the courses be held?
A. The courses will be held at the Indian
Institute for Mass Communication, New Delhi
Q. What are the topics the documentaries will cover?
A. The documentaries will focus on diversity and
its management, as well as on situations of
conflict and their resolution/transformation.
Q. Where will the documentaries be produced?
A. Each documentary is expected to be recorded
partly in India and partly in Europe.
Q. Who are the trainers?
A. The Thomson Foundation will provide the
television trainers and the Commonwealth
Broadcasting Association will provide the radio
trainers.
Q. I don't work in a broadcasting company, I work
in an independent production house. Am I eligible
to apply?
A. Yes.
Q. How much does it cost to participate?
A. The programme is fully funded by the European
Union and the contributions of the partners. The
participants are not expected to pay anything.
Q. What is the scholarship amount?
A. The participants will not receive any money
but their basic expenses on the course will be
met by the programme.
Q. Who will own the documentaries?
A. All rights will be vested in The Thomson
Foundation.
Q. How many scholarships are available?
A. A total of 32 places are available on the
programme, divided equally between radio and
television, India and the EU member states.
Q. What should I do if I have any further queries?
A. E-mail saachi at thomfound.co.uk
Issued by:
Bisakha Ghose
Commonwealth Broadcasting Association
17 Fleet Street
London EC4Y 1AA
UK
Tel: +44 (0) 207 583 5550
Fax: +44 (0) 207 583 5549
email: <mailto:bisakha at cba.org.uk> bisakha at cba.org.uk
website: <http://www.cba.org.uk> www.cba.org.uk
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