International Emmy 2017/2018 Gala Edition

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Table of Contents 4 President’s Report: Bruce Paisner

76 2017 International Emmy Awards Semi-Final Round of Judging

6 About the International Academy 7 2017 Gala Chair: Andy Kaplan

100 Primetime Emmy Weekend Members Event: In Conversation with Greg Berlanti and Peter Roth

8 2017 Gala Host: Maz Jobrani 108 2017 News & Current Affairs Categories 9 International Emmy Directorate Award: Emilio Azcárraga Jean

115 JCS Intl. Young Creatives Award & Sir Peter Ustinov Television Scriptwriting Award

15 2017 International Emmy Award Nominees 117 Directory of Members 38 March Board & Members Meeting: Mark Thompson

137 2017 Judging Participants

52 International Emmy Kids Awards @ Miptv

161 List of Advertisers

68 International Academy Day in Beijing

162 Masthead

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INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES

President’s Report 2017 This past year was an excellent one for the Academy. Our membership has again grown in both numbers and diversity. We have members from over 60 countries around the world. n keeping with and Greg Berlanti, one of Warner Bros.’s most prolific producers the technological and showrunners. Greg began the fall with more scripted series revolution through on air than anyone in the history of television. which the televiIn complicated times, wise decisions require input from talsion business is ented and experienced people, and there is no better way to describe moving and changing, our our Executive Committee and the role they play. I want to thank members and the interest Fred Cohen, our Chairman; Simon Sutton, our Secretary; Kevin in our Emmy competiBeggs, our Treasurer and Co-Chair of our Special Awards Comtions now come from mittee; as well as Abbe Raven, Adriana Cisneros, Bruce Tuchman, every form of linear and Rainer Siek, Larry Gershman, and Armando Nuñez Jr. digital television. All of The bedrock of our organization is our professional staff, manour competitions have aged in exemplary fashion by Camille Bidermann Roizen, our set new records for numSenior Vice President and Executive Director. Camille and her ber of entries. In recent staff run the organization on a day-to-day basis and are deeply years we have added new involved in our special events, including our Academy Days, categories—Short Form Board Meetings and judgings.

Bruce Paisner and Non-English LanWe work closely with the Television Academy in Los Angeles guage US—to keep up with the evolution of the marketplace. Our and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. We Kids Emmys are thriving under our partnership with Reed participate directly with the National Academy in the News MIDEM to give out the Emmys at a special ceremony at MIPTV. Emmys. For an excellent working relationship over many years, Our Emmy judgings are growing in number and Liu Changle and Bruce scope, with some organizers making them major Paisner at the Phoenix events in their countries, with press coverage and headquarters in Beijing local sponsors. for Academy Day A highlight of the year was Academy Day in Beijing, hosted for us by Phoenix Satellite Television and its Chairman, Liu Changle. Academy Days, a key activity for the organization, enable us to meet and talk with leaders in media, politics and culture in counties around the world. This one was no exception and I am grateful to Chairman Liu and his organization for their consistent and generous support of the Academy. We receive significant support from a number of other international media companies, with special thanks to Globo and the Marinho family, who have organized two very successful Academy Days in Rio over the last few years.

The Academy provides various platforms around the world for our members to connect with each other, and to get to know other approaches to our business. Our Spring Board meeting was held at The New York Times. Our host and speaker was Mark Thompson, the President and CEO of The Times.

Mark explained, among other things, The Times’ digital strategies, and the reasoning behind its coverage of the new American president. Our Fall Board meeting was held in Los Angeles the Friday before the Primetime Emmys, and our speakers were Peter Roth, President and CEO of Warner Bros. Television, 4

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I am grateful to Heyma Washington and Maury McIntyre at the Television Academy and to Chuck Dages and Bob Mauro at the National Academy.

For many years I have worked for Hearst, a great diversified media, information and services company. Hearst respects the Academy and supports my work here. I am particularly grateful to Steven R. Swartz, Hearst’s President and CEO. Any follower of the media world knows that Steve is implementing significant changes and growth at Hearst as he steers the company through these challenging times. Steve and his predecessor as Hearst’s CEO, Frank A. Bennack Jr., Executive Vice Chairman, have taught me a lot, especially about the importance of pro-bono work in our business and in the community at large. I thank them deeply for their unwavering backing and support.

The Academy offers a forum where members can seek infor mation and express opinions. Further, by encouraging and rewarding creativity with the Emmy, we seek to provide a counter to those who would discredit television programs and the people who make them. That is what we will continue to do.

Mark Thompson at the March Board & Members Meeting in New York

Greg Berlanti, Bruce Paisner and Peter Roth at the Fall Board Meeting in Los Angeles

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ABOUT THE ACADEMY

The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Recognizing excellence in television with the Emmy® and connecting the world’s leading media and entertainment professionals across all segments of the industry.

he International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is a membership-based organization comprised of leading media and entertainment figures from over 60 countries and 500 companies from all sectors of television, including internet, mobile and technology. The Academy’s yearly schedule of events includes the prestigious International Emmy® Awards held in New York, The International Emmy® Kids Awards at MIPTV and a series of industry events such as Academy Day, The International Emmy® World Television Festival and Panels on substantive industry topics. The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences recognizes excellence in television produced outside of the United States, as well as US

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primetime programs produced in languages other than English, with the prestigious Emmy® Award. Currently celebrating programming across varied areas, including Arts Programming, Current Affairs, Comedy, Documentary, Drama Series, News, Non-Scripted Entertainment, Short-Form Series, Telenovela, and TV Movie/Mini-Series, it also recognizes excellence in Performances and Kids’ Programming.

International Academy Members are invited to attend quarterly Board & Members Meetings that traditionally take place in March, September and November. For more information on how to become a Member, enter into the International Emmy Awards competition, or for a calendar of upcoming events, go to the Academy’s website, www.iemmys.tv

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2017 GALA CHAIR

Andy Kaplan President, Worldwide Networks, Sony Pictures Television

What does being the 2017 Gala Chair mean to you?

It’s a great honor to be the Gala Chair for the 2017 International Emmy Awards, a truly special event that takes pride in celebrating extraordinary creators and visionaries whose work touches fans across the globe in a deep and meaningful way. I want to thank Bruce Paisner, Camille Bidermann, Fred Cohen and my fellow members on the Board of Directors, all of whom share in my passion to elevate the great television work being done around the world.

TV is a uniquely global experience, one that brings people together.

That’s why honoring this incredible and gifted collective of talented men and women and putting a spotlight on the art and craft of television is more important than ever. This is a showcase for compelling and engaging content that moves us, makes us laugh and reminds us exactly what we all have in common. And there is no better representative that embodies this spirit than our special award recipient this year. I am thrilled to serve as Gala Chair in a year that celebrates Emilio Azcárraga Jean, who will be honored with the Directorate Emmy Award.

How important is the international TV market for Sony Pictures Television Networks?

This is an important time for all of us at Sony Pictures Television Networks as the global marketplace continues to be the cornerstone of our business success. Sony Pictures Television Networks is incredibly fortunate to operate over 100 channels in 178 countries, and brings the world’s best television content to nearly two billion subscribers. We deliver the best TV series and movies from the U.S., as INTERNATIONAL EMMY® 2017-2018

well as global and local original content that our viewers and partners connect with on our flagship brands: AXN, Sony Channel, Animax, Crackle and more.

We are encouraged by both the economics and the demographics of the global marketplace and our outlook for the coming year is very bright.

This year, Sony partnered with leading pay-TV providers across Latin America to launch Crackle as a commercial-free SVOD service to complement Sony’s portfolio of linear television networks. We have also made several acquisitions with global impact, including truTV in the U.K., anime distributor Funimation, and Httpool, an international cross channel ad network.

Our largest business continues to be in India, where Sony’s TV networks reach an audience of over 700 million, with a fully vertical and horizontal offering for the cable and satellite providers there. Several of the most popular linear channels in the marketplace are in our portfolio, such as Sony Entertainment Television (SET), MAX and SAB, the digital video-on-demand platform LIV, and the just-launched LIV Kids digital video platform. And the growth continues—Sony recently acquired India’s top sports network, TEN Sports, and launched several new channels, including the co-branded Sony ESPN and Sony BBC Earth channels.

At the global level, we are also investing in and commissioning original content like the Stana Katic thriller Absentia and Crackle’s actionpacked drama The Oath, as well as successful local productions of popular franchises including Shark Tank, Got Talent, Top Chef and The Amazing Race. We see Sony Pictures Television Networks as being uniquely positioned in an ever changing media landscape and feel incredibly optimistic about what's ahead.

What are the biggest challenges and opportunities for Sony Pictures Television Networks in the coming years?

This is an incredibly exciting time for our business —a moment of unprecedented change—where brand, content and technology are at an intersection with platforms, customers, partners and revenue streams changing daily. Like others in our industry, we are faced with a new paradigm when it comes to the international landscape, so we must be nimble and be prepared to make big moves when the opportunities present themselves.

Our assets, both in the U.S. and abroad, are invaluable to the growth of our portfolio as we continue to innovate in terms of new business models as well our existing products and services. We also need to keep up with viewers’ demand for content and their considerations about not only what they watch but where and when. We are actively exploring digital opportunities around the world as we continue to leverage our existing infrastructure so that wherever we are, we should ultimately have a linear and nonlinear offering in some form or another.

In this changing media landscape, brand is also as important as ever.

With so many options out there, brand is a key driver with our viewers, affiliate and platform partners, advertisers, and, of course, talent. You will see that many of our channels worldwide now carry the endorsement “a Sony Network,” which brings our channels’ association closer to Sony, one of the strongest brands in the world, and we will continue to evolve this association in the coming months and years.

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2017 GALA HOST

Maz Jobrani Comedian and actor Maz Jobrani, known for his stereotype-bending jokes and riffs about living as an Iranian immigrant in California, has brought his unique talents to a wide variety of programs and live performances, both in the United States and around the world.

az Jobrani is a comedian and actor who has been entertaining audiences for nearly 20 years. He has had three SHOWTIME stand-up comedy specials: Brown and Friendly, I Come In Peace and I’m Not a Terrorist, But I’ve Played One on TV. On August 1, Netflix premiered his latest comedy special, Immigrant, which was filmed live in Washington, D.C., at the Kennedy Center. Jobrani performs stand-up live around the world, including the Middle East, where he performed in front of the King of Jordan. In spring 2016, he performed at the White House, where he had the privilege of introducing Michelle Obama. In 2017, Jobrani gave the commencement speech at his alma mater, University of California, Berkeley, in front of 45,000 people. Jobrani has made more than 50 guest appearances 8

on television series, including Grey’s Anatomy, Curb Your Enthusiasm, True Blood and Shameless. In 2015, he appeared in the television movie Descendants, directed by Kenny Ortega. Also, he was a founding member of “The Axis of Evil Comedy Tour,” which was turned into a stand-up comedy special on Comedy Central. His film credits include the award-winning indie comedy Jimmy Vestvood: Amerikan Hero, which he starred in, co-wrote and coproduced; The Interpreter, directed by Sydney Pollack; and Friday After Next, produced by Ice Cube. Additionally, Jobrani is a regular panelist on NPR’s Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! and has given two TED talks. His book, I’m Not a Terrorist, But I’ve Played One on TV, was published by Simon & Schuster and was a Los Angeles Times bestseller.

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INTERNATIONAL EMMY ® DIRECTORATE AWARD

Emilio Azcárraga Jean The International Emmy Directorate Award is presented to Emilio Azcárraga Jean, Chairman of the Board, President and CEO of Grupo Televisa, the world’s largest Spanishlanguage content provider and Mexico’s largest broadcaster and pay-television provider.

Televisa is a leading media company in the Spanish-speaking world, an important cable operator in Mexico and an operator of a leading direct-to-home satellite pay-television system in Mexico.

In the United States, Televisa’s audiovisual content is distributed through Univision Communications Inc. (“Univision”) the leading media company serving the Hispanic market. Univision broadcasts Televisa’s audiovisual content through multiple platforms in exchange for a royalty payment. In addition, Televisa has equity and warrants which, upon their exercise, would represent approximately 36 percent on a fully-diluted, as-converted basis of the equity capital in Univision Holdings, Inc., the controlling company of Univision. Televisa’s cable business offers integrated services, including video, highspeed data and voice services to residential and commercial customers as well as managed services to domestic and international carriers through five cable Multiple System Operators in Mexico.

Televisa owns a majority interest in Sky, a leading direct-to-home satellite pay television system in Mexico, operating also in the Dominican Republic and Central America. Televisa also has interests in magazine publishing and distribution, radio production and broadcasting, professional sports and live entertainment, feature-film production and milio Azcárraga Jean has been at the helm of Televisa since April 1997. Under his leadership, the group has developed into a diversified and integrated media, telephone, cable and satellite pay-television services company. Televisa distributes the content it produces through several broadcast channels in Mexico, 26 pay-TV brands in Mexico and abroad, and television networks, cable oper ators and over-the-top services in over 50 countries.

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distribution, and gaming.

In January, Grupo Televisa and Univision Holdings, Inc. announced a strengthened and expanded relationship between the two companies by unifying both of their content development and production efforts. Both companies will benefit from a single, integrated focus on the Hispanic audience in the United States and the domestic Mexican audience, as well as from potential cost synergies from aligned content initiatives.

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INTERNATIONAL EMMY ® AWA R D NOM I N E E S

2017 International Emmy Award Nominees very year, the global television industry competes in the International Emmy Awards competition to be recognized on the International Academy’s global stage.

This year, there are 44 Nominees across 11 categories and 18 countries.

Nominees come from: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, France, Germany, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, the Philippines, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Information about all the Nominees is included in the following pages for the following categories:

Arts Programming Best Performance by an Actor Best Performance by an Actress Comedy Documentary Drama Series Non-English Language US Primetime Program Non-Scripted Entertainment Short-Form Series Telenovela TV Movie/Mini-Series INTERNATIONAL EMMY® 2017-2018

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2017 NOMINEES

Arts Programming

Hip-Hop Evolution

Never-Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki

Banger Films

NHK

Canada

Japan

Executive Producers: Scot McFadyen, Sam Dunn, Nelson George, Russell Peters Producers: Scot McFadyen, Sam Dunn, Darby Wheeler, Rodrigo Bascuñán Directors: Darby Wheeler, Scot McFadyen, Sam Dunn Writer: Rodrigo Bascuñán Principal Cast: Shadrach Kabango

Executive Producer: Yuki Ikeda Director: Kaku Arakawa The film director Hayao Miyazaki shocked the world when he announced his retirement at age 72. Despite this, he turned to CGI at age 75 to make a special short film he had long contemplated. This program documents how new technology reinvigorated his creative impulse.

MC and journalist Shad Kabango meets with various artists within the hiphop industry to trace the music genre’s rise to popularity, but realizes that hip-hop’s true legacy is something much more profound.

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Portátil

Robin de Puy — Ik ben het allemaal zelf

Porta Dos Fundos / Comedy Central

[Robin’s Road Trip]

Brazil Executive Producers: Tereza Gonzalez, Federico Cuervo Producers: Lili Nogueira, Luiza Toledo, Elisa Chalfon Directors: Ian SBF, Rodrigo Magal Writers: Barbara Duvivier, Gregorio Duvivier, João Vicente de Castro, Luis Lobianco, Gustavo Miranda, Andres Giraldo Principal Cast: Gregorio Duvivier, João Vicente de Castro, Luis Lobianco, Gustavo Miranda, Andres Giraldo Four actors and a musician take viewers behind the scenes of their improvisation/theater road show through five different cities in Brazil to highlight what goes into the preparation, rehearsals and expectations.

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Talent United Film & TV / AVROTROS / CoBO Netherlands Producers: Paul Ruven, Marian Batavier Director: Simone de Vries Writer: Simone de Vries Principal Cast: Robin de Puy A famous young Dutch photographer travels 10,000 miles through the United States on a motorbike to conquer her fears and find herself again.

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2017 NOMINEES

Best Performance

Julio Andrade

Kenneth Branagh

in Um Contra Todos [One Against All ]

in Wallander

Fox Networks Group Latin America / Conspiração Filmes

Left Bank Pictures / Yellow Bird / BBC / TKBC

Brazil Cadu is an honest, middle-class, public defender who has to survive in jail, assuming the identity of another person who shares totally different ideals and convictions.

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United Kingdom The detective, in a doomed race through the Swedish poppy fields, is finally forced to retire. After years spent battling crime, disillusionment and frayed familial bonds, Kurt Wallander is diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s.

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by an Actor

Zanjoe Marudo

Kad Merad

in Maalaala Mo Kaya [Remembering]

in Baron Noir

ABS-CBN Corporation

Kwaï / Pictanovo / Canal+

Philippines

France

Victor is a loving husband and a responsible father of three who only desires a happy and simple life for his family. This is possible because of his determination and hard work in his bakery business. But everything falls apart when Victor is diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Philippe Rickwaert is a French politician. His career is in shambles after he is sacrificed by his mentor and presidential candidate from the Left, Francis Laugier, in order to save his election. Gradually, Philippe plots against him and forges an alliance with Laugier’s closest advisor, Amelie Dorendeu.

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Best Performance

Adriana Esteves

Anna Friel

in Justiça [Above Justice]

in Marcella

Globo

Buccaneer Media / Netflix

Brazil

United Kingdom

Fátima works as a house cleaner at Elisa’s house and lives happily with her husband, Waldir. She has two children, Mayara and Jesus. The family lives in a ranch on the outskirts, where they raise chickens. Fatima’s life is perfect until the day the police officer Douglas moves to the house next door with his dog.

Marcella is a detective whose once-happy marriage has recently dissolved, and currently finds herself grappling with jealousy and anger while returning to work to hunt down a serial killer.

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by an Actress

Sonja Gerhardt

Thuso Mbedu

in Ku’damm 56

in Is’thunzi

UFA Fiction / ZDF / ZDF Enterprises

Rapid Blue / Mzansi Magic

Germany

South Africa

Fräulein Monika Schöllack, 21, is convinced she’s a born loser. She is unstable, too sensitive and less attractive than her sisters. Her lack of discipline and her missing sense for domestic work just got her fired from the boarding school of home economics. She suffers from not being loved as much as her sisters by her mother Caterina. Caterina criticizes Monika’s attitude, figure, hair—though she fears not finding a spouse for Monika.

Winnie, in her final year at school, charms sugar daddies to realize her dream of escaping poverty. When her brother abandons her with their mean old aunty, in the hope that she can be cured of her shameful behavior, Winnie finds new friends and must dig deep to survive.

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Comedy

Alan Partridge’s Scissored Isle

Callboys

Baby Cow Productions

FBO / Woestijnvis

United Kingdom

Belgium

Executive Producers: Steve Coogan, Henry Normal, Jon Mountague, Lucy Lumsden Producers: Dave Lambert, Ted Dowd Directors: Neil Gibbons, Rob Gibbons Writers: Steve Coogan, Neil Gibbons, Rob Gibbons Principal Cast: Steve Coogan

Executive Producers: Hilde De Laere, Michiel Devlieger Producer: Peter Ceustermans Director: Jan Eelen Writers: Jan Eelen, Youri Boone Principal Cast: Matteo Simoni, Rik Verheye, Bart Hollanders, Stef Aerts, Bruno Vanden Broecke, Katrin Lohmann, Yves Degryse, Jelle De Beule, Tom Dewispelaere, Joke Emmers, An Miller, Jeroen Van Dyck

Alan Partridge’s Scissored Isle is a comedy special that follows fictional character Alan Partridge in his new “documentary” as he attempts to heal the ‘schasm’ of society between the ‘have-nots’ and those, like him, who live in newish-build homes. On the way he schmoozes the upper-class, scavenges with a middle-class ‘freegan’ and works on the till at a supermarket.

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Three gigolos set up a business, forming the go-to escort collective for women in search of courteous company. What Callboys lack in wit, they make up for in testosterone, making things harder rather than simpler. Once they decide to sell their own personalized dildos, their fate is sealed.

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Rakugo The Movie

Tá No Ar: a TV na TV

East Entertainment, Inc. / NHK / NHK Enterprises, Inc.

[On Air: TV on TV]

Japan

Brazil

Executive Producers: Shigeki Koreto, Kentaro Onishi, Kazuyo Sezaki Producer: Masato Sakata Director: Yuki Aikawa Writers: Hiroshi Takeda, Chibori Fujiwara Principal Cast: Gaku Hamada

Executive Producer: Mauricio Farias Producers: Marcelo Adnet, Marcius Melhem Director: Mauricio Farias Writers: Marcelo Adnet, Marcius Melhem, Alexandre Pimenta, Angélica Lopes, Daniela Ocampo, Leonardo Lanna, Maurício Rizzo, Thiago Gadelha, Wagner Pinto Principal Cast: Marcelo Adnet, Marcius Melhem, Danton Mello, Luana Martau, Carol Portes, Georgiana Goes, Marcio Vito, Maurício Rizzo, Renata Gaspar, Veronica Debom, Welder Rodrigues

Rakugo is Japan’s traditional art of storytelling, where a solo performer both narrates the story and acts out the characters. The purpose is to trigger people’s imaginations, but in order to draw on a wider audience, this series visualizes the stories with well-known actors who lip-sync the original narration.

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Globo

This comedy show is a satire of the TV universe and has two new features: a game about a military police sergeant, and the sketch Heavy Sunday, which is about the TV shows aired on Sunday. The TV series is approached using jokes about the contents of international channels and streaming services. The sketches of previous seasons are still on the show.

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Documentary

EXODUS: Our Journey to Europe

Le Studio de la Terreur

KEO films / BBC 2

[Terror Studios]

United Kingdom Executive Producers: Will Anderson, Andrew Palmer Director: James Bluemel We are living through the greatest period of human migration since the Second World War. To better understand who makes these journeys to Europe and why, we gave cameras to 75 refugees and economic migrants and asked them to film the parts of their journeys we could not.

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Capa Presse / Canal+ France Executive Producer: Jean-Marie Michel Producer: Jean-Marie Michel Director: Alexis Marant Writer: Alexis Marant The Islamic State’s self-promotion bears all the markers of Western pop culture, in a shrewd and deliberate ploy to captivate its target audience. Getting as close as possible to the propagandists, this documentary seeks to view this modern method of warfare from the inside.

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Pimienta Films / Cactus Films / Terminal

The Phone of the Wind: Whispers to Lost Families

Mexico

NHK

Tempestad

Executive Producer: Jim Stark Producers: Nicolás Celis, Sebastian Celis Director: Tatiana Huezo Two women, a voyage in two voices, which, like reflections of a single echo, convey what fear means in the life of a human being. Highways, landscapes, gazes. Mexico from north to south in an era when violence has taken control of our lives, our desires and our dreams.

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Japan Executive Producer: Takayoshi Aizawa Producer: Akira Niinobe Directors: Tomohiko Yokoyama, Ryo Urabe On a hill overlooking the ocean in northeastern Japan, there’s a telephone booth called the “Phone of the Wind.” Though unconnected, it’s used by many to “call” loved ones who were lost in the 2011 tsunami. This documentary shares their stories about love, grief and hope.

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2017 NOMINEES

Drama Series

Justiça [Above Justice]

Mammon II

Globo

NRK Drama / SVT / DR / YLE FEM / Nordvision Fund

Brazil

Norway

Executive Producer: José Luiz Villamarim Producer: José Luiz Villamarim Directors: Luisa Lima, Walter Carvalho, Isabella Teixeira, Marcus Figueiredo Writer: Manuela Dias Principal Cast: Débora Bloch, Cassio Gabus Mendes, Marina Ruy Barbosa, Jesuíta Barbosa, Camila Mardila, Pedro Lamin, Luiz Carlos Vasconcellos, Pedro Nercessian, Priscila Steinman, Adriana Esteves, Angelo Antonio, Julia Dalavia, Enrique Diaz, Leandra Leal, Julio Andrade, Clarissa Pinheiro, Nicholas Bauer, Luisa Arraes, Jessica Ellen, Fernanda Vianna, Igor Angelkorte, Pedro Wagner, Cauã Reymond, Antonio Calloni, Vladimir Brichta, Marjorie Estiano, Drica Moraes

Executive Producers: Vegard Stenberg Eriksen, Gjermund Stenberg Eriksen Producers: Kristian Sinkerud, Jardar Øyen, Anne Gro Langfeldt Vinje Directors: Janic Heen, Cecilie Mosli, Pål Jackman, Roar Uthaug Writers: Vegard Stenberg Eriksen (Creator), Gjermund Stenberg Eriksen (Creator/Head Writer), Hege Ulstein, Jadranko Mehic Principal Cast: Jon Øigarden, Laura Christensen, Trond Espen Seim, Ingar Helge Gimle, Iben Akerlie

Four arrests in a single night in 2009 unite four people from different origins in Recife. The impacts of such arrests will be felt for much longer than the seven years of their sentences. The reason why each one of them was convicted is questionable. Not due to the crimes themselves, but because of the roads that led them to the dock.

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The murder of a well-known journalist, Hammern, fuels the flames of an already volatile conflict between the prime minister and his minister of finance.

Is it possible for a head of state to secretly cooperate with a foreign superpower without endangering the nation’s security? What did Hammern know?

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Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit

Wanted

NHK / NHK Enterprises, Inc.

Matchbox Pictures / R&R Productions

Japan

Australia

Executive Producers: Kiyoshi Umibe, Atsushi Ochi Producer: Takaaki Takeuchi Director: Hiroshi Kataoka Writers: Sumio Omori (Series), Nahoko Uehashi (Book) Principal Cast: Haruka Ayase, Kai Kobayashi, Masahiro Higashide, Fumino Kimura, Kento Hayashi, Mitsuru Fukikoshi, Koji Kikkawa, Reiko Takashima, Mikijiro Hira, Tatsuya Fujiwara

Executive Producers: Tony Ayres, Rebecca Gibney Producers: Richard Bell, Andrew Walker Directors: Peter Templeman, Jennifer Leacey Writers: Timothy Hobart, John Ridley, Kirsty Fisher Principal Cast: Rebecca Gibney, Geraldine Hakewill, Stephen Peacocke, Nicholas Bell

A drama based on the fantasy novel saga Guardian of the Spirit. It unfolds in a dynamic Asian setting where one kingdom thrives while another withers.

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Non-English Language

Hasta que te Conocí

La Voz Kids

[Till I Met You]

Talpa Media USA / Warner Horizon

Disney Media Distribution / Somos Producciones / BTF Media / IGSFA Management LLC United States of America Executive Producers: Leonardo Aranguibel, Fernando Barbosa, Mary Black-Suarez, Francisco Cordero, Luis Villanueva Producers: Mariano Carranco, Francisco Cordero Directors: Alvaro Curiel, Alfonso Pineda, Alejandro Aimetta, Rigoberto Castañeda Writers: Leonardo Aranguibel, Alejandro Aimetta, Raúl Olivares, Héctor Barrios, Elías Marín, Alfredo Mendoza, Caroline Vera Principal Cast: Julián Román, Dolores Heredia, Gabriela Roel, Carlos Yorvick, Irán Castillo, Alejandro Flores, Maria Rojo, Ernesto Gómez Cruz, Marco Treviño, Damayanti Quintanar, Mauro Mauad

United States of America Executive Producers: John De Mol, Adam Zuvich, Marc Jansen Producers: Marie Leguizamo, Moira Noriega, Monica Stock, Andrea Pugliese Simon, Sal Ruggiero, Edgar Jaramillo, Georgina Infante, Eddie Ruiz, Belinda Salazar Directors: Manuel Bonilla, Michael Smith Writer: Juliannette Reyes Principal Cast: Pedro Fernandez, Natalia Jimenez, Daddy Yankee, Jorge Bernal, Patricia Manterola La Voz Kids is a competition in which children ages 7 through 15 try to impress three great Hispanic artists, simply with their voice.

A fictional series that follows in the footsteps of Alberto Aguilera Valadez towards a dream of fame; a 13-episode path based on unpublished autobiographical testimony that reveals the life of the Divo of Juarez: Juan Gabriel.

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US Primetime Program

Odisea de los Niños Migrantes

Sr. Ávila

[South to North: Migrant Children]

HBO Latin America / Lemon Films

NatGeo Mundo / Fox Networks Group Latin America / National Geographic Channel Latin America / Anima Films United States of America Executive Producers: Carmen Larios, Juana Torres, Verónica Montali, Lorenzo Dunoyer Producers: Julián Rousso, Sebastián Gamba, Matías Gueilburt Director: Matías Gueilburt, Sebastián Martinez Writer: Santiago Fernández Principal Cast: Rocío Cifuentes, Angel de Jesús Gutiérrez, Gabriela Guzmán, Jonathan De la Rosa, José Carlos Villatoro, Dalyla Romero Sánchez, Israel Alejandro, Pako Laic, Juan Solís Mendoza

United States of America Executive Producers: Roberto Rios, Paul Drago, Luis F. Peraza Producers: Alexis Fridman, Billy Rovzar, Fernando Rovzar Directors: Fernando Rovzar, Jose Manuel Cravioto Writers: Walter Slavich, Marcelo Slavich Principal Cast: Tony Dalton, Carlos Aragon, Camila Selser, Miguel Pizarro, Michel Brown, Juan Carlos Remolina, Eduardo Arroyuelo Ávila is a working family man living a double life as a paid assassin. Climbing the ranks to become the “Señor” (boss) of “the business,” Ávila learns that being the head of the undercover organization is more challenging than the road he traveled and sacrifices made to get there.

Odisea de los Niños Migrantes documents the migration of minors from Central America and Mexico to the United States of America. It features testimonies of real migrant children who crossed the border alone and were released to their parents, already in the U.S.

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Non-Scripted

Escuela para Maridos Colombia Fox Networks Group Latin America / Fox Telecolombia Colombia Executive Producers: Edgar Spielmann, Mariana Perez, Gonzalo Fiure, Samuel Duque Producers: Marina Donati, Teresa Rucci, Gastón Moguilevsky, Juan Pablo Garau, Magdalena La Rotta Directors: Pablo Garro, Mariano Castro Principal Cast: Alejandro Fantino, Alessandra Rampolla, Diego Cadavid Eight couples in crisis with one common problem: husbands who, regardless of the love they feel for their wives, cannot and will not change their ways.

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Sorry Voor Alles [Sorry About That]

Warner Bros International Television Production België Belgium Executive Producer: Ellen Vanhove Producers: Joke Storms, Minke Krosenbrink (assistant), Dana Deben (assistant) Directors: Maarten Verhulst, Johfrah Lefebvre, Steven Segers Writers: Klaas Devriendt, Kamiel De Bruyne, Lander Kennis, Babett Manalo Principal Cast: Adriaan Van den Hoof (host) What if for the past month an entire team of TV professionals had been controlling your life? What if every event, every encounter in your life, was part of a secretly recorded game you knew nothing about? You unwittingly became the star of your very own game show. Sorry about that.

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Entertainment

Super Fan

Taskmaster

Thai Broadcasting Company Limited / Workpoint Entertainment Public Company Limited

Avalon / Dave (UKTV)

Thailand Executive Producers: Phanya Nirunkul, Prapas Cholsaranon Producers: Phanich Sodsee, Chayan Chantawongsatorn, Tepparit Wongwanichwattana Director: Tepparit Wongwanichwattana Writers: Chanchanok Limwanich, Apinya Rattanawong Principal Cast: Kan Kantathavorn

United Kingdom Executive Producers: Richard Allen-Turner, Rob Aslett, Andy Devonshire, Alex Horne, Hilary Rosen, James Taylor, Jon Thoday Producer: Andy Cartwright Director: Andy Devonshire Writer: Alex Horne Principal Cast: Greg Davies, Alex Horne This entertainment show sees five British comedians lie, cheat, and steal their way to victory with a series of very strange tasks set by the Taskmaster. Rivalry will be encouraged, dodgy tactics rewarded and pitiful attempts scoffed at.

Super Fan is a competition for big fans in any area of interest, against no one but themselves. Real big fans in any subject are invited to prove that they are the guru of that particular field. The winner gets the ultimate prize a Super Fan could wish for.

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Short-Form Series

Ahi Afuera [Out There]

Studio+ / Iconoclast Content Argentina Executive Producers: Gaby Carcova, François Lamotte Producers: Catou Lairet, Mourad Belkedar, Jean Duhamel, Nicolas Lhermitte Director: Nicolas Perez Veiga Writers: Nicolas Perez Veiga, Pablo Fendrik, Jean Dathanat Principal Cast: Mathias Mayer, Belen Chavanne, Alejandro Awada, Augustin Daulte, Cristian Salguero Three teenagers run from an armed robbery that backfired. The local sheriff tracks them in the remote wilderness of Patagonia.

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The Amazing Gayl Pile LaRue Entertainment Canada Executive Producers: Brooks Gray, Morgan Waters, Matt King, Andrew Ferguson, Becca Kinskey, Paul Scheer, Tom Spriggs, Jonathan Stern Producers: Matt King, Andrew Ferguson Directors: Brooks Gray, Morgan Waters Writers: Brooks Gray, Morgan Waters Principal Cast: Morgan Waters, Andy King, Inessa Frantowski, Brooks Gray, Daniel Stolfi, Natasha Bromfield, Paul Scheer One man’s misguided quest to conquer the world of home shopping. Gayl Pile finds himself stuck in the daily grind as a host on the Shop-At-Home-Channel in Hamilton, ON.

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The Braun Family

Crime Time

Polyphon, Berlin

Studio+ / Vingt Deux Heures Vingt Deux / John Doe Production

Germany Executive Producer: Uwe Urbas Producer: Beatrice Kramm Director: Maurice Huebner Writer: Manuel Meimberg Principal Cast: Edin Hasanovic, Vincent Krueger, Nomie Laine Tucker Thomas and Kai are two neo-Nazis living together. One day, Lara, a little black girl, is standing in front of their door. Lara is the result of Thomas’ one-night-stand. Since Lara’s mother will be deported, Lara is doomed to stay with the two Nazis.

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Brazil Executive Producers: Fabiano Gullane, Caio Gullane Producers: Gilles Galud, Léonard Glowinski, Aurélien Molas, François Lardenois Director: Julien Trousselier Writers: Aurélien Molas, Valentine Milville, José Caltagirone Principal Cast: Augusto Madeira, Erico Bras What is the similarity between a cop, an anchor, a congressman and a dangerous criminal?

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2017 NOMINEES

Telenovela

30 Vies — Isabelle Cousineau

Kara Sevda

[30 Lives — Isabelle Cousineau]

[Endless Love]

Aetios Productions

Ay Yapım

Canada

Turkey

Executive Producers: Fabienne Larouche, Michel Trudeau, Sébastien Pigeon, Sylvie Lacoste Producers: Fabienne Larouche, Michel Trudeau Directors: Simon Barrette, Jean-Claude Lord, Danièle Méthot Writer: Fabienne Larouche Principal Cast: Julie Perreault, Denis Bouchard, Rémy Girard, Michel Charette, Louis Champagne, Dan Bigras, Jessica Barker, Guillaume Cyr, Paul Ahmarani, Myriam Leblanc

Producer: Kerem Catay Director: Hilal Saral Writers: Ozlem Yilmaz, Burcu Gorgun, Anil Eke Principal Cast: Burak Ozcivit, Neslihan Atagul, Kaan Urgancioglu From two separate worlds, Kemal and Nihan’s love surpasses their differences and they manage to stay together, until everything changes one night. Stuck between her love and her brother Ozan’s crime, will Nihan be able to overcome her fears and follow her heart?

The titular 30 Vies of this daily serial drama are those of a high school class, seen through the eyes of the lead character: their teacher. Viewers share in every challenge faced, every life lesson of students, and tackle such topics as rising dropout rates.

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Totalmente Demais

Velho Chico

[Total Dreamer]

[Old River]

Globo

Globo

Brazil

Brazil

Executive Producer: Luiz Henrique Rios Producer: Daniel Vincent Directors: Luiz Henrique Rios, Marcus Figueiredo, Noa Bressane, Luis Felipe Sá, Thiago Teitelroit Writers: Rosane Svartman, Paulo Halm Principal Cast: Marina Ruy Barbosa, Fábio Assunção, Felipe Simas, Juliana Paes, Juliana Paiva, Humberto Martins, Vivianne Pasmanter, Daniel Rocha, Carla Salle, Daniel Blanco, Priscila Steinman, Sérgio Malheiros, Olívia Torres, Leona Cavalli, Paulo Rocha, Julianne Trevisol, Ailton Graça, Giovanna Rispoli, Juan Paiva, Orã Figueiredo, Malu Galli, Samantha Schmutz, Glória Menezes, Pablo Sanábio, Marat Descartes, Aline Fanju, Lavínia Vlasak, Reginaldo Faria, Valentina Bandeira, Hélio de La Peña, Guida Vianna

Executive Producer: Luiz Fernando Carvalho Producers: Carlos Araújo, Barbara Monteiro Director: Carlos Araujo Writers: Benedito Ruy Barbosa, Edmara Barbosa, Bruno Barbosa Principal Cast: Tarcísio Meira, Selma Egrei, Rodrigo Santoro, Antonio Fagundes, Julia Dallavia, Camila Pitanga, Lee Taylor, Rafael Vitti, Marcelo Serrado, Gabriel Leone, Barbara Reis, Julio Machado, Marcos Palmeira, Carol Castro, Christiane Torloni, Rodrigo Lombardi, Fabíula Nascimento, Chico Diaz, Cyria Coentro, Zezita Matos, Renato Góes, Domingos Montagner, Irandhir Santos, Lucy Alves, Giullia Buscacio, Ana Raysa, Lucas Veloso, Umberto Magnani (in memorian), Dira Paes, Luci Pereira, Gesio Amadeo, Leopoldo Pachedo, Thaissa Cavalcantti, Mariene de Castro

As in a modern fairy tale, hope moves everything around and leads the characters to make their dreams come true. The main plot connects the stories of Eliza, Carolina, Arthur, and Jonatas, who are, like all of us, human beings prone to rights and wrongs.

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A great love story, the saga of a family throughout generations, and their love for the São Francisco river and for nature. On the other riverbank of such love lies greed, ambition, and the archaic rules of the colonies which are still present in Brazil: the passion for power at any cost.

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2017 NOMINEES

TVMovie/Mini-Series

Alemão: Os Dois Lados do Complexo [Alemão: Both Sides of the Operation]

Globo Brazil Executive Producer: Guel Arraes Producer: José Eduardo Belmonte Director: José Eduardo Belmonte Writers: Gabriel Martins, Claudia Jovin Principal Cast: Antonio Fagundes, Cauã Reymond, Caio Blat, Gabriel Braga Nunes, Marcelo Melo Jr, Milhem Cortaz, Otavio Muller, Mariana Nunes, Jefferson Brasil, Aisha Jambo, Marco Sorriso, Micael Borges, MC Smith, Izak Dahora, Alcemar Vieira, Andrea Cavalcanti, Kikito Junqueira, Glaucio Gomes, Ray Miranda, Genilda Maria, Eucir de Souza, Erom Cordeiro, Gustavo Machado, Rodrigo Rangel

Don’t Leave Me Scarlett Production / France Télévisions France Executive Producer: Joëy Faré Director: Xavier Durringer Writers: Françoise Charpiat, Aude Marcle Principal Cast: Lina El Arabi, Samia Sassi, Marc Lavoine, Sami Bouajila After Louis’ fresh conversion to radical Islam, Chama and Louis get married on the internet. When Chama’s parents discover her plan to join him in Syria, their world falls apart. They will do everything in their power to stop her.

A mixture of fact and fiction, the story is about five police officers in the middle of a war, cornered at the Alemão shantytown in Rio de Janeiro, which is about to be invaded by the state security forces.

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Reg

Tokyo Trial

LA PRODUCTIONS / BBC One

Don Carmody Television (DCTV) / FATT Productions / NHK

United Kingdom Japan Executive Producers: Colin McKeown, Jimmy McGovern Producers: Colin McKeown, Donna Molloy Director: David Blair Writers: Jimmy McGovern, Robert Pugh Principal Cast: Tim Roth, Anna Maxwell Martin Reg is the true story of a father whose son is one of six soldiers murdered in Iraq. When Reg discovers that the men were ill-equipped and that the war is probably illegal, he decides to stand against PM Tony Blair at the next election.

Executive Producers: Don Carmody, David Cormican, Hans de Weers, Takashi Enjo, Shinsuke Naitô, David Lee Producers: David Cormican, Hans de Weers, Shinsuke Naitô Directors: Rob W. King, Pieter Verhoeff Writers: Rob W. King, Max Mannix, Toru Takagi, Kees van Beijnum Principal Cast: Tim Ahern, Paul Freeman, Serge Hazanavicius, Marcel Hensema, William Hope, Jonathan Hyde, Michael Ironside, Irrfan Khan, Stephen McHattie, David Tse, Shin’ya Tsukamoto, Julian Wadham, Bert Matias, Hadewych Minis, Kęstutis Jakštas, Gabija Jaraminaitė In 1946, post-WWII, eleven judges from eleven allied nations find themselves at odds for political, professional, and personal reasons as they preside over an historic trial to determine the fates of 28 Class-A Pacific War Criminals.

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2017 MARCH BOARD & MEMBERS MEETING

“Enough said: what’s gone wrong

View from the New York Times building

March 23, 2017 New York City Mark Thompson: CEO, The New York Times Company THOMPSON: Welcome to The New York Times. It’s great to see the Academy here. In a previous life as a broadcaster, I’ve had much to do with the Academy, and I’ve always admired it. I even have a couple of these in a cupboard somewhere—best not sat on I’ve discovered, but other than that it’s a wonderful adornment. So, as you’ve heard from Bruce, I’ve had two recent parallel professions: I’m a media executive— splendid band of people, I’m one of them—but I’ve also been an author.

The story of the last 12 months is the two sides of my life basically hitting each other in a head-on way. I’ll talk a bit about the book and I’ll talk a bit about the Times, but I’ll try and be brisk because I suspect that this is an occasion where Q&A may be more satisfying for everyone. So the book: I began thinking about this project in 2012; I was asked to give some lectures about public language or rhetoric at Oxford University, as a visiting professor in 2012. [I thought] what can I say? It’s not something I know about. I went away and thought about it for a couple weeks, and actually ended up thinking I did have something to say. The thing I had to say was I had seen, over something like three decades in journalism and media, the relationship between politicians on both sides of the Atlantic and the media on both sides of the Atlantic and the public go wrong. I thought the way in which politicians spoke, and the way in which the media transmitted what they spoke, and what the public heard, had changed. In a way, the lectures and the book were kind of an exploration of an attempt to understand why that had happened. Firstly, I thought that politics itself had changed. Particularly after the Cold War had ended—the fall of the Berlin Wall—a lot of the traditional ideological structures and class-based structures of politics had fallen away. That created the opportunity for new parties and new priorities–environmental parties, some more extremist parties, single-issue parties—to gather. But mainstream politicians were finding it much harder to differentiate and demonstrate the differences to 38

each other. So I thought politics was becoming a more broken landscape, and as a result, politicians were trying to be more personal in their attacks on each other and they were striving harder to express how different they were from each other. Secondly, I thought that I could feel the language of the technocrats—the economists, the planners, sometimes the scientists, the medical people, and all of the ministers who deal with these things—drifting away from ordinary language, and a gap opening between the public at large and the kind of elite who ran the country. So two different language worlds, and the two halves not really understanding each other at all well. Thirdly, I’d seen over 30 years media be progressively disrupted by the arrival of multichannel, by cable, by satellite, in the context of television, and then obviously by digital and social media. Thinking time for media had gone from the rather pleasant business of putting the paper to bed or finishing the bulletin and going to the pub or the equivalent, and not having to start until the following morning, to this kind of crazy, 24/7 experience where you’re frantically trying to keep up. There was one moment in the Tiananmen Square crisis—I was running the BBC’s coverage in Beijing— where we fed, in one 24-hour period, 23 or 24 separate packages. I thought: “This is what the future’s going to be like.” So less thinking time, more frantic and with colossal pressure on media as well; the business model’s weakening. And by the way, this 24/7 news cycle puts immense pressure on the politicians. So political change, the language of the technocrats, the language of the public, this business of media and digital disruption in media and politics, and then, lastly, something which, again, I think everyone here would be aware of, is what you could call the developing science of persuasion. Two things from the book: firstly, the actual inspiration for the book and for the lectures was looking at something which is very, very current today: healthcare reform. What had happened and what was interesting to me was that in 2009, this country had gone through an immense debate about healthcare, which ended up with the Affordable Care Act, which many Americans are now discovering for the first time is the same as Obama Care! So you can’t abolish ObamaCare and keep the Affordable Care Act, which is what many Americans apparently want to do, because they’re the same thing. So in 2009, you have an enormous debate; you have a president and an administration of the left trying to drive healthcare through, and you have critics, essentially from the right—the Republicans and other business groups, in particular, who don’t want it to happen.

A year later, in the U.K., healthcare reform again on the agenda, this time it’s a conservative-led government, a right-wing government, trying to drive the reforms through, and the critics are from the left, and yet I thought the tactics of the critics were incredibly similar in both countries. I thought what was interesting about that is many people often like to blame the other party: “It’s those damn Republicans or damn Democrats,” but I thought what was so interesting about this is I was seeing such similar things in two different political cultures and with the political polarity reversed. There was one thing in particular which caught my eye—Sarah Palin and her coinage of the phrase “death panels.” She intervenes in the debate about ObamaCare with a short paragraph, which is a tweet and Facebook posting—this is now eight years ago—and these two words: “death panels,” which were a way of, not just describing, but, frankly, distorting an idea of voluntary end-of-life counseling as part of ObamaCare: allowing people to claim if they INTERNATIONAL EMMY® 2017-2018

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with the language of politics?” want to get counseled on whether or not they should, in the last stages of life, be resuscitated and so on. She turns this into this brilliant, clever, Orwellian phrase: “death panels,” which over the summer of 2009 made a big difference in the politics. The idea that two words, just appearing on Twitter, could feed into this cycle of conservative talk radio, other conservative websites, and feed directly into mainstream politics, and change politics. That’s what started me off. She was doing then what Donald Trump, in a sense, has actually won the presidency with. One of the things politicians like to say, particularly populist politicians, is they’re not in the business of rhetoric. “The time for empty talk is over, now arrives the hour of action,” is Donald Trump on Inauguration Day. Silvio Berlusconi, I quote in the book saying: “If there’s one thing I can’t stand, it’s rhetoric. All I care about is what needs to get done.” I’ll give you one more; a third politician, Marc Antony, in the “Friends, Romans, and Countrymen” speech in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar says, “I am no orator, as Brutus is, but as you know me all a plain, blunt man.” This is all rhetoric, but it’s a rather clever kind of rhetoric. So one of the things I do in the book, and I’m updating it for the paper right now, is look at the rhetoric of the anti-rhetorician, and it’s got very distinctive characteristics. I’ll give you a good example: Julius Caesar has a problem: the Roman politics means he’s got to leave Rome, go off and gallivant around Gaul, but he wants to keep the brand alive back home, so he sends letters to the Senate and dispatches. The last thing you want to do is a kind of fancy, flowery language. You keep it super, super short, super

simple: “Veni Vidi Vici” “I came. I saw. I conquered.” Donald Trump’s language is exactly the same: it’s like the language of the general, the strong man. I’m going to slam my fist on the table, I’ll get stuff done. It’s got to be short; it’s got to be simple. It can’t be nuanced; it’s got to be boom, boom, boom. “Folks, we’ve got to build a wall. Got to do it. Got to build a wall. Walls work.” The students of rhetoric call it parataxis. It can be quite sophisticated; you’ve got to layer it up with lots of little sentences. You can get to an emotional climax, but it’s not very good at argument. You can’t really do a sophisticated argument in this style. I think one of the reasons that Trump doesn’t like being confronted with argument is because he hasn’t really got a rhetorical style for responding. What he’s trying to do is almost say: “You don’t need arguments.

Life is so simple that you can just spell out what you want, do it, and you’re finished.” I think what’s so interesting, again going back to healthcare reform, is that’s not true of modern policy. In modern states, policy, unfortunately, is necessarily complex. If we were still trying to simply ensure the fundamentals of life, maybe you could have very simple rhetoric, but I think his wonderful, rueful phrase, “Nobody knew how complicated healthcare is,” tells you everything, really. He didn’t know and it’s come as an unpleasant surprise. So that’s what my book’s about, it’s trying to set what is happening today in a quite deep context of culture and history. It says: some of these things have happened before, but it also says: this stuff is dangerous. A moment in history where people can’t even agree on what reality is sets you up for division, and

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Academy Member Jim Rosenfield with guest Bob Mauro potentially, ultimately for conflict: conflict within countries and conflict between countries. It’s a global phenomenon. In the U.K., I would say the gruesome Brexit referendum debate last year was a good example of that, and manifestly in many European countries we’re seeing similar effects.

Though, I think it’s important to say: history’s not written in advance.

Something is happening across the West, which, to me at least, is partly to do with a breakdown in the way we talk to each other; our unwillingness, including the unwillingness of elites, and of liberal elites, in particular, to actually listen to and empathize with people.

So let me briefly talk about the New York Times, as well, since you’re all here. We’re now right in the middle of the kind of situation I was imagining some years ago when I was writing my book. We are trying to do our jobs, and our job is trying to understand and help our readers, here and around the world, make sense of the world. We’re not an opposition party. Our job is to try and hold everyone to account. We have a very, very assiduous and loyal reader in the White House. When he came and had lunch with us, he began the day by describing us as “the failing NY Times,” but as we finished, the rest of the world’s media had gathered downstairs and he told them that The New York Times was a jewel for America and for the world. One of Donald Trump’s great gifts is that he can say apparently contradictory things very, very close to each other, and hold both thoughts at the same time. He continues, by the way, to give significant access to the Times, to answer questions, and makes sure members of his administration answers questions to the Times, but manifested through a period where it would appear that the U.S. administration is angry about and hostile to the efforts of The New York Times and others to report what’s happening in the world. I asked Mr. Trump, when he came here, given what he said about tightening libel laws in this country

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and the rest of it, whether he was committed to upholding the First Amendment; in other words, freedom of the press and freedom of expression, and he said “I think you’ll be okay.” One of the things I love about living and working in America is the very strong defense of freedom of expression. Obviously, that’s what enables the Times to do what it does. We will be, and I hope all of you will be, vigilant on that topic.

From a commercial point of view, if I can just finish with that, the Times is in the middle of a transition. We’ve been talking a lot about cable TV as an earlier stage in disruption for newspapers. We’re in the middle of a transition from a historic, steady state of a very high margin of print business to a new future, where by far the most important platform for us will be smartphones, not even tablet or desktop, but physical smartphones. We are growing subscribers at a faster rate and to a larger number, today, than at any point in the Times’ history. The highest number we can find for the historic New York Times was when it had 1.8 million subscribers, probably in the early ’90s. We are well over 3 million now. Our digital subscription model is growing faster, now, than at any point since it was launched in 2011. We remain a highly profitable, highly cash-generative company. I worry, however, that we’re in a tiny minority in America and in the world of legacy newspaper companies who will survive and thrive. Warren Buffett talked recently about the Times and the The Wall Street Journal being the only two newspapers where he could see a future. The same will be true in other countries as well. I want to say that although you might say that that still leaves broadcast and cable news, disruption is coming to those markets as well.

Already margins are not what they were and disruption is coming there, so the question of whether there’s going to be a market failure in highquality news, which people need, and whether the field is going to be left to extremist groups and to news sources who are paid for by other

hinking time for media has gone from a rather pleasant experience of putting the paper to bed to this kind of crazy, 24/7 experience where you’re frantically trying to keep up.”

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sovereign interests, other sovereign governments, is a real issue. So, although I feel extremely optimistic about our own track, the news studio is facing greater existential questions, now, than at any point in my lifetime.

QUESTION: I don’t know if there has ever been a leader for whom the truth is, essentially, irrelevant. If you have a job like that, your whole approach to language is: I’m just going to say whatever I say, and it isn’t going to matter if it’s true or not. Does that start to influence the country?

THOMPSON: The short answer is: I don’t know. If you step back and look at the globe, there are many countries in the world where the governments not only do not tell the truth, but, essentially, present their citizens with a complete alternative reality. Including, by the way, some of the most populist and powerful countries on the planet: China would be an example; Russia would be another example. There is extensive and systematic presentation of things which are not actually true: support of the Chinese government and constitution for freedom of the press, the democratic openness and freedom enjoyed by the citizens of Russia. So the idea that governments might want to present a view of the world which they would like to be true, or would wish their citizens to believe was true, as opposed to the kind of obstinate reality of what is actually true, not only is it not unknown, it’s the norm in many continents and has got its own deep history. [When there is a] free press who holds politicians to account, the politicians end up thinking the incentives are in favor of telling the truth, rather than not telling the truth, because they’ll get found out and it’ll be damaging if they’re found out. That’s the fragile thing. Is it under risk? I think it is. In a battle between truth and lies, it’s an unequal battle in this way: the liar doesn’t need everyone to believe what they say; they only have to get people to start doubting which is which and to get confused, or to think that there are two different things where I’m not sure, perhaps they should be given equal time, and you know, who knows? So even if it’s just about sowing confusion, the debate between truth and lies favors the liar. It’s hard not to conclude that what we’re seeing at the moment is a concerted attempt to confuse people about what’s true and what’s not.

QUESTION: You think it’s a conscious attempt? Or it’s just the way this government works?

THOMPSON: You’d have to ask people other than me about what their intentions are, but it’s hard not to believe that [it’s an attempt at]

deliberate confusion. If we see Russian involvement in Western elections as being part of state policy, it feels like psychological operations.

The idea of using false statements to confuse an enemy population and to undermine confidence in a population in their own government and in their own politicians, that’s an ancient tactic of trying to seed doubt.

It’s hard to believe that isn’t what’s behind some of the foreign intervention, quite apart from what’s going on with domestic extremist groups.

So I don’t know where it ends, but I believe that ultimately, human beings are blessed with practical wisdom and an ability to discriminate between what’s true and false, and ultimately, the truth wins. But we know that although that may be true in principle and in the end, you can have years when a population is led to believe something which isn’t true. So one of the points in my book is: we better do a good job in teaching our children how to discriminate and how to grow the critical faculties needed to decide who to believe and who not to believe, because without that, I think in this very noisy digital world, people are going to get lost.

QUESTION: I love The Times but it’s so anti-Trump, and you use the word “liar” all the time, which I don’t remember ever seeing about any other politician. I’m wondering if you’re concerned you’re going a too far?

THOMPSON: Fact checking and alerting readers to discrepancies between what politicians claim and what the facts of the matter seem to be is not a new activity. It’s been going some decades, but it’s been growing anyway, I think it’s part of the trends, becoming more and more prominent, even before Donald Trump arrived at the scene. I think this is a straightforward debate here. The view that our newsroom has taken, and I think it is a departure, happened, in a sense, in the latter parts of the primary campaign last year. Some of the things that candidate Trump was saying were so immediately and flagrantly in opposition to known fact, and in some cases he must have been aware of it, [we felt] that that should be called out. Now, we’ve used the word “liar” a couple of times, maybe three times, so it’s relatively rare even now. However, what we will see more routinely is when the president tweets something and we feel we have to cover it, you might often see a headline which goes: “President Trump Claims Without Evidence That,” and we feel in the end that it’s appropriate to warn people in the headline, even before they read the tweet, that we cannot find and Mr. Trump has not induced any evidence for what he’s saying. I, personally, am very comfortable with the language of “without evidence.” I mean the key thing about his claim that Barack Obama tapped his phone—I can’t tell you whether that’s true or Bruce Paisner introduces and thanks Mark Thompson

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not, we’re going to find out whether it’s true or not—to make a claim like that without evidence, it needs to be pointed out to people that no pieces of corroboration have been offered at the time he makes a statement.

QUESTION: You mentioned Warren Buffett’s quote about The New York Times. I have a friend in Kansas City who owned a chain of suburban local papers, which he just sold to Warren Buffett, who’s actually going around the country buying up local papers. I’m curious, from your perspective, what the future is for local news.

THOMPSON: The most acute pressures are at the moment playing out on, in the U.S. newspaper industry, at the metro level, and all the big-city metro newspapers are having great difficulty. Local newspapers, as a group, remain highly profitable and highly cash-generative, and in particular, if you think you can consolidate, reduce costs, and run large chains of local newspapers efficiently, there’s many years of positive cash flow to come out of them. I still don’t believe they have a long-term future, and certainly from his remarks it doesn’t sound like he does either, but the fact that something doesn’t have a long-term future doesn’t mean there can’t be a transaction, which makes a lot of financial sense, over the next 10 years and 20 years. By the way, when we talk about this, none of this is going to happen quickly. I’m pretty confident we’re going to be publishing The New York Times seven days a week, ten years from now, maybe more than that, so these are quite long-term trends. But if you look at the different trends, it’s pretty clear which way the story’s going to end, at least to me. I mean it’s possible that consumer demand for the print product will be so great, and people’s willingness to pay for the print product will

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be so great, that you can price it and get people to pay it. My view is we have to be careful about believing that. A seven-day-a-week New York Times delivery outside New York is $1,000 a year. This is not a cheap proposition. There becomes a point where I think the economics become difficult, and to be clear, the things that are playing out in my view in newspapers will play out both in ad-funded broadcast TV and in cable TV. I’m not saying the end will be the same. In a way, the IP generation, the character of the IP that’s creating television, a lot of it’s more evergreen.

HBO’s an example, A&E’s another example of a really great, strong brand, and businesses being built, even though the players have not ultimately controlled the platform. It’s been very hard for newspapers, the price empowering digital, without controlling the platform, certainly on the advertising side. So I think there are some differences, but I think the disruption we’re seeing in media is going to continue and is going to plow on, and is beginning to plow on into TV, as well, and around the world.

QUESTION: You mentioned big data and how you can analyze what words are popular.

THOMPSON: We all use machinery to optimize language. The New York Times does it. It’s something we’re all doing. There’s a debate in one of Plato’s dialogues between Socrates and Gorgias. Gorgias is a teacher of rhetoric; he’s a sophist. Socrates is a philosopher. Socrates basically says: “You say rhetoric is an art. I don’t think it’s an art. I think it’s a knack. I think you’re like a cook: you find out what people like to eat and then you give them what they like. That’s not proper argument; that’s not proper debate. You’re just giving people what they want.” You could say

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So the empirical data we get and we use is exactly Gorgias’s way of attack. I want to say though, finding out what people like and helping to try and understand them, listen to them, and meet their needs, their emotional needs, isn’t quite as bad as Plato and Socrates were suggesting. It’s like a properly balanced approach to people: listens to them, is empathetic, tries to respond to them, but also has some intellectual integrity to it, and I think in a way what’s happened is it’s like a balance has been lost in language. I’m not someone who thinks we should have a purely logical, purely rational, political language. The attempt to do that is part of the problem. The ultra-complicated, technocratic language just puts people off. I worry about some other things technocrats do. I’ve got lots of friends in science who think it’s wrong to ever put a climate denier on the air, because it’s going to mislead people. This is based on the idea that if you shut somebody up, you win the argument. Whereas, if you’re seen to censor someone, I think the public at large would begin to get suspicious of you. The attempts to suppress the climate change debate and the vaccine safety debate, and political correctness as a whole, if that means suppressing racism and other unacceptable forms of language, has probably done more harm than good. Have the debate.

Make your argument. Go on making your argument. I wish scientists would think that having a climate denier is the perfect opportunity to have a good argument, and explain to them why they’re wrong. But again I think the technocrats have gotten into this habit of wanting to shut down arguments. I want to get back to a balance where our empirical knowledge of what people want is part of the story, but we stop being instrumental, we stop using that as the be-all and end-all. We try and add some intellectual honesty and clarity to the process as well.

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Post? Being from New York, when I’m reading the paper abroad, I read an Upper West Side attitude with first-world problems as the narrative. I’m not saying this a political elite thing. I’m saying, how do you market it worldwide, when you’re in competition with everyone. It’s the English language. How do you do that? As you’re not from here either.

THOMPSON: Well, I think one of the reasons I am here is because Arthur Sulzberger and the board thought that having someone from a different culture, and in particular someone who came from a company, the BBC, which has probably done the global thing as well as any Western organization, might help the organization think through this puzzle. So it is a puzzle, because what’s interesting is I don’t think the New York Times wants to lose its character. I think its character is part of its appeal. The global fascination, not just with America, but with this storied, unique city, what it stands for, and its perspective as a city on its own life and also on the rest of the world, is part of the appeal. At the same time, if you don’t start reaching out and trying to demonstrate your ability to understand, and empathize with, and cover other cultures and other perspectives, you won’t succeed in your global ambition. We’re wrestling with that, and step-by-step we are getting better at it. We’ve still got a tendency to send push-alerts out to people in Italy about the death of some incredibly important baseball player that no one in that country has ever heard of. We also need to recognize that in markets other than the United States, we’re [going for] people with a college degree with a pretty good facility for English—we’re beginning to offer other languages—and someone who’s clearly interested in news, and has got an internationalist perspective. And we’re going to be—and are—outside the U.S. a second, third and fourth read after somebody’s read some local media. I don’t think many people are going to cancel their subscription to The Times of London and subscribe to us, I think we’ll be alongside them. The kind of people we want look at multiple sources of news.

We don’t really want to cover London the way The Times of London does. We want to offer something which is insightful and valuable, but

anifestly, something is happening across the West, which, to me at least, is partly to do with a breakdown in the way we talk to each other.”

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there’s such intense debate going on in the country about almost everything. There’s a real chance that this is going to be a period where young people in particular are going to get very engaged in politics. If you think of supply and demand, on the supply side, you just have to accept that we’re in a period in history where debate, including sometimes very vituperative, and angry, and divisive debate, is part of the background.

I’m much more concerned on the demand side, that we develop a generation of user, reader, listener citizens [with] critical faculties. We can’t protect people from the noisy marketplace.

They’re going to grow up in it; they’re going to live in it, particularly in the West. Other parts of the globe are growing faster than we are. The kind of primacy Western countries had in global affairs, their sense of difference and greater prosperity to the rest of the world, is being diminished, as the rest of the world becomes NY Times wall in honor of its prize-winning journalists more developed. It’s a really unsetit’s true: you need to be in tune enough that you’re not discordant. We’re tling, difficult period and will be for, who knows?—50, 100 years, getting 45, 50 million people from outside the U.S. coming to us every maybe longer? month. Our international digital subscriptions are growing at, at least, the same rate as the domestic ones, and by the way, we’ve seen a global QUESTION: I think my question was about FOX, MSNBC and those Trump Bump, as well. Our readers outside the U.S. are just as focused, news organizations where you’ve got that much reporting of the issues interested as our U.S. readers. Declan Walsh, a great New York Times and the talking heads. Almost to your point, if the perception of that is reporter, is Irish, based principally in Cairo—Declan came in and did more opinion-based, rather than news-based, you lose credibility. some reporting of the U.S. election, as a foreigner, so inside America covering the election, but with a view of being more relevant maybe to THOMPSON: Well our loading is obviously the other way. We probnon-Americans. His reporting went very well, but to be honest all of the ably are spending ten times on news relative to opinion. I think it’s reporting went well, and even the most obscure things about the hard, though, to be against opinion, as it were. I wish it was factElectoral College also did really well and just as well with international based; it often isn’t. I wish it was less divisive; it often isn’t. But I readers. You can’t, as a cultural organization, become global without a think that’s a reality of, in particular on television and the internet, profound change in the way you look at the world, and I would say what has been discovered to work. Back to Gorgias, maybe, back to we’re wrestling with and working through that now. the numbers. At the moment, there is a very big demand, in particular it would appear, for people to hear opinions that agree with QUESTION: How are those papers going to survive? themselves. I think one of the hardest things, and one of the things I would love the Times to do a better job on and to grow into, is to THOMPSON: The business newspapers—The Wall Street Journal, The find a place where thoughtful people are prepared to go to listen to FT and The Economist—have an opportunity. Very few of the world’s opinions which are different from theirs. It’s an obvious point, when newspapers have got as big an international opportunity as we’ve got. people say: “What should I tell my children to look at for news?”

You know I’d love to say The New York Times, but actually what I QUESTION: You mentioned that you hope that the viewer, subscriber, say is multiple sources, including at least one source which is not to or reader would discriminate between fact and fiction. However, the 24/7 your ideological taste. So if you’re liberal, read The Wall Street Journews cycle and the explosion of opinion-based programs have possibly nal, if you’re conservative read The New York Times, or whatever, helped contribute to the distrust of news. What are your views on that?

I don’t want to make a chauvinist point. It’s trying to expose yourself to different perspectives in opinion. I think the big thing is tryTHOMPSON: Everyone’s entitled to their opinion, even the President ing to encourage young people to look at news as well as opinion of the United States, and we should broadly welcome the fact that and as many different kinds as they can.

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KIDS AWARDS

International Emmy Kids

WDR’s Brigitta Muhlenbeck, Presenter Joyce Ilg, WDR’s Michael Loeb, Andrea Zuska and Die Maus

April 4, 2017 Cannes he International Emmy Kids Awards took place in Cannes on April 4, 2017, at the Martinez Hotel. Organized in partnership with Reed Midem, the ceremony was attended by over 300 international executives from the children’s television industry, and recognized excellence in seven kids categories—Kids: Preschool; Kids: Animation; Kids: Digital; Kids: Factual; Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment; Kids: Series and Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series.

The International Emmy® Kids Awards at Miptv closed the Kids@Miptv track, which included the Miptv Future of Kids TV Summit.

The Emmy® statues were presented on stage by an international cast of TV and digital personalities and character mascots, including American actress and YouTuber Jenn McAllister (jennxpenn); Quebec TV star and producer Marc Labrèche (Le Coeur a Ses Raisons; Le Cri du Rhinoceros); German preschool character Die Maus from WDR’s The Program with The Mouse co-presenting with actress and YouTuber Joyce Ilg from WDR’s kids’ series Arman’s Secret, and Miss Supranational 2016, Srinidhi Shetty from India.

The International Emmy® Kids Awards presenting partners are Shaw Rocket Fund, WDR mediagroup, TV Kids, Ernst & Young and Junior@Miptv.

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Winning programs from Australia, Denmark, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom are: Hey Duggee (Kids: Preschool); Shaun the Sheep (Kids: Animation); Horrible Histories (Kids: Factual); Ultras Sorte Kageshow (Baking in the Dark) (Kids: Non-Scripted Entertainment); Kasper en de Kerstengelen (Casper and the Christmas Angels) (Kids: Series); Doodles (Kids: Digital); Peter & Wendy: Based on the Novel Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie (Kids: TV Movie/Mini-Series). Complete winners information follows.

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Winner Kids Factual

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Horrible Histories Lion Television United Kingdom Executive Producers: Richard Bradley, Bill Hobbins, Melissa Hardinge Producer: Tom Miller Directors: Simon Gibney, Ian Curtis Writers: Ben Ward, Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Benjamin Partridge, Daniel Peak, Steve Punt, George Sawyer Principal Cast: Ben Miller, Simon Farnaby, Jalaal Hartley, Jim Howick, Naz Osmanoglu, Jessica Ransom, Adam Riches, Tom Stourton Horrible Histories is a British children’s sketch comedy television series. Each episode takes on a different historical period, delivering factual content through entertaining skits, TV parodies and catchy songs.

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Winner Kids Series

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Kasper en de Kerstengelen [Casper and the Christmas Angels] NL Film & TV / Avrotros Netherlands Executive Producers: Alain de Levita, Kaja Wolffers, Simone van den Ende, Mylene Verdurmen Producers: Nicky Tuske, Sabine Brian Director: Anielle Webster Writer: Bart Koene Principal Cast: Sem Hulsman, Demian Henkes, Noah de Nooij, Wendell Jaspers, Horace Cohen, Lois Beekhuizen Casper wants to be an astronaut so he can travel out into deep space. But before he can do this, he has to practice and grow. After all, he is only eleven!

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Ultras Sorte Kageshow [Baking in the Dark] Danish Broadcasting Corporation Denmark Executive Producer: Thomas Skov Producers: Rasmus Moeller Lauritsen, Ann Malene Dronninglund Tornby Director: Camilla Oxvig Misser Writers: Nikolaj Stokholm, Klinte Skovsholt Landerholm, Mathilde Broe Principal Cast: Nikolaj Stokholm, Micki Cheng Four children compete in baking the best tasting and best looking cake. But how will they manage when the lights suddenly get turned off?

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Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer’s Llamas Aardman Animations United Kingdom Executive Producers: Peter Lord, Nick Park, David Sproxton, Alix Wiseman Producers: Paul Kewley, John Woolley Director: Jay Grace Writers: Nick Vincent Murphy, Lee Pressman, Richard Starzak Principal Cast: Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes, Sean Connolly, Chris Grimes Shaun tricks the farmer into buying three mischievous llamas, but when things spiral out of control, Shaun is forced to take action to oust the intruders and save the farm!

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Hey Duggee Studio AKA United Kingdom Executive Producer: Sue Goffe Producer: Janine Voong Director: Grant Orchard Writers: Danny Stack, Grant Orchard, Myles McLeod Principal Cast: Alexander Armstrong Hey Duggee is based around ‘The Squirrel Club,’ run by a big friendly dog called Duggee. It’s a place where kids take part in all kinds of activities, have adventures and earn activity badges along the way. Duggee teaches the kids about being responsible, working as a team, and taking acceptable risks.

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Winner Kids TV Movie/Mini-Series

Christian Baute, Stewart Mackinnon

Peter & Wendy: Based on the Novel Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie Headline Pictures / Juliette Films United Kingdom Executive Producers: Charlotte Walls, Gideon Lyons, Al Hardiman, Adrian Hodges Producers: Stewart Mackinnon, Christian Baute Director: Diarmuid Lawrence Writer: Adrian Hodges Principal Cast: Laura Fraser, Paloma Faith, Hazel Doupe, Zak Sutcliffe, Stanley Tucci The story of Peter Pan is retold through the imagination of a chronically ill girl at modern day Great Ormond Street Hospital, the institution to which Peter Pan author, J. M. Barrie, bequeathed the rights to the book.

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Winner Kids Digital

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Doodles Ludo Studio / ABC3 Australia / Screen Australia / Screen Queensland Australia Executive Producers: Charlie Aspinwall, Daley Pearson Producers: Peter Johnston, Meg O’Connell Directors: Daley Pearson, Benjamin Zaugg Writers: Daley Pearson, Benjamin Zaugg Principal Cast: Rupert Degas Doodles is an interactive multiplatform children’s comedy series created with its online audience. The show takes children’s drawings and ideas from all over the world and turns them into funny animated episodes. Each week, the Doodles audience interacts with the show’s creators and cast online, and together they create each episode’s all-new animated adventure. Kids and their parents snap, tag and share their doodles on the shows and the broadcaster’s website and social sites. Audiences comment on and vote for their favourite doodles helping to choose a doodle to bring to life as the lead character in its own animated adventure. That episode then premieres on ABC3, the website doodles.com.au and all other platforms. Conceiving Doodles as digital from the outset embraces the possibilities of interactive storytelling and provides an opportunity to create a show that “goes where the audience is.” Doodles gives them that involvement by allowing children and their parents to participate in the making of each episode, helping them to create their very own television series.

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April 19-22, 2017 Beijing & Tianjin delegation of international television professionals converged in Beijing from April 19 to 22 for International Academy Day, a series of networking events and panels designed to shine the spotlight on China’s television industry. Hosted by Phoenix Satellite Television and its Chairman, Liu Changle, the event opened with a welcome cocktail and dinner in the Imperial Suite of the Four Seasons Hotel, organized especially for Academy Members on Wednesday evening.

Highlights of the three-day event included panels and keynotes sessions on various substantive topics regarding the Chinese media landscape. On Thursday, Academy Members and their guests headed to the new CCTV headquarters for a guided visit and then to Phoenix International Media Center for a day of panels and a visit of Phoenix’s state-of-the-art facilities.

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On Saturday they had a guided tour of the Forbidden City and a closing lunch in the Imperial Palace grounds. Photos from the different panels and activities follow.

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Nicole Paisner, Bruce Paisner, Liu Changle, Liu Guo Maoying, Liu Didi and Liu DianDian Opening dinner in the Imperial Suite at the Four Seasons

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Semi-Final Round

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Mexico City hosted by Fidela Navarro (TV Azteca)

rom June to September, thanks to the 32 member companies who hosted Semi-Final Rounds of Judging for the 2017 International Emmy Awards competition, the Academy traveled to 31 judging sites in Argentina, Australia Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Portugal, South Africa, Russia, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Semi-Final Rounds of Judging are not only a crucial step in the judging process, but also a great networking opportunity for the Host, and for Jurors invited to participate in the competition. Jurors, selected by the Academy in collaboration with the Host, are television professionals involved in all sectors of the industry. Hosts have 76

the opportunity to choose from two options: to organize a judging with sole branding for their company or to have outside sponsors for their event and become an International Emmy World Television Festival Sponsor.

A complete directory of the 2017 judging Hosts and participants follows in this section.

International television professionals interested in participating in the competition are invited to contact the Academy’s judging department to become a Juror for the 2018 season.

Academy Members interested in getting more involved in the judging process are encouraged to judge, and host an event in their region.

To be considered as a Host for the 2018 Semi-Final Round of Judging, please contact Nathaniel Brendel, Director, Emmy Judging.

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of Judging Semi-Final Round of Judging in Rome hosted by Eleonora Andreatta (Rai)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Rome hosted by Eleonora Andreatta (Rai)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Vienna hosted

by Beatrice Cox-Riesenfelder (ORF-Enterprise)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Vienna hosted by Beatrice Cox-Riesenfelder (ORF-Enterprise)

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Shanghai hosted by Benjamin Li (Shanghai Croton Culture Media)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in London hosted by Christian Wikander (Pinewood TV)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Miami hosted by Jonathan Blum (Cisneros Media)

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Abu Dhabi hosted by Nashwa Al Ruwaini (Pyramedia) Semi-Final Round of Judging in Budapest hosted by Balรกzs Medveczky (MTVA Hungarian Public Service)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Tianjin hosted by Leon Xiao (CBI Media)

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Cologne hosted by Leopold Hoesch (Broadview TV)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Cologne hosted by Leopold Hoesch (Broadview TV)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Tokyo hosted by Mamiko Maekawa (Fuji TV)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Cologne hosted by Leopold Hoesch (Broadview TV)

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Copenhagen hosted by Piv Bernth (DR TV) Semi-Final Round of Judging in Moscow hosted by Irakly Gachechiladze (RT)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Moscow hosted by Irakly Gachechiladze (RT)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Moscow hosted by Irakly Gachechiladze (RT)

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The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences would like to thank: 2017 SEMI-FINAL HOSTS 41 Entertainment, Allen Bohbot - Los Angeles, USA

Fuji TV, Mamiko Maekawa - Tokyo, Japan

Aetios, Fabienne Larouche & Michel Trudeau - Montreal, Canada

Globo TV, Carlos Schroder - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil & New York, USA

Armoza Formats, Avi Armoza - Tel Aviv, Israel

Graf Filmproduktion, Klaus Graf - Berlin, Germany

Broadview TV, Leopold Hoesch - Cologne, Germany

HBO Latin America Group, Emilio Rubio - Miami, USA

CBI Media, Leon Xiao - Tianjin, China

MTVA - Hungarian Public Service Media, Balázs Medveczky - Budapest, Hungary

C-TV Splendid Media Group, Cheng Xiong - Beijing, China

NFVF, Zama Mkosi - Johannesburg, South Africa

Cisneros Media, Jonathan Blum - Miami, USA

ORF-Enterprise, Beatrice Cox-Riesenfelder - Vienna, Austria

Cyber Group Studios, Pierre Sissmann - Paris, France

Pinewood Television, Christian Wikander - London, UK

Discovery Networks Latin America, Michela Giorelli - Mexico City, Mexico

Pyramedia, Nashwa Al Ruwaini - Abu Dhabi, UAE

DR TV, Piv Bernth - Copenhagen, Denmark Eurovision Americas, Bill Dunlop - Washington D.C., USA Festcom, Gai Dunlop - Melbourne, Australia FFP New Media, Michael Smeaton - Berlin, Germany Fox Networks Group Latin America, Edgar Spielmann & Gonzalo Fiure Buenos Aires, Argentina Semi-Final Round of Judging in New York hosted by Carlos Schroder (Globo TV)

Rai, Eleonora Andreatta - Rome, Italy RT, Irakly Gachechiladze - Moscow, Russia Shanghai Croton Culture Media, Benjamin Li - Shanghai, China Sonae FS, André Sampaio - Lisbon, Portugal Sony Pictures Entertainment, Alexander Marin - Mexico City, Mexico TV Azteca, Fidela Navarro - Mexico City, Mexico TV France International, Hervé Michel & Mathieu Béjot - Biarritz, France WOWOW, Nobuya Wazaki - Tokyo, Japan Ziegler Film, Regina & Tanja Ziegler - Berlin, Germany

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Rio de Janeiro hosted by Carlos Schroder (Globo TV)

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Buenos Aires hosted by Edgar Spielmann & Gonzalo Fiure (Fox Networks Group Latin America)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Buenos Aires hosted by Edgar Spielmann & Gonzalo Fiure (Fox Networks Group Latin America)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Melbourne hosted by Gai Dunlop (Festcom)

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Tokyo hosted by Nobuya Wazaki (WOWOW)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Biarritz hosted by Hervé Michel & Mathieu Béjot (TV France International)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Montreal hosted by Fabienne Larouche & Michel Trudeau (Aetios)

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Berlin hosted

by Regina & Tanja Ziegler (Ziegler Film), Michael Smeaton (FFP New Media) & Klaus Graf (Graf Filmproduktion) Semi-Final Round of Judging in Berlin

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Berlin

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Los Angeles hosted by Allen Bohbot (41 Entertainment)

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The Academy would like to thank:

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Johannesburg hosted by Zama Mkosi (NFVF)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Tel Aviv hosted by Avi Armoza (Armoza Formats)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Mexico City hosted by Michela Giorelli (Discovery Networks Latin America)

41 Entertainment: Ashley Mendia Aetios: Kathleen Prefontaine, Sebastien Pigeon Armoza Formats: Amos Neumann, Eyal Sapir Broadview TV: Doro Zauner, Kirsa Esser C-TV Splendid Media Group: Lan Xiong, Watson Liang Cisneros Media: Mariela De Gregorio, Juan Carlos Sosa Cyber Group Studios: Raphaelle Mathieu, Eve Cohen Discovery Networks Latin America: Rivelino Diaz DR TV: Mette Vestergaard-Olsen Eurovision Americas: Peggy Soucy FFP New Media: Carmen Wolf Fox Networks Group Latin America: Teresa Rucci Fuji TV: Mayuko Maeda, Reiko Hara Globo TV: Duda Pereira, Fernanda Christo, Priscila Mizrahi Graf Filmproduktion: Stefanie Feodorow HBO Latin America Group: Barbi Gomez MTVA - Hungarian Public Service Media: Lőrinc Bubnó NFVF: Peter Kwele ORF-Enterprise: Thomas Horetzky, Reinhard Schwarzinger Pinewood Television: Sam Marchant Pyramedia: Sofia Khziri Rai: Selvaggia Castelli RT: Anna Afanasenkova, Olga Kuzmenkova Shanghai Croton Culture Media: Yanou Zhou, Viola Hu Sony Pictures Entertainment: Karla Rodriguez, Selina Nederhand TV Azteca: Angélica Rios, Andres Rico WOWOW: Hajime Hashimoto, Raita Nakashima, Eriko Seo Ziegler Film: Markus Olpp, Norbert Bednar, Nadezhda Friedrich Tabulations by Ernst & Young LLP Matt Askins - New York, USA

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Miami hosted by Emilio Rubio (HBO Latin America Group) Semi-Final Round of Judging in Mexico City hosted by Alexander Marin (Sony Pictures Entertainment)

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Semi-Final Round of Judging in Lisbon hosted by André Sampaio (Sonae FS)

Semi-Final Round of Judging in Washington, D.C., hosted by Bill Dunlop (Eurovision Americas) Semi-Final Round of Judging in Paris hosted by Pierre Sissmann (Cyber Group Studios)

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PRIMETIME EMMY ® WEEKEND BOARD & MEMBERS EVENT

In Conversation with Greg

Greg Berlanti in conversation with Peter Roth

September 15, 2017 Los Angeles Peter Roth: President & Chief Content Officer, Warner Bros. Television Group Greg Berlanti: Showrunner & Executive Producer ROTH: Greg has ten scripted series on each of four different networks.

Six shows on CW, one show on ABC, one show on NBC, one show on our newest platform, which is the DC OTT, and another show on Lifetime. Greg, how on earth do you do that? [Laughter] BERLANTI: I think it’s a couple of things. I’m often asked that by studio and network executives, and they’re all managing multiple different shows as well. It’s more common in this landscape today as there are more outlets and opportunities for people to do more. It used to be that one staff writing job and you’d stay on that show for however many years and not go outside of that studio or that network. Now, so many times, we hire writers and everyone is just multitasking.

We’re probably just an example of that. I didn’t plan for it that way. It evolved naturally, so I think it’s a big part of how we do it because much of it has come out of preexisting relationships both in terms of the kinds of shows we make and the people that we make the shows with. It’s just expanded in a very naturalistic way. It wasn’t the goal to have a certain number. It was much more of just continually working with different groups of people that you just really like working with. It snuck up on us, I think, really, in the last two, three years. I don’t feel like 100

I’m working any harder than I was working when I was doing two shows.

I think if you’re a worrier, you stress about the shows and things you’re working on. If you had one thing you would just spend all that worry on that. If you have multiple things, I guess you worry about multiple things.

The biggest change for me is that I don’t get to be as often where things are going well and smoothly. There’s always that next problem that you have to go deal with. The other thing I always say is, were it not for the actual creativity around the shows, creating scenes, writing scripts, breaking stories, editing, all of those elements of making the television show are not time-consuming to me in my mind. The real time-consuming thing [is] managing the personalities that are involved in making that show. Because I think we’ve got so many [shows, we’ve developed] a short hand in terms of managing individuals and dealing with issues.

ROTH: Our CEO, Kevin Tsujihara, when he asks me, “What’s the most important part of your job?” I talk about talent management. It is the one ingredient that distinguishes us from all other industries. The creative talent with whom we work are the reason why we are successful.

So making sure that we are able to platform you to succeed is arguably our most important assignment. One of the reasons why [Greg is] able to manage this portfolio as he does so brilliantly is because he loves what he does. Let’s go back to Greg Berlanti, the young man born in Rye, New York. Talk a little bit about your schooling.

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Berlanti and Peter Roth I found my way into acting and realized I wasn’t a very good actor.

Cable was springing up. In high school, I took over the local community TV channel. We would program stuff with local individuals, but I don’t think I foresaw myself getting involved in television or movies. I probably thought theater. Then I went to college, Northwestern University. I studied theater there and playwriting classes, and that was really where I segued more from being onstage to offstage and directed, wrote and produced plays. I graduated and didn’t really know what I was going to do next. I worked for a theater company in Chicago on some national tours and shows. I had written a play that was an adaptation of Act One by Moss Hart of Kaufman and Hart. I adapted his biography, but I did it without getting the rights for the book. His son lived in Los Angeles, and there was a theater company in Los Angeles that wanted to mount the show, so I came out here to get the rights from the son and do the show. He still didn’t give me the rights. [Laughter] But I stayed in Los Angeles. I got a bunch of odd jobs and a temping job at CBS. I worked at all the different departments around CBS. At night, I would write scripts. I started just going to the Writer’s Guild. They have a stack of old scripts you could get. I thought to myself, okay, this is my film school. I put myself through my own made-up film school. I started reading a lot of TV scripts and film scripts and realized how much television writing at that time was like playwriting. It’s dialogue-driven rather than driven by, necessarily, a scene. It was driven by characters and dialogue, and I heard that the writers were in charge, so I liked that. I started writing scripts and handing them to friends. The tenth script that I wrote out here in about three years was the first one that all my friends said, “This is actually really good.” It got passed around, and it led to Julie Plec, who writes and creates a lot of television.

She and I had gone to Northwestern together. Actually, she’d been stage manager in a show that I was acting in, and I was writing my first play at that time, and she said, “You’re not a very good actor.” [Laughter] “But you obviously like this.” I was like, “Yes. I’m writing this play. Will you read it?” She read it. She gave me my first set of notes, I think, that I ever got from anybody. She read the script, this TV script that I’d written and this feature script that I’d written. She gave them to Kevin Williamson. He had written a lot of movies that had really exploded. He said, “Do you have any ideas for TV shows or movies?” I said, “Yes, I have this one

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idea for a movie.” I pitched it to him. He said, “Okay, well, I’m going to set up some pitches, and we’ll sell that.” The next day, because of who he was and his status at that time, we were in every president’s office of every studio. We would get in there and Kevin would say, “Okay, go pitch.” I had never pitched. I didn’t really understand what pitching was. I just started telling the story repeatedly. It was the first thing I sold, but it was this idea, not a script. All these scripts that I had written prior to that, nothing had happened with. Then this idea that I had, I had to sit down and write this thing, and I felt like I had gotten an A on a paper before I’d even written the paper. It was all this pressure, and I was in the middle of writing that script, and he stuck in a VCR tape one day, and he said, “Here’s the show that I’ve done. We’ve shot the first 12 episodes. It’s called Dawson’s Creek.

Would you watch it?” He put it in, and I watched it. I didn’t really connect with it at that time. I was never into teenage shows, ironically. I thought, oh, yes, it’s nice. He’s like, “I really want you to come work on it.” I called my parents and they said, “You’re doing whatever he asks you to do.” So I said, “Okay, I’ll come work on the show.” But really, I thought, I just had a break writing movies, and I want to write movies.

I went to work. I started just showing up for work every day at his office.

I started writing Dawson’s Creek in the second season. It was a tumultuous year for the show, and Kevin ended up leaving at the end of that season. I had a contract to stay. By the middle of the third season, they asked me to start running the show. That was how I ended up running that TV show—by virtue of the fact that everyone around me just kept getting fired. [Laughter] I just stayed at my office and just kept

just think quality, quality and quality.

What’s the most interesting story, the most well-told?”

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Fall Board & Members Meeting in session generating scripts. I did that because it was the job that was right in front of me, I learned a lot about showrunning from that job. I came to the end of that and they said, “What do you want to create?” I said, “I had this feature idea that I’m starting to write. I think it’s more of a TV show.” I pitched that idea to the studio at that time, and they said, “It’s a family show. It’s soft. Nobody’s really buying those. You shouldn’t write that.” I sold another thing while I simultaneously wrote this on the side.

Then it came time—the summary, you sell things in the fall. Beginning of the fall, I had my script done, and they called me—I was at Sony at that time—and said, “Well, we’re actually not going to make TV pilots this year.” I said, “Well, I have the script.”

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assion—a need to tell a story, a burning desire. This is a metric that many people on Wall Street don’t understand. ” —Peter Roth

BERLANTI: [Laughter] Nice. They sent the script around, and I got a call from Peter Roth. I was 29, 30 years old. Peter said, “I’ve read your script. I have to have dinner with you tonight.” Everwood was a family drama. The gist of it was a husband’s wife dies. He was a workaholic, and he made a promise to her: “If anything ever happens to me, promise me, you’ll stop everything you’re doing, you’ll take our kids to this little town and just be a dad.” September 11 happens two days after I finished the draft. Suddenly the script about a family rediscovering themselves after suffering this tragedy had a lot of emotional significance for people and most of all, Peter Roth. Of the many things I’m grateful for was that that script really introduced me [to Peter].

ROTH: Let me give you some background, if I could. First of all, just by way of introduction, Julie Plec, a former feature executive, is now an executive producer. She executive-produces Vampire Diaries and The Originals, she’s an outstanding, outstanding executive producer. We’re 102

grateful for the opportunity to work with her. Kevin Williamson, for those of you who don’t know, created the Scream movies as well as Dawson’s Creek and a number of various successful television shows.

Some of what you’ve said has really struck me. That the executives at the studio where you’re there at that time said, “Well, we’re not really doing soft family dramas. That’s not really for us.” I think it’s a great place to stop and just say, “That’s absurd.” To suggest that any one form of television, or any one genre, or any one idea doesn’t have validity for the audience is so disdainful and disrespectful. That’s not the way great content works. Great content works when you execute and write a brilliant script. That brings us to Everwood. I want to tell you about my experience with Everwood. It was a Saturday. It was October of 2001, well after 9/11. I was sitting in my backyard reading the script. It was one of the many scripts that I was introduced to that weekend. I remember starting to read it, and I started to weep. I was literally weeping, and I’m not one to do that easily. As I read it, I thought to myself, this is the greatest metaphor for what has happened to our country that I have ever read. It was such a binding healing idea that it took a tragedy in one person’s life to get him to realize that he had to stop what he was doing, stop his workaholism, take his family to a place in which he could reconnect with them after having been so distant from them. I thought, my God, it took a tragedy of enormous weight to pull our country together back in 2001, and I thought this is exactly what people need. Everwood will always go down for us, I think, as one of the most special shows we’ve ever been a part of. As a matter of fact, I will suggest to you that there’s a very good possibility of maybe seeing it come back in some form.

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Academy Member John Morayniss and Academy President & CEO Bruce Paisner I wanted to share with you that story because it breaks the rules, daring to be different, going against the grain, asking yourself what’s not on the air, what’s the next updated variation on familiar things.

These are questions. There are no answers, only questions that we can ask ourselves. If you love television the way we do and when you read something that moves you as deeply as this does, you know you’re in good shape. I think it’s a good lesson for all of us.

Let’s talk a little bit about your process. Is there a particular inspiration that you look towards?

BERLANTI: I think probably because of my own experiences, it’s really an individual’s passion to tell that story. When I haven’t been personally the writer, creator or co-creator of the show, we try and connect, find those individuals that have that story inside them.

Then you can give them all the experience that you have and guidance along the way about what’s the best way to cast this, or where’s the best place to produce this, or how do you do this at the appropriate numbers so that you can really be set up for success.

was one of the things that really got me through my adolescent years. I didn’t want to feel like I was shut out of this whole world. I also really believed that there is an opportunity in television to do these stories as well as they are beginning to be done in film with just as much spectacle as the movies and the narrative form is actually closer to comic books.

But I was gun-shy about swimming those waters and you said to me, “We’re going to let you do this kind of show. I’m going to let you do it in the way that you see it in your head, and I’m going to support you every step of the way.” From that, we built, really, a whole universe of these shows on television, which has been an incredibly rewarding experience. It came on the heels of the year where I thought no one’s ever going to return my calls, and I’m not going to get to even tell stories in general in television. I hadn’t experienced failure to that degree.

Then I learned that that’s actually such a part of success in this business and if you’re lucky, you actually have those years. They make you grateful for relationships but they also embolden you a little bit to take other chances because you think, well, if people are still talking to me now, what really can I do?

If people respond to that story and that pitch, they don’t care if you had a show that failed last year because they’re really into this idea this moment. TV is a business of a lot of failures, and I had to learn that that was okay and that I could survive that.

ROTH: You touched on this but I think equally important to your success is the most seminal failure of your career and what you learned.

How did you take that loss returning to the game?

BERLANTI: I learned I would always rather be in control and learn from my own mistakes rather than lose, cede control and learn from somebody else’s mistakes. I would rather fail on my own terms.

ROTH: Passion—a need to tell a story, a burning desire. This is a metric that many people on Wall Street don’t understand. You’ve got to tell your story to the world and hopefully, have it resonate for them as much as it does for you. Greg’s passion and his love of doing what he does distinguishes him from everyone else within my work. What do you think in your career has been the most important success?

BERLANTI: It’s easy to say the initial things I worked on, but I would actually probably say Arrow. I actually went away from Warner Bros. for a few years and had a year where I had a couple of movies I worked on, bombs, and a few shows I had I was working on were all cancelled.

Peter rescued me back from an environment that wasn’t great for me. I wrote something that was really personal to me at that time, Political Animals. I participated in a film for DC that I didn’t have a lot of authority on, but it didn’t do very well. I had loved comic books. I would say it 104

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ROTH: What are the ingredients that enable you, in a world that’s this crowded, to put on a show that really resonates?

BERLANTI: I just think quality, quality and quality. What’s the most interesting story, the most well-told? How can you work with the best people? It doesn’t mean they have to have a lengthy resume. It just means that they’re an artist that really is committed to doing that thing. Great storytelling combined with great cast. Those things stand out.

ROTH: What enables you to have that instinct to know, feel, to understand that that actor will bring that character to life?

BERLANTI: My problem is you’re supposed to always bring the studio or the network two or three options for everybody. I can’t be fraudulent like that to that degree where I could look anyone in the eyes and say, “I think it’s either one of these two other people.” When I hear that person’s voice who I think is supposed to be that part, it’s really hard for me to see anybody else doing it. I become a dog with a bone at that point about convincing people this person has to have that part.

ROTH: From Stephen Amell to Grant Gustin to Melissa Benoist, to so many actors who owe their careers to you, that judgement and singularity of taste have been critical. When casting is right, it’s almost always unanimous. We all see it. But you’re bringing those to the forefront, and it’s been vitally important to our success.

I’m often asked, when you develop a series for Warner Bros., do you take into account the international marketplace? Do you?

BERLANTI: I don’t mean to seem boring about it, but I would say no.

Everybody likes good stories. One thing that’s always interesting to me is when we test the pilots. People say, “You don’t learn anything from that.” I learn from it all the time. I learn how similar we all are because

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Executive Committee Members Kevin Beggs & Larry Gershman we can test something in California, and we could test it across the country and you’ll have a very similar test.

ROTH: I was hoping you were going to say that because at Warner Bros., we rarely look at research to determine what we want to produce. We rarely look at demographics. We go on the basis of our experiences as fans and super fans, if you will, people who love television and want to experience the best and most worthwhile television. For every trope that I’ve heard throughout my career, “This will not sell far.” It’s ridiculous. There are no absolute proofs. Okay, let’s end with the question: there’s an explosion of the world of television—where do you think we’re going?

BERLANTI: Where do you think? I’ll be much more interested in where you think we’re going.

ROTH: Well, I’m going to answer that question in the same spirit of the way in which I think you’ve already beautifully articulated, which is that it almost doesn’t matter. That’s a very strange thing for me to say.

Things are changing incredibly rapidly. Distribution systems are changing. The modernization of our product is changing rapidly. There are so many platforms that are changing so ponderously.

But it comes right down the thing that you and I both love most, which is the viewer. We are viewers, and viewers want more control. They want greater choice, and they want greater content, better content. I think that the most important answer is, “Don’t worry about that which you can’t control.” Just make great shows, shows that resonate with people around the world. Ideas, experiences, characters that you wish you could see or have a relationship with, places that you can never go to, never before in your life. These are the criteria that we use, I believe, most especially. As the world changes, the more that it changes, the more that what we do stays the same. It’s the only absolute truth I’ve known in 43 years of working in television.

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2017 NEWS & CURRENT AFFAIRS

2017 News & Current Affairs October 5, 2017 New York City very year, the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences celebrates its International Emmy Awards Nominees for News & Current Affairs with a medal ceremony and networking event in New York City.

This year, Nominees from Brazil, Israel, Malaysia, the Philippines, Sweden and the United Kingdom gathered for a lunch at New York’s landmark 21 Club on 52nd Street, during which Academy President and CEO Bruce Paisner presented the nominees with their medals and certificates.

Winners received their Emmys with their U.S. counterparts at a ceremony held at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Information on the Nominees and Winners follows.

News Nominees

Current Affairs Nominees

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Adonis Tagala

Renata Vasconcellos Emmy, Medals & Certificates

Sven Bergman, Joachim Dyfvermark

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2017 WINNERS

Winner News

Federico Escher, Ben de Pear, Matt Frei

Inside Aleppo — Battle for Aleppo Channel 4 News / ITN United Kingdom The battle for Aleppo was the most brutal in the five-year Syrian war. A C4 News journalist and filmmaker was inside the besieged city with unrivaled access to the horror, chaos, and civilian tragedy unfolding.

Nominees Jornal Nacional — The Ryan Lochte Scandal Globo Comunicação e Participações S.A. Brazil A dream team of swimmers were robbed at gunpoint during the Olympics. The tale fit Rio’s violent reputation and gained worldwide attention. Jornal Nacional’s investigative journalists exposed the lie concocted by Ryan Lochte and discovered the real story. Lochte later confessed and apologized in an exclusive interview in Globo’s New York studios.

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Le Journal — Paris/Jaffa — Republican National Convention, Cleveland i24NEWS Israel Le Journal covers Donald Trump’s investiture at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland with special correspondent David Benaym behind the scenes of the event.

TV Patrol — Super Typhoon Lawin’s Trail of Damage ABS-CBN Philippines Super Typhoon Lawin (international name: Haima) battered northern Philippines on October 20, 2016. It made landfall in Penablanca, Cagayan, before midnight, and wreaked havoc in the provinces of Cagayan, Isabela, La Union, Ilocos Sur, and nearby areas.

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2017 WINNERS

Winner Current Affairs

James Jones, David Henshaw

Exposure: Saudi Arabia Uncovered Hardcash Productions / ITV / WGBH/Frontline United Kingdom This film reveals the hidden reality inside one of the world’s most secretive and strict Islamic regimes.

Saudi Arabia is a key ally of the West, but with unprecedented access to an underground network of young activists, this film uncovers a society where opposition is beginning to take shape.

Nominees Globo Repórter — Art as Passport Globo Comunicação e Participações S.A. Brazil In a country with so much inequality, the opportunity to learn art can transform lives.

Young people in social projects in the favelas find new prospects for their families. Some have already started promising careers abroad, such as ballerina Ingrid Silva and trombonist Aline Alcantara.

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Uppdrag granskning: Panamadokumenten

101 East — Rodrigo Duterte: A President’s Report Card

[Mission Investigate: The Panama Papers]

Al Jazeera English Malaysia

SVT / ICIJ / Syddeutsche Zeitung / Reykjavik Media / Yle / DR / NDR / RUV / Première Lignes France Sweden 400 journalists worked with the Panama Papers leak, including Sven Bergman and Joachim Dyfvermark.

Their interview with the Icelandic PM about his offshore business was broadcast worldwide.

A ruthless crackdown on drugs, allegations of thousands of extrajudicial killings, a war of words with world leaders—Philippines’ President Rodrigo Duterte is one of the most controversial leaders of our times. 101 East gets exclusive access to the man behind the headlines.

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OTHER AWARDS

JCS International Young Creatives Award his year, the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and JCS International launched the JCS International Young Creatives Award.

Designed to discover, recognize, and foster young talent while creating a global conversation around peace, the new competition is open to entrants from around the world between the ages of 18 and 29. Entrants submitted a one-minute video on the theme of the year.

The inaugural theme for 2017 was Women Peacemakers.

The three 2017 JCS International Young Creatives Award Winners are: Eisa Alhabib - Kuwait for “Domestic Cycle” Ewing Luo - China for “The Peacemaker from Nanking” Roberto Pino Almeyda - Chile for “Nosotras”

Barbara Kopple, Susan Ennis, Isiah Thomas, Jenna Arnold, Sean Cohan, Michal Grayevsky, Muna Rihani and Dennis Paul with Academy Executive Director Camille Bidermann

Special thanks to the 2017 JCS Intl. Young Creatives Awards Jurors: Barbara Kopple, Susan Ennis, Isiah Thomas, Jenna Arnold, Sean Cohan, Michal Grayevsky, Muna Rihani, and Dennis Paul

Winning videos are available to view on the Academy’s website www.iemmys.tv

FOUNDATION

Sir Peter Ustinov Television Scriptwriting Award ach year, The Foundation administers the Sir Peter Ustinov Television Scriptwriting Award. The competition is designed to motivate non-American novice writers under the age of 30, and offer them the recognition and encouragement that might lead to a successful career in television scriptwriting. Entrants are asked to create a completed half-hour to one-hour English-language television drama script.

The Winner of the 2017 Sir Peter Ustinov Television Scriptwriting Award is: “Judas” by Joe Brukner - Australia

Special thanks to the 2017 Ustinov Jurors: Hal Ackerman, UCLA School of Theater, Film, Television, and Digital Media Gabriel Bergmoser, Sir Peter Ustinov Awardee 2015 Louisa Burns-Bisogno, World Media Workshops LLC Jaclyn Chan, Bacon Wrapped Productions Stephen Corvini, Matchbox Pictures Michael F. X. Daley, School of Film and Television Loyola Marymount University Rosy Deacon, Sir Peter Ustinov Awardee 2013 Maite Echave, Mulata Films INTERNATIONAL EMMY® 2017-2018

Beth Frey, Matchbox Pictures Caitlin D. Fryers, Sir Peter Ustinov Awardee 2014 Natalija Gorscak, RTV Slovenia Ayanda Halimana, YandaHalis Films Emma Hartley, Muse Entertainment Giti Hatef-Rossa, University of Trier Leena Kemppi, Finnish Broadcasting Company Johann Knobel, Headstrong Pictures Foundation Chairman Fred Cohen Natxo López, Scriptwriter with 2016 Sir Peter Ustinov Norbert Maass, International Script & Sales Company Winner C.S. McMullen Jo Martino, Every Cloud Productions Bernhard Natschläger, ORF - Austrian Broadcasting Corporation Bart Oudshoorn, IDTV Julie M. Poll, Writer Marie Rickard, School of Arts, Media, Performance and Design York University Kirsikka Saari, Tuffi Films Minky Schlesinger, Writer/Director Becky Smith, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television Jason Spencer, Sir Peter Ustinov Awardee 2010 Scott J. Thompson, Boston University Robbie Thorpe, Rififi Pictures Airin Zainul, Media Prima Malaysia 115

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M E M BE R S ’ DI R EC TORY

Members The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

EMMY COMMITTEE

Bruce Paisner President & CEO Senior Advisor Hearst Entertainment & Syndication

Larry Gershman Chairman, Emmy Committee

Fred Cohen Chairman Chairman, Foundation International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Larry Gershman Vice Chairman, U.S. Chairman, Emmy Committee Chairman & CEO World International Network Simon Sutton Secretary EVP Global Distribution HBO Kevin Beggs Treasurer Co-Chair, Special Awards Committee Chairman Lionsgate Television Group Rainer Siek Chairman, Nominating Committee President MT.NY Camille Bidermann Senior Vice President & Executive Director International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Adriana Cisneros de Griffin CEO Cisneros Abbe Raven Chairman Emeritus A+E Networks Bruce Tuchman Board Member, Senior Advisor Parrot Analytics, iflix Armando Nuñez Jr. President & CEO CBS Studios International

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Steven Bawol Helion Pictures Brian Seth Hurst StoryTech Michael Schelp Fujisankei Communications International Jorge E. Vaillant Perspectives21

NOMINATING COMMITTEE Rainer Siek Chairman, Nominating Committee Scott Borden Laureus World Sports Awards Guido Corso RAI Tom Devlin Entertainment Studios Adina Pitt Cartoon Network & Boomerang Marlon Quintero CIC Media Catherine Warren Bell Broadcast and New Media Fund / FanTrust Entertainment Strategies Jay Yogeshwar Hitachi Data Systems

SPECIAL AWARDS COMMITTEE Kevin Beggs Co-Chairman, Special Awards Committee Jim Rosenfield Co-Chairman, Special Awards Committee Fred Cohen (International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences)

Bruce Paisner (Hearst Entertainment & Syndication)

AMBASSADORS Steven Bawol France Managing Director Helion Pictures France Gai Dunlop Australia CEO Festcom International Australia Roberta Durrant South Africa CEO Penguin Films South Africa Leopold Hoesch Germany Managing Director BROADVIEW TV Germany Brian Seth Hurst Global Digital Ambassador Managing Partner, Co-Founder StoryTech USA André Sampaio Portugal Brand & Media Management Director Sonae FS Portugal

Andres Badra General Manager Latina TV Peru Kevin Beggs Chairman Lionsgate Television Group USA Thomas Bellut Director General ZDF German Television Germany Josh Berger President & Managing Director Warner Bros. Entertainment UK & Ireland & Spain United Kingdom Camille Bidermann Roizen Executive Director International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences USA JP Bommel Managing Director/Chief Operating Officer NATPE USA Tom Buhrow Director General WDR Germany

DIRECTORS

Alex Carloss Head, Entertainment Google/YouTube USA

Hans Holger Albrecht Chief Executive Officer Deezer France

Adriana Cisneros de Griffin CEO Cisneros USA

Avi Armoza CEO Armoza Formats Israel

Cesar Conde Chairman, NBCUniversal International Group & NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises NBCUniversal USA

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Gary Davey Managing Director, Content Sky United Kingdom

Stanley Hubbard Chairman & CEO Hubbard Broadcasting USA

John Morayniss Co-President, Film, Television & Digital Entertainment One USA

Maxime Saada CEO Canal+ France

Raphaël de Andréis CEO, Havas Media Group France Havas Media Group France

Andy Kaplan President, Worldwide Networks Sony Pictures Television USA

Doug Murphy President & CEO Corus Entertainment Canada

Josh Sapan President & CEO AMC Networks USA

Jeffrey Dunn President & CEO Sesame Workshop USA

Paula Kerger President & CEO PBS USA

Avi Nir CEO Keshet Media Group Israel

Anke Schäferkordt CEO, Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland RTL Group Germany

Susan Ennis EVP, Program Strategy & Planning HBO USA

Dae-Young Ko President & CEO Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) South Korea

Armando Nuñez, Jr. President & CEO CBS Studios International USA

Jeffrey Schlesinger President Warner Bros. Worldwide Television USA

Ibrahim Eren Deputy Director General Turkish Radio and Television Corporation Turkey

Mark Leiter Chairman Leiter & Company USA

Ahmet Oren Chairman & CEO Ihlas Holding Turkey

Neal Shapiro President & CEO WNET USA

Mikel Lejarza Ortiz President Atresmedia Cine Spain

Lucio Pagliaro General Director Artear Argentina, Clarin Group Argentina

Zafar Siddiqi Chairman SAMAA TV UAE

Liu Changle Chairman & CEO Phoenix Satellite Television PR China

Bruce Paisner President & CEO, International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hearst Corporation USA

Pierre Sissmann Chairman & CEO Cyber Group Studios France

Randy Falco Chief Executive Officer & President Univision Communications USA Kathleen Finch President, HGTV, DIY Network, Great American Country Scripps Networks Interactive USA Itzhak Fisher Partner Pereg Ventures USA Michal Grayevsky President JCS International USA Robert Halmi, Jr. Chairman Great Point Media USA Hisashi Hieda Chairman Fuji Media Holdings, Inc. USA / Japan Nico Hofmann CEO UFA Germany

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Eugenio Lopez III Chairman ABS-CBN Corporation Philippines Jerome Levy Managing Director Houlihan Lokey USA Jørgen Madsen Lindemann President & CEO Modern Times Group Sweden Roberto Irineu Marinho President & CEO Grupo Globo Brazil Hervé Michel President TV France International France Pat Mitchell Founder & CEO POW! Strategies USA

Nadav Palti President & CEO Dori Media Group Israel Surang Prempree President & CEO Chandra 25 Co., Ltd. Thailand Abbe Raven Chairman Emeritus A+E Networks USA Chip Register Co-CEO Publicis.Sapient USA

Mikhail Solodovnikov Managing Director RT America USA Hanna Stjärne CEO SVT Sweden Simon Sutton EVP, Global Distribution HBO USA Donald Taffner, Jr. President DLT Entertainment Ltd. USA

Goncalo Reis CEO RTP Radio e Televisão Portuguesa Portugal

Bruce Tuchman Board Member (Parrot Analytics), Senior Advisor (iflix) Parrot Analytics and iflix USA

Gabriel Rosenberg Senior Advisor to the Board of Directors my6sense Israel

Ryoichi Ueda President NHK Japan

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Luis Villanueva President & CEO SOMOS TV USA

George Chien Executive Vice President Sony Pictures Television Networks USA / Singapore

Suzanne Gutierrez VP, Business Development NATPE USA

Amos Neumann COO Armoza Formats Israel

Makoto Wakamatsu President & COO Fujisankei Communications International, Inc. USA / Japan

David Cohen Director, Marketing & Operations Bungalow Media + Entertainment USA

Hajime Hashimoto Senior Managing Director WOWOW INC. Japan

Armando Nuñez, Sr. President Nun.TV USA

Hayma Washington Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Television Academy USA

Marcello Coltro Senior Vice President Marketing, Digital & Creative NBCUniversal Media, LLC USA

Mathias Hermansson Chief Financial Officer, Strategy & M&A Modern Times Group Sweden

Hiroshi Oto Auditor BS Fuji Japan

Nobuya Wazaki Chairman WOWOW Inc Japan

Jeff Cotugno Chief Operating Officer DLT Entertainment Ltd. USA

Peter Iacono President, International TV & Digital Distribution Lionsgate USA

Gerhard Zeiler President Turner International United Kingdom

Harold Crump VP, Corporate Relations Hubbard Broadcasting USA

Paul Zilk CEO Reed MIDEM France

Jérôme Delhaye Director, Entertainment Division Reed MIDEM France

Neal Zuckerman Partner & Managing Director Boston Consulting Group USA

Bill Dunlop President & CEO Eurovision Americas Inc. USA

ALTERNATES

Michael Feeney EVP, Corporate Communications A+E Networks USA

Jonathan Barzilay Chief Operating Officer PBS USA Wolf Bauer Consultant UFA Germany Mathieu Béjot Executive Director TV France International France Jim Brehm EVP, Global Operations & Administration Warner Bros. International Television Distribution USA Mehmet Cakir TRT U.S. Bureau Chief, COO TRT Corporation, TRT World USA / Turkey

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Harry Forbes Director, Public Relations WNET USA Frank-Dieter Freiling SVP, International Affairs ZDF German Television Network Germany Richard Goldsmith President & CEO Cyber Group Studios USA USA Irene González Deputy News Director RT America Jörg Graf COO, Program Affairs, Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland RTL Group Germany

Herbert L. Kloiber Managing Director Tele München Gruppe Germany Yann le Prado Directeur General Havas Productions France Vivien Lewit Content Partnerships Director YouTube USA Jeff Lynas COO Entertainment One Television USA John MacDonald Vice President, Head, Corus Women & Family Corus Entertainment Canada Diane Masciale General Manager WNET USA Thomas McGrath Chairman & Co-Owner Crossroads Media USA Ivan Morales General Counsel SOMOS TV USA

Allison Page General Manager/SVP HGTV, DIY Network & Great American Country USA Sergei Pavlov Director, International Relations Channel One Russia Russia Suphamat Pongput Media Coordinator Royal Thai Army USA Diane Reynald Head, Acquisitions, Foreign Fictions Canal+ France John Rose Senior Partner & Managing Director The Boston Consulting USA Avinoam Rubinstein Founder & CEO my6Sense Israel Marcos Santana President Telemundo Internacional USA Andres Santos CEO & President Dori Media America USA Charo Santos-Concio Chief Content Officer ABS-CBN Corporation Philippines Jacqueline Scalisi Vice President & General Counsel RSL Management Corporation United States

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Wared Seger CEO & Co-Founder Parrot Analytics USA

Joseph Abrams President Brilliant Films United Kingdom

Eleonora Andreatta RAI Fiction Director RAI Italy

Avi Balashnikov Chairman Jerusalem Capital Studios Israel

Sophia Seungjoo Hong Head & Executive Director, International Relations Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) South Korea

Alona Abt CEO Hop! Channel Israel

Irene Ang CEO & Founder FLY Entertainment Singapore

Norbert Balit Producer Adamis Production France

Sheila Hall Aguirre SVP, Sales & Development, Latin America FremantleMedia USA

Vyara Ankova Director General Bulgarian National Television Bulgaria

Walkiria Barbosa CEO Total Entertainment Brazil

Faraz Ansari CEO Alliance Media FZ UAE

John Barnett CEO Endeavour Ventures New Zealand

Michael D. Armstrong EVP & GM, International Brand Development Viacom International Media Networks USA

Diana Bartha Head, TV Sales & Development Wild Bunch TV France

Yoshihiro Shimada President Tokyo Broadcasting System International, Inc. USA Alon Shtruzman CEO Keshet International Israel Sarah Siddiqi Director SAMAA TV Pakistan Amauri Soares Programming Director TV Globo USA Kenji Sobata Bureau Chief, General Bureau for America NHK USA Jorge E. Vaillant President Perspectives21 USA Alan Wexler Co-CEO Publicis.Sapient USA Ruan Zongqin Deputy General Manager, International Operations Phoenix Satellite Television PR China

MEMBERS Ahmed Abdallah Media Consultant United Kingdom Nancy Abraham Senior Vice President, Documentary Programming HBO USA

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Nashwa Al Ruwaini CEO & Board Member Pyramedia UAE Mona Al Ruwaini Senior Producer Pyramedia Productions UAE Monica Albuquerque Artistic Resource Director Grupo Globo Brazil Carla Albuquerque CEO Medialand Brazil Mauro Alencar Consultant & Researcher Rede Globo Brazil

Finn Arnesen SVP, International Distribution & Development Hasbro Studios United Kingdom Ronen Artman Vice President, Marketing LiveU Israel Jennifer Askin Vice President Askin & Company, Inc. USA

JoAnn Alfano Executive Vice President, Scripted Programming NBCUniversal International Studios USA

Nicolas Atlan President, Animation Gaumont USA

Talal Al-Haj New York/UN Bureau Chief Al-Arabiya News Channel USA

Agnes Augustin President Shaw Rocket Fund Canada

Aws Al-Sharqi Director & Producer Yara Media UAE

Dato Amrin Awaluddin Group Managing Director Media Prima Berhad Malaysia

Erick Andrade Manager Director, Brazil, Portugal GLOBOMEDIA Spain

Luis Balaguer CEO & Founder Latin World Entertainment USA

Rola Bauer Managing Director STUDIOCANAL TV GmbH Germany Steven Bawol Managing Director Helion Pictures France Yury Belenkiy General Producer Studio Harmony Russia Gregory P. Bellon President Bellon Entertainment USA Jana Bennett USA Oliver Berben General Manager Constantin Film Produktion Germany Alex Berger Co-Founder, Managing Partner, Executive Producer TOP - The Oligarchs Productions France Arne Berggren Showrunner Stimstory AS Norway

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Wolfgang Bergmann Managing Director, ARTE ZDF Kultur Kanal / ARTE Germany

Estelle Bodén Managing Director Elk Entertainment Sweden

Miguel Brailovsky SVP & General Manager A+E Networks Latin America Argentina

Jean Bureau President Incendo Media Canada

Mitchell Berman Managing Partner Berman Strategic Advisors USA

Allen Bohbot Chairman & CEO 41 Entertainment USA

Deirdre Brennan General Manager Sprout (NBCUniversal) USA

Daniela Asquini Busoli Brazil

Piv Bernth CEO, Executive Producer Apple Tree Productions Denmark

Philip Borbely Managing Director MMC Germany

Kseniya Britikova Head, RT Americas Newsroom T&R Productions, LLC (RT America) USA

Giuliano Berretta President DBW Communication Italy

Jordi Bosch President Endemol Shine Iberia Spain

Elizaveta Brodskaya Head, News, RT International RT Global News Network Russia

Lynn Beveridge USA

Philip Bourchier O’Ferrall Head, Viacom Velocity International & Executive Vice President Viacom International Media Networks USA

Pierre Brosseau Executive Chairman RNC Media Canada

Jonathan Blum President Cisneros Media USA

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David Boyle EVP, Insight BBC Worldwide United Kingdom

Ozge Bulut Marasli Executive Vice President International & Corporate Strategy Dogan TV Holding Turkey

Do Van Buu Dien Chairman Dien Quan Media & Entertainment Vietnam Joseph Calabrese Partner Latham & Watkins USA Elvi Cano Executive Director EGEDA US USA Gillian Carr Managing Director Moody Street Productions Australia

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michael Carrington SVP, Children’s & Education, ABC TV Australian Broadcasting Corporation Australia

alex Cohen President/CEO Synkronized / SKD USA

Sebastian Darcyl President Darcyl Media USA / Argentina

andrea Dohmen Executive Producer SRF-Swiss Radio & Television Switzerland

anna Carugati Group Editorial Director World Screen USA

Gavin Cole Director, Global Strategic Partnerships| Technology & Innovation Deluxe Entertainment Services Group, Inc. Canada

Phil Davies Managing Director Astley Baker Davies / The Elf Factory United Kingdom

eric Douat Director, Industry Relations Univision Networks USA

Sam Davis CEO Rowboat Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH Germany

Paul Drago Producer, HBO Originals HBO Latin America USA

alberto Carullo Executive Director Big Bang Media Spain arturo Casares CEO—Producer & Director LR Studios PR China thierry Cassuto Founder—Executive Producer Both Worlds South Africa Kerem Çatay CEO Ay Yapim Turkey

Vince Commisso President & CEO 9 Story Media Group Canada Patrick Connolly Vice President, Programming, Scheduling & Creative Services AMC / Sundance Channel Global USA alexander Coridass President & CEO ZDF Enterprises Germany

Craig Cegielski USA

David Cormican Executive Vice President, Business Development & Production Don Carmody Television Canada

Wissam Chahine Head Producer, Head Creator & Director Orbit Radio & TV Network Lebanon

Guido Corso Direttore Rai Trieste RAI Italy

Donovan Chan Creative Director Beach House Pictures Singapore

Patrice Courtaban COO TV5 USA USA

rungthip Chotnapalai News Anchor Thai Television Channel 3 Thailand

Beatrice Cox-riesenfelder Managing Director ORF-Enterprise GmbH & Co KG Austria

Karen Cifarelli Founder Cifarelli Talent Consulting Germany

adam Crozier United Kingdom

alain Clert Producer Son et Lumiere France Bryan Cockerill Company Director & Executive Producer The Full Box Australia

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Pablo Culell General Director, Content Underground Producciones Argentina Carlos Cusco President/CEO Foton USA enrique Cusco CEO Ole Communications USA

maria angela De Jesus Vice President, Original Productions HBO Latin America Brazil Fabrice de la Patellière Head, French Drama & Co-Productions Canal+ France Jacques de Suze Director, Media Development AppTek USA mehmet Demirhan Turkey Hans Demmel CEO n-tv Nachrichtenfernsehen Germany Christy Dena Director Universe Creation 101 Australia

marc du Pontavice Chief Executive Officer Xilam France nancy Dubuc President & CEO A+E Networks USA Gai Dunlop CEO FESTCOM International Australia Samuel Duque President Fox Telecolombia Colombia roberta Durrant CEO Penguin Films South Africa Didier Duverger Vice Chairman—CEO Natixis Coficiné France

Jeroen Depraetere Head, Television & Future Media European Broadcasting Union / Eurovision Switzerland

Petr Dvořák Director General Czech TV Czech Republic

Sabine Derflinger Producer & Director Derflinger Film Austria

Charlie ebersol President & Co-Founder The Company USA

nicole Devilaine Director, France Televisions USA France Televisions USA

Daniel ecija CEO Grupo Globomedia Spain

tom Devlin President, International Sales & Distribution Entertainment Studios USA

michael edelstein President, International Television Production NBCUniversal United Kingdom

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Ricardo Ehrsam Head, Global Entertainment Televisa Mexico

Adeline Ferro Vice President, International Program Sales Americas Viacom International Media Networks USA

Reinhold Elschot Head, Drama, Senior Vice President, Programming ZDF - German Television Germany

Christoph Fey Attorney at Law Unverzagt von Have Germany

Josè Escalante Managing Director Latin Media Corporation USA

Paul Field Managing Director The Wiggles Australia

Melissa Escobar EVP, TV Development & Production Latin World Entertainment USA

Jay Firestone Founder Prodigy Pictures Canada

Wolfgang Fandrich Chief Editor & Head, History & Current Affairs MDR Television Germany

Terry Fitzpatrick Head, Children’s Media & Education WGBH USA

Caroline Faraj VP, Arabic Services & Chief Operations Director CNN UAE Cynthia Fenneman President & CEO American Public TV USA Jay Ferguson President MiraMedia Canada Eduardo Fernandez Head, Production Artear Argentina Jorge Fernández President Atlantic Access Group USA Juan Antonio Fernandez Manager & Vice President World Media Pictures USA Marta Fernandez SVP, Original Programming Starz USA

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Christian Gabela VP & General Manager, Story House Univision United States Irakly Gachechiladze Head, RT International RT Russia Jose Garcia de Letona Velasco COO Anima Estudios Mexico Quitterie Gausseres Producer Son et Lumiere France Pablo Giles Executive Producer Mulata Films (Grupo Mulata) Argentina

Fred Graver Senior VP, Digital Content & Social, Discovery Digital Discovery Communications USA David Gregg Vice President, International Publicity Bell-Phillip Television Productions USA Ricardo Guise President & Publisher World Screen USA Ralph Haiek Vice President INCAA Argentina Tim Halkin COO/Partner Tandem Productions Germany

Michela Giorelli VP, Production & Development Discovery Networks Latin America / U.S. Hispanic USA

Carl Hall Managing Director Warehouse 51 Productions United Kingdom

Amit Goenka CEO, International Broadcast Business Asia Today Ltd UAE

Lasse Hallberg CEO & Executive Producer LGH Entertainment Norway

Deborah Forte Silvertongue Films USA

Gil Goldschein Chief Executive Officer Bunim/Murray Productions USA

Matti Halonen Managing Director, Producer Fisher King Production Finland

Paulo Franco Head, Programming & Content Record TV Brazil

Paula Gómez Vera Director & Executive Producer Mi Chica Producciones Chile

Alejandro Harrison President, Business Development AMC Networks International Argentina

Clifford Friedman Managing Partner Raptor Group Holdings USA

Andrea Gorfolova President, Kids, Family & Factual Sonar Entertainment USA

Lisa Harrison Director BAFTA New York USA

Jan David Frouman Chief Executive Officer Red Arrow Entertainment Group Germany

Klaus Graf Owner Graf Filmproduktion Austria

Nesim Hason President New Films International USA

Grégoire Furrer CEO Grégoire Furrer Productions Switzerland

Christian Granderath Head, Movie Department NDR Germany

Volker Herres Director, Programs ARD Germany

Alberto Gonzalo Fiure SVP & Chief Content Officer, Latin America & US Hispanic Fox Networks Group Latin America USA Octavio Florisbal Board Member, Globo Organization TV Globo Brazil

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Andy Heyward Chairman & CEO Genius Brands International USA

John Jacobsen Owner & Producer Filmkameratene Norway

Kimitaka Kato Corporate Executive, Global IP Avex Group Holdings Japan

Fabrice Larue CEO & Founder Newen France

James Heyward CEO Making Movies New Zealand

Silvia Jafet International Development Director Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação Brazil

Glen Killane Managing Director, Television Radio Teilifis Eireann (RTE) Ireland

David Leach Commercial Director Tinopolis Group United Kingdom

Norbert Himmler Executive Vice President, Programs ZDF Germany

Vipp Jaswal Head, International Affairs Fox News USA

Jongmin Kim Director, International Relations MBC (Munhwa Broadcasting Corp.)

South Korea

Michelle Lee CEO/Producer Creation Co. Taiwan, China

Yuet-Fung Ho President 380 Media Group Limited USA

Christina Jennings Chairman & CEO Shaftesbury Films Inc. Canada

Erika Klopper Managing Director The Televisionaries South Africa

Sun-Young Lee Executive Producer CJ E&M South Korea

Leopold Hoesch Managing Director BROADVIEW TV Germany

Linda Jensen Managing Director Silver Bullet Media LLC Hungary

Tom Koch Vice President PBS Distribution USA

Kirill Legat General Director Big Universal Mall JV LLC Russia

Mette Hoffman Meyer CEO/Executive Producer The Why Denmark

Camila Jimenez Villa President & Chief Content Officer Fusion Media Group USA

Ulla Koivula Founder & Chairman Suomen A-Net Finland

Nicholas Lehman Chief Strategy Officer TEGNA USA

Richard Hofstetter Entertainment Lawyer Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz USA

Tony Jordan Managing Director Red Planet Pictures United Kingdom

Lars Kristiansen Head, Factual Programs Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) Norway

Charles Lei President Thunder Communications International PR China

Lisa Honig EVP, Television & Digital Sales, The Americas FremantleMedia International USA

Gil-Hoon Jung President FunnyFlux South Korea

Brian Seth Hurst Managing Partner, Co-Founder StoryTech USA Maria Cecilia Imperial VP, Program Acquisitions & Distribution ABS-CBN Corporation Philippines Yegor Irodov Head, Sound Department Star Media Group Ukraine Michael Iskas Global President The Story Lab United Kingdom

Terry Kalagian VP, Creative, Animation Gaumont USA Lydia Kali CEO #Edith Paris France Jarmo Kalliola President Profict Partners Finland Marjorie Kaplan President, DNI Content Discovery Networks International United Kingdom John Kastner President J.S. Kastner Productions Canada

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Ilya Krivitsky CEO Member of the Board Red Square Group Russia Muirne Laffan Managing Director RTE Digital Ireland John Laing CEO Rigel Entertainment USA Carmen Larios SVP, Programming & Production Fox Networks Group Latin America USA Fabienne Larouche President Aetios Productions Canada

Emmo Lempert Managing Director Studio Hamburg Serienwerft Germany Eteri Levieva General Director Russian Academy of Television Russia Xunyu (Benjamin) Li Head, R&D Department Shanghai Croton Culture Media Co. PR China Alexander Liegl Partner Noerr LLP Germany Leland Ling CEO/Chairman LIC China Klaus Lintschinger Head, TV Features ORF - Austrian Broadcasting Corporation Austria

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Dick Lippin Chairman, Chief Executive & Founder The Lippin Group USA

Daniel Mann Producer/Founder Gilles Mann Filmproduktion Germany

Donald McDonald Chief Operating Officer Allarco Entertainment 2008 Inc Canada

João Mesquita CEO Telecine Programação de Filmes Brazil

Jocelyn Little Managing Director Beach House Pictures Pte Ltd Singapore

Alexander Marin EVP, International Distribution, Latin America & Canada Sony Pictures Television USA

Diane McGrath Chief Strategy Officer, Global Falcon Media House USA

Barbara Miller Partner Fasken Martineau DuMoulin Canada

Balázs Medveczky Head, TV Channels Duna Media Hungary

Brian Miller Executive Producer Cartoon Network Studios / Turner USA

Riaz Mehta CEO Imagine Group Entertainment Singapore

Jane Millichip Managing Director Sky Vision United Kingdom

Christian Meinberger Senior Vice President, Programming & Production/Co-Founder Studio 71 / ProSeibenSat.1 Media SE Germany

Laura Minarro Director, Co-Production & Scripted Eccho Rights Spain

Mara Lobão Partner/Executive Director Panorâmica Comunicação Brazil Michael Loeb CEO WDR Media Group Germany Michael Lolato Senior Vice President, International Distribution GRB Entertainment USA George Lominadze Head, Programming Rustavi 2 Broadcasting Company Rep. of Georgia Reem Lutfallah Owner/ Managing Director Media Twist UAE José Machado Partnerships & International Co-Productions Adviser APIT – Independent TV Producers Association Portugal Mamiko Maekawa Senior Executive Director, International Department Fuji Television Network Japan Sandra Maischberger Journalist/Presenter/Producer/Author Vincent TV Germany Iqbal Malhotra Chairman & Producer AIM Television India Marcos Mandarano Monteiro Product Manager, Mobility & Media Broadcast British Telecom Global Services Brazil

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Roberto Marinho Neto Director, Sports Special Projects Grupo Globo Brazil Aline Marrache SVP, International Acquisitions, SVOD Canal+ Group France Kate Marsh Senior Vice President, TV Networks, Western Europe Sony Pictures Television Networks United Kingdom Roberto Martha Executive Producer Scriptonita Films Brazil Kelly Martin CEO South Pacific Pictures New Zealand Mohammad Mashish Executive Producer Beelink Productions UAE Heinrich Mayer-Moroni Managing Director Interspot Film Austria Rodrigo Mazon Director, Content Acquisition Netflix USA Jackie McCaffrey Co-President Silverock Films USA Louise McClelland CCO Okuhle Media South Africa

Nora Melhli Director, Original Creation Altice Luxembourg Tiago Mello Executive Producer/Partner Boutique Filmes Brazil Mostapha Mellouk Co-President Casablanca Media Partners Morocco Frank Melloul CEO i24 News Luxembourg Felix M. Mendez President & Founder ECONTENT TV, INC USA Mauro Mendonça Filho Producer TV Globo Brazil Belinda Menendez President, International TV Distribution + Networks NBCUniversal Television Distribution United Kingdom

Joshua Mintz President, Development TV Azteca Mexico Alexander Mitroshenkov President Junior TV Russia Zama Mkosi Chief Executive Officer National Film and Video Foundation South Africa Tom Mohler CEO Olympusat USA Phil Molefe Chairperson National Film and Video Foundation South Africa John Momoh Chairman & CEO Channels Television Nigeria Olusola Momoh Vice Chairman Channels Television Nigeria Jose Eduardo Moniz CEO JEM Media Consultancy, LDA Portugal

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Cecilia Morais Consumer PR Manager Netflix Brazil

Elisabeth Noltenius Entertainment Lawyer SKW Schwarz Rechtsanwalte Germany

Rodion Pavlyuchik CEO Prior Group Russia

Sebastien Pigeon Executive Producer, VP, Legal Affairs Aetios Productions Inc. Canada

Sheila Morris Founder, President & CEO Morris Marketing USA

Alison Norrington CCO/Founder storycentral United Kingdom

Catherine Payne CEO Endemol Shine International United Kingdom

Adina Pitt VP, Content Acquisitions & Co-Productions Cartoon Network & Boomerang USA

Michael Moser Founder/Director Michael Moser Media Netherlands

Mitsuru Oda Vice President & General Manager, Warner Bros. International Television Warner Entertainment Japan Japan

Mark Pedowitz President The CW Television Network USA

Sergio Pizzolante Executive Vice President & General Manager E! Entertainment Television Latin America & Brazil USA

Martin Moszkowicz Chairman, Executive Board Constantin Film Germany Javad Mottaghi Secretary General ABU Malaysia Guy Murray-Bruce Vice President Silverbird Communications Nigeria Vyacheslav Murugov Chief Executive Officer CTC Media Russia Kazufumi Nagasawa CEO HJ Holdings LLC Japan Andres Naim CEO Naim Media Group USA Fidela Navarro Director, International, Azteca TV TV Azteca Mexico Alaa Nemeh Manager Abu Dhabi Art House UAE Sheila Nevins President, HBO Documentary Films HBO USA Violetta Nichkova CEO & Founder PARADOCS MEDIA Russia

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Godfrey Ohuabunwa Group Managing Director/CEO Multimesh Broadcasting Company Nigeria Can Okan President & CEO Inter Medya Turkey Bernadette O’Mahony Head, Development & Production Australian Children’s Television Foundation Australia David Ong Director AIA Singapore Angel Orengo Executive Vice President, Distribution Sony Pictures Television PR China Natalie Osborne Chief Strategy Officer 9 Story Media Group Canada Martin Österdahl Sweden Jim Packer President, Worldwide TV & Digital Distribution Lionsgate USA Diego Palacio Chief Creative Officer Storylab Argentina Argentina Franz Patay Secretary General IMZ – International Music & Media Centre Austria

Matthias Peipp CEO CineAtlantica Ent. Germany Luis F. Peraza Executive VP, Acquisitions & Original Production HBO Latin America USA Ricardo Pereira Director, TV Globo Portugal TV Globo Portugal Kari Perez Senior Manager, Media Relations Netflix USA Mariana Perez SVP, Development & Production Fox Networks Group Latin America Argentina Jean-Briac Perrette President, Discovery Networks International Discovery Communications United Kingdom Chris Philip Head, Global Production & Distribution Televisa USA USA Greg Phillips President, Distribution Kew Media Group United Kingdom Stefan Piech CEO Your Family Entertainment Germany

Moritz Polter Executive Producer Bavaria Fernsehproduktion Germany Linda Porto Media Content/Sales Strategist CLGR Communications Corp.

USA Amy Powell President Paramount Television USA Michael Prupas President Muse Entertainment Enterprises Canada Kalli Purie Group Editorial Director (Broadcast & New Media) The India Today Group India Benjamin Pyne USA Jawad Raja Chief Operating Officer & Director AVT Channels Pakistan Virginia Rankin Executive Producer Sphere Media Plus Canada Hanani Rapoport CEO Jerusalem Capital Studios Israel Rainer Retzlik Managing Director Beckoffice Germany

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Christina Rezk Resar Head, Comedy Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) Norway Alfredo Richard SVP, Communications & Talent Strategy Telemundo Media USA Izabela Rieben Producteur Editorial Fiction & Co-Productions Animation RTS (Radio Television Suisse) Switzerland Paul Riggio Executive Producer FremantleMedia Australia Australia Roberto Rios Corporate VP, Original Production HBO Latin America Media Services.

USA

Denise Roberts CEO, Principal Director & Actress Screenwise Australia

Sohan Roy Founder, Director & Chairman Indywood UAE

Benjamin Salinas CEO TV Azteca SAB ce CV Mexico

Lise Romanoff Managing Director Vision Films USA

Emilio Rubio CEO HBO Latin America Group USA

André Sampaio Brand & Media Management Director Sonae FS Portugal

Anette Rømer Head, Acquisitions & Formats TV2 Denmark Denmark

Eduardo Ruiz President & General Manager A&E Networks Latin America USA

Talia Sanhewe Managing Director, Executive Producer Talia Productions South Africa

Antony Root EVP Original Programming & Production HBO Europe United Kingdom

Rudolf Runge CEO Runge.TV Germany

Reyna Rosenshein Partner Worldwind Entertainment USA Julian Rousso President Anima Argentina

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Vlad Ryashyn President, Board of Directors Star Media Russia Sanjay Salil Managing Director MediaGuru India

Didier Sapaut CEO DSA Conseil France Ted Sarandos Chief Content Officer Netflix USA Nelson Sato CEO Sato Company Brazil

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Rocio Julia Scenna Partner - Producer CISNE FILMS Argentina

Markus Selin Producer Solar Films Inc. Finland

Marcos Schechtman Director TV Globo Brazil

Robert Sender Senior Vice President, HBO International HBO USA

Michael Schelp Director, Business Development Fujisankei Communications International USA

Nil Shah CEO Verance USA

Patricia Schlesinger Director-General Rundfunk Berlin Brandenburg (rbb) Germany

Vanessa Shapiro President, Worldwide TV Distribution & Co-Production Gaumont USA

Frank Spotnitz Chief Executive Big Light Productions United Kingdom

Robert Sharenow EVP & General Manager A&E & Lifetime Networks USA

Jorge Stamadianos SVP, Development Fox Networks Group Argentina

Elias Shibley President, International Distribution & Co-Productions IM Global Television Distribution USA

Danna Stern VP, Acquisitions, Channels & Programming YES - DBS Satellite Services Israel

Mikael Shields Chief Executive Officer Acamar Films United Kingdom

Noelle Stevenson Film & Entertainment Commissioner Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward Office of Film & Entertainment USA

Andreas Schmid CEO AS Future Technologies Germany Charles Schreger President, Programming Sales HBO USA Carlos Henrique Schroder CEO TV Globo Brazil T.C. Schultz EVP & Managing Director, Networks, Latin America & Brazil Sony Pictures Television USA Oliver Schündler Managing Director/Producer Lucky Bird Pictures Germany

Nicola Shindler Executive Producer Red Production Company United Kingdom Alexander Shulgin Founder, CEO & Author Gruppa Kompany Familia Russia

Douglas Schwalbe International Co-Production & North American Program Sales DreamWorks Animation USA

Michael Smeaton CEO FFP New Media Germany

Andrea Scrosati Executive Vice President, Programming Sky Italia Italy

Tine Smedegaard Andersen Executive Director, DR Culture Danish Broadcasting Corporation Denmark

Kyoko Sekine Senior Content Acquisition Manager HJ Holdings Inc-Hulu Japan Japan

Palakorn Somsuwan Managing Director Bangkok Broadcasting & TV Co. Thailand

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Frederic Soulie EVP, Global Distribution & Consumer Products Saban Brands LLC USA Michael Souvignier Managing Director & Producer Zeitsprung Entertainment Germany Stéphane Sperry Co-Founder Federation Entertainment France

Julie Sultan President, Distribution & COO AMBI Distribution USA Xu Sun Producer Beijing Television Station PR China Fernando Szew CEO MarVista Entertainment USA Daryl Talbot CEO WTFN Entertainment Australia Vladimir Taller President TVM Group Russia

Anders Tangen Producer Viafilm AS Norway Larry Tanz Vice President, Content Acquisition Netflix USA Eileen Tasca Producer Task Films / Alien Films Italy Darren Throop President & CEO Entertainment One Canada João Daniel Tikhomiroff Founder/Partner/Artistic Director Joao Daniel Filmes (Mixer) Brazil Michel Tikhomiroff Partner/Film Director/Co-Artistic Director Mixer Filmes Brazil Nicolas Traube President Pampa Production France Allison Triegaardt Creative Director The Televisionaries South Africa Michel Trudeau President Aetios Productions Canada Volodymyr Trukhnin CEO & Owner Agency “Informburo” Ukraine Dario Turovelzky Senior Vice President, Global Content Televisión Federal S.A. (Telefe) Argentina Simon Twiston Davies CEO Twiston Davies Asia PR China Sunita Uchil Chief Business Officer ZEE TV, Asia Today Limited UAE

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Tetsu Uemura President & CEO Tohokushinsha Film Corporation Japan

Matthieu Viala CEO Makever France

Patrick Walton Producer ShootAway Productions South Africa

Ed Wells Head, International Media & Education Sesame Workshop USA

Pim Van Collem CEO & President Dutch Features Global Entertainment Netherlands

Patrick Vien Executive Managing Director, International A+E Networks USA

Shu Wang Deputy Director of the Secretariat China TV Council USA / China

Cathrine Wiernik Director, Programs Bonnier Broadcasting Sweden

Yuan (Phabey) Wang CEO Dreameast Pictures USA

Christian Wikander Director, Co-Production Pinewood Television United Kingdom

Anil Wanvari Director, Founder, CEO & Editor-in-Chief Indian Television Dot Com India

Joel Williams Programming Manager The Walt Disney Company Australia Australia

Catherine Warren Board Member (Bell Broadcast), President & Founder (FanTrust) Bell Broadcast and New Media Fund / FanTrust Entertainment Strategies Canada

Courtney Williams Vice Chairman Blue Orange Europe United Kingdom

Henk van der Meulen Vice President IMZ – International Music & Media Centre Netherlands Yossi Vardi Chairman International Technologies Israel Nataliya Vashko CEO TET Channel Ukraine Rose Marie Vega President RMViStar USA

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Damon Vignale Producer Jove Pictures Canada Marcel Vinay Hill Mexico Takonkiet Viravan Chief Executive Officer GMM One TV Company Thailand Roberto Vivo Chaneton Chairman & CEO Claxson Interactive Group Argentina

Sally-Ann Wilson Chief Executive Officer Public Media Alliance United Kingdom

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Andrew Winter CEO Special Treats Distribution United Kingdom

Airin Zainul General Manager, NTV 7 & 8TV Media Prima Berhad Malaysia

Nathalie Wogue Associate Director, Development of Programs (TV, Web) Ascendo France

Dominic Zapata Director GMA Network Phillipines

Loes Wormmeester Commissioning Editor, Youth Department NTR Netherlands Matthijs Wouter Knol EFM Director European Film Market - Berlin International Film Festival Germany Yongliang (Leon) Xiao President & CEO CBI Media PR China Wenning Xing Managing Director, Hearst China Hearst Corporation PR China Cheng Xiong Chairman, President, Chief Producer Beijing CTV Splendid Film and TV Corp., Ltd. PR China Tomas Yankelevich Executive VP & Chief Content Officer, General Entertainment, Turner Latin America Turner International USA Andy Yeatman Director, Global Kids Content Netflix USA Galen Yeo CEO & Creative Director The Moving Visuals Co. Singapore Arthur Yezekyan President Shant TV Armenia Jay Yogeshwar Director, Media & Entertainment Hitachi Data Systems USA

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Hanyu Zhang Founder Shanghai Hanyu Television & Culture Studios USA Regina Ziegler Executive Producer Ziegler Film Germany Tanja Ziegler Producer Ziegler Film Germany Carmi Zlotnik Managing Director Starz Media USA

FELLOWS

Gene F. Jankowski Consultant USA Arthur F. Kane Managing Editor WordCrafters USA Kay Koplovitz Founder, USA Network Koplovitz & Co. USA

Felipe Rodriguez CEO & President Cognitec Systems Corp.

USA Tom Rogers Chairman, TRget Media CEO & President, TiVO USA Jim Rosenfield JHR & Associates USA

Edward Bleier Warner Bros. (ret.)

USA

Dieter Stolte Axel Springer Company Germany

Bruce Christensen Senior Vice President Bonneville Salt Lake Media Group USA

Malachy Wienges Chairman Emeritus National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences USA

Ralph Franklin USA Herbert Granath Chairman Emeritus ESPN USA

Rainer Siek President MT.NY USA

Bob O’Reilly Canada

Dietrich Schwarzkopf Consultant Germany

Sonny Fox President Sonny Fox Consultants USA

Helmut Thoma Chairman Freenet / Debitel Germany

Sam Nilsson Sweden

Bill Baker Journalist in Residence Fordham University USA

Bert Cohen Consultant USA

Larry Gershman Chairman & CEO World International Network USA

Chuck Dages Chairman Board of Trustees National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences USA Maury McIntyre President & COO Television Academy USA Fred Cohen Chairman International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences USA

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J U ROR S ’ DI REC TORY

Jurors 2017 International Emmy Awards.

2017 FIRST ROUND JURORS Todd Abbott Producer Pigeon Fancier Productions Australia Khaled Abol Naga Actor/Producer/Director Team-Cairo.com Egypt Herval Rossano Abreu Director General, Area de Ficcion Canal 13 SPA Chile Alona Abt CEO Hop! Media Group Israel Safa Aburizik General Director Beelink Productions FZ LLC UAE Fredrik af Malmborg Managing Director Eccho Rights AB Sweden Vicente Albarracin Director/Writer USA Carla Albuquerque CEO Medialand Brazil Michael Aldrich General Manager Fred Media Australia Manuel Alduy SVP Sales & Development, Paris Office 20th Century Fox, Inc. France Susan Alexander Production Executive, Scripted Corus Entertainment Canada Kent Alterman President Comedy Central USA Andrea Veronica Alvarez Production Director Plataforma Mexico Markus Andorfer Managing Director/Owner Markus Andorfer Consulting Austria

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Peter Andrikidis Director/Producer Zemmost Pty Ltd Australia

Sandra Batson Anchor/Producer CBC - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Canada

Carlos Biern CEO APPNIMATION International Spain

Vyara Ankova General Director Bulgarian National Television Bulgaria

Giacomo Battiato Director/Writer France

Henrik Biskjaer Head, Acquisitions & Development Nice Entertainment Group Denmark

Jennifer Askin Vice President Askin & Company Inc USA

Jennifer Batty EVP, Programming RTL CBS Asia Entertainment Network Singapore

Monica Athayde Entertainment & Media Consultant Brazil

Simone Baumann Executive Producer Saxonia Entertainment Germany

Tom Baetens Senior Creative Panenka Belgium

Steven Bawol Managing Director Helion Pictures France

Justine Bannister Creative Facilitator JUST B France

Caroline Behar Head, Documentary Acquisition & Co-Production France 5 France

Zaihirat Banu Codelli CEO Oak 3 Films Pte Ltd Singapore Peter Barabas Editor in Chief Euronews France Estee Bardanashvili Senior Producer Sesame Workshop USA Mohsen Barmahani Founder/CEO Ayat Media Turkey

Mathieu Béjot Executive Director TV France International France Virginia Berberian Content Development Director Very B International Argentina Johanna Bergenstråhle Senior Executive Producer Bonnier Broadcasting Sweden Aaron Berger Partner Chatrone Latin America USA

Martin Blankemeyer Managing Director Muenchner Filmwerkstatt e.V. Germany Anne-Elisabeth Blateau Actress France Matt Bloom Director United Kingdom Heather Blumenthal Producer Spirit Sister Productions (Pty) Ltd South Africa Magdalena Borowska Documentary Buyer, Commissioning Editor Telewizja Polska S.A. Poland Michael Borstell Actor’s Agent The Actors Agency of Sweden Sweden Valerio Boserman TV & Movie Director House of Formats Spain Gideon Boulting Producer/Director Red Earth Brazil

Jose-Miguel Barrera Borruel Head, International Grupo Secuoya Spain

Mara Bergmann TV Presenter/Creator Germany

Nathalie Boutrie Casting Director Casting NB Canada

Marc Bary Producer/CEO IJswater FILMS The Netherlands

Mike Berry CEO Golden Tulip Films India

Andrew Bowers Acquisitions Manager, Non-Scripted Sky Vision United Kingdom

Kazz Basma Head, Sales & Acquisitions Sideways Film United Kingdom

David Bessieres Head, Acquisitions Canal+ International Myanmar (Burma)

Marlene Braga Writer/Producer Woman on the Verge Productions USA

Nadine Bates Creative Director Like a Photon Australia

Stephanie Betts SVP, Development & Current Series DHX Media Canada

Andre Breitman President 2DLab Brazil

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Oliver Brendel Managing Director Lightkid GmbH Germany

Nick Catliff Managing Director & Co-Founder Lion Television United Kingdom

Leona Connell Director, Sales Sky Vision United Kingdom

Jacques de Suze Director, Executive Producer TV Development Partners LLC USA

Ari Brickman Actor Mexico

Wissam Chahine Writer/Producer/Director & Head, Production Orbit Mediagates Orbit TV Network Lebanon

Patrick Connolly VP, Programming AMC/Sundance Channel Global USA

Erik de Winter Head, The Story Lab NL The Story Lab The Netherlands

Paolo Conti CEO Animaking Brazil

Florian Dedio Producer/Writer/Director Looks Film & TV Produktionen GmbH Germany

Gabriele Conze Senior Commissioning Editor WDR German TV Germany

Julien Degroote Head, Program Scouting & Format Development TF1 France

Andrea Brown Scriptwriter Germany Rosina Bucci Casting Director Elite Casting Canada Iris Bucher CEO/Producer Quad Television France Jean Bureau President & CEO Incendo Canada Vincent Burke Chief Executive Top Shelf Productions New Zealand Rob Burnet CEO Well Told Story Kenya Christine Camdessus Producer Alegria Productions France Catherine Cano President, General Manager CPAC—Cable Public Affairs Channel Canada Jacqueline Cantore Consultant Globosat USA Beth Carmona Content Director Singular Media & Content / COMKids Brazil Mariano Carranco Producer Mexico Ron Carroll Owner/President Fact & Friction Inc. Canada Vanessa Case EVP, Content Blue Ant Media Canada Thierry Cassuto CEO Both Worlds South Africa

Nha-Uyen Chau Founder/CEO Looking Glass International Australia Liliana Chavez Manager Promotions, Production NBCUniversal USA Melody Chen Actress/DJ Singapore Rungthip Chotnapalai News Anchor Thai TV Ch3 Thailand Karen Cifarelli Owner Cifarelli Talent Consulting Germany Eduardo Cisneros President Eduardo Cisneros Productions USA Rick Clodfelter Senior Director, Content Strategy & Acquisitions Sprout USA Sue Clothier Managing Director Northern Pictures Australia Bryan Cockerill Executive Producer The Full Box Australia Ali Coffey Casting Director Ali Coffey Casting Ireland Jon Cohen Executive Producer Big Breakfast USA Jose Cohen Executive Producer Cactus Film and Video / ABC News Mexico Alex Cohen President/CEO Synkronized films USA Marcello Coltro SVP, Marketing, Digital & Creative NBCUniversal Media, LLC USA

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Richard Cook SVP Tough Cookie Productions USA Jacqueline Corkery Documentary Producer Canada David Cormican EVP Don Carmody Television Canada Guido Corso Direttore Rai Friuli Venezia Giulia RAI Italy

Sabine Derflinger Director Derflinger Film Austria Nicole Devilaine Director, US France Televisions USA Kristin Diehle Casting Director Kristin Diehle Casting Germany Martin Dingle Wall Actor USA

Stephen Corvini Drama Producer Matchbox Pictures Australia

Maria Dinulescu Actress The Netherlands

Jeff Cotugno COO DLT Entertainment Ltd USA

Paul Dolan Executive Director, International ABC News USA

Sarah Coursey Head, Sales & Co-Productions, Americas Zee TV USA

David Dreilinger CEO & Managing Director Ducksoup Media Enterprises, LLC USA

Monica Cristofaro (Albuquerque) Head, Artistic & Portfolio Development TV Globo Brazil

Gai Dunlop CEO Festcom International Pty Ltd Australia

Alvaro Curiel Director Jaibol Films Mexico

Graham Dunster Agent/Company Director Auckland Actors Ltd New Zealand

Petronella (Elly) de Bont Director/Reporter KRO-NCRV The Netherlands

Alice Dwyer Actress Germany

Elwin Vizetelly De Groot Senior Creative Director Armoza Formats Israel Alexandra de La Mora Actress USA

Jorge Edelstein Managing Director Yellow Kingdom Argentina Yasser El Sahn Senior Producer beIN Qatar

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Josh Elbaum Managing Director Orient Point Productions USA

Kristy Fuller Managing Director 1440 Productions Australia

Eleonora Goulart Executive Producer Casa de Cinema de Porto Alegre Brazil

Christine Hasper Editor, Foreign Programs NDR/ARD Germany

Debbie Elbin President The N.Y. Picture Company Inc. USA

Sylvain Fusée Director France

Maria Grechishnikova VP, Sales & International Projects Star Media Russia

John Hay Film Director Atticus Pictures United Kingdom

Helen Gregory Creative Director Pinewood Television United Kingdom

Bernhard Hendling Director, Development ProSiebenSat.1 Puls 4 Austria

Sydney Gallonde Executive Producer/CEO Make It Happen Studio France

Jonas Grimas Director/Writer/Producer United Kingdom

Andreas Herzog Director Germany

Sudheer K.G. Ganesan Nair Director Infinity Media Pvt Ltd India

Tom Gutteridge Television Producer/Director/ Consultant USA

Henning Heup Actor/Writer Germany

Daniela Escobar Actress USA

Jose Garcia CEO My Friend Chile

Faruk Guven Producer/Manager, Co-Productions Turkish Radio and Television Corporation Turkey

Maria Isabel (Mari) Escobar Director La Mar Media Lab Colombia

Flavio Garcia da Rocha Consultant TV Globo Brazil

Nathalie Habib Executive Producer/General Manager Blink Studios FZ LLC UAE

Carla Estrada Producer Televisa S.A. De C.V Mexico

Rachel Gardner Producer See-Saw Films Australia

Richard Haddad Director Fiction, Original Productions Quebecor Contenu Canada

Caroline Faraj VP/Head, Arabic Services CNN UAE

Carlos Philip B. Gatdula Acting Head, Programming Cambodia Television Network (CTN) Cambodia

Herbert Hadebe Head, Productions (Scripted) Urban Brew Studios South Africa

Lynn Ferguson Tweddle Writer/Performer Nedulous Productions USA

Frank Gerdes Head, Culture ServusTV Austria

Tsahi Halevi Actor/Musician Israel

Lars Ellegaard Head, Factual Discovery Networks Denmark Simonetta Ercolani CEO & Founder Stand By Me Italy Jose Escalante Executive Director Latin Media Corp.

USA

Juan Fernandez Sales Representative TV Azteca USA Mihingarangi Forbes Journalist Radio New Zealand / Mediaworks New Zealand Leonardo Franco General Director Amazonas Films Brazil Nina Franoszek Actress/Director The Connectress - International Film Services USA Beth Frey Producer Matchbox Pictures Australia Alexis Ianai Fridman Diaz VP, Production/Producer Lemon Films Mexico

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Emanuela Galliussi Actress/Writer Falling Up Films USA

Mihai Gâdea CEO Antena 3 Romania Barbara Giordani Casting Director Barbara Giordani Casting Italy Luis Gnecco Dessy Actor Chile Thierry Godard Actor France Tiago Gomes de Mello Executive Producer Boutique Filmes Brazil Cecilia Gomez de la Torre General Manager Amazonas Films Peru

Oliver Halmburger CEO/Director/Producer Loopfilm Germany Irene Hamberger Director, Programming, Television The Walt Disney Company (Japan) Ltd. Japan Jonas Kryger Hansen Commissioning Editor/Executive Producer DR (Danish Broadcasting Corporation) Denmark Laura Harbin Writer Imitating Life Productions Inc. Canada Barbro Hardersen Manager Norwegian Media Authority Norway Nesim Hason CEO & Founder New Films International USA

Mahboubeh Honarian Producer/Director VeraMedia Canada Torleif Hoppe Creator/Writer Truelife Denmark Patricia Houtart Bel Air Media France Francis Humble Assistant Head, Acquisitions TV3 - Televisio de Catalunya Spain Gudny Hummelvoll Producer Hummelfilm / Yellowbird Norge AS Norway Chris Hunt CEO Stanza Media Ltd / Stagescreen Global United Kingdom Luke Hyams Director, Global Development Disney United Kingdom Gune (Gunny) Hyoung Chief Director EBS Korea South Korea Claire Ingham Executive Producer Company Pictures United Kingdom Yegor Irodov Head, Sound Department/Sound Supervisor Star Media Group Ukraine Andrea Jackson Managing Director Magnify Media United Kingdom

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andrew Jackson Actor/Voice Performer Canada Isabella Jantz Actress Germany alethea Jones Director/Writer USA mamta Kaash Actor/Producer Scenario Films United Kingdom Ingrid Kasper Television Producer United Nations, UNTV USA Sallyann Keizer Managing Director Sixth Sense Media United Kingdom Cynthia Kennedy Senior Vice President, Licensing Talpa Global The Netherlands Kyan Khojandi Director France alexandra Kling Director, Programming & On Air The History Channel Germany GmbH & Co. KG Germany Sylvia Kocman Director, Business Development The Format People USA michael Kronish EVP, TV & Online Production Vice Studio Canada Canada

Pedro Felix leda Chairman LEDAFILMS S.A. Argentina

natalie llewellyn Head, Global Strategy Platinum Films Limited United Kingdom

omri marcus CEO TCGP LLC. Israel

mee Fung lee Chief PIK Film Malaysia

George lominadze Head, Programming Broadcasting Company “Rustavi2” Georgia

margaret mardirossian President & Executive Producer Anaid Productions Canada

thean-Jeen lee Managing Director Weiyu Films Pte Ltd Singapore

ana maria londoño Screenwriter Primetime Colombia

mercedes marro Producer & Director Tomavistas S.L. Spain

lisa leeman Documentary Writer/Producer/ Director Loka Pala Films USA

leticia lópez-margalli Writer Mexico

lionel marty Managing Director APC Kids France

roope lehtinen Chairman, Executive Producer Fire Monkey Ltd Finland Charles lei CEO Thunder Communications International PR China olivier lelardoux Producer/Director Cyber Group Studios France emmo lempert Managing Director/Producer Studio Hamburg Serienwerft GmbH Germany Spruce leong Assistant Vice President Mediacorp Singapore Denis leroy Scripted Format International Executive Banijay Studios International France

Keiichiro Kubota Producer USA

Viktoriia liezina Head, Production 1+1 Production Ukraine

oriana Kujawska Head, Series Development TVN Poland

Denis lillie CEO Cape Film Commission South Africa

aurelien larger Producer Mother Production France

yen lim Executive Producer Oak3 Films Pte Ltd Singapore

eric laroche Head, Development Empreinte Digitale France

adrian lim Senior Manager, Content Business Unit StarHub Ltd Singapore

Kay lawrence General Manager ActiveTV Australia

Zhenyu lin Director Linzhenyu-studio PR China

Vianney lebasque Film Director France

Jocelyn little Managing Director Beach House Pictures Singapore

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marc lorber International TV Consultant The Lorber Consultancy United Kingdom Sheena macdonald COO Canadian Film Centre Canada Debbie macdonald Children’s Media Consultant Debbie Macdonald Consulting United Kingdom alejandro maci Filmmaker/Scriptwriter Argentina Stewart mackinnon CEO Headline Pictures United Kingdom matt maclennan Writer/CEO Scriptfarm Productions Inc. Canada Jorge maestro Writer/Producer Tronera Productions Argentina João maia abreu Sales & Acquisitions/Journalist TVI Portugal Portugal Iqbal malhotra Chairman & Producer AIM Television Pvt. Ltd. India alejandro malowicki Director Argentina alberto marangon Director, Production & Programming Ecor. Ltda Unitel Bolivia ozge Bulut marasli Executive Vice President, International & Corporate Strategy Dogan Broadcasting Turkey

mohammad mashish Executive Director Beelink Productions FZ LLC UAE rolandas maskoliūnas Acquisition Manager Lithuanian National TV Lithuania David matamoros Producer Zentropa International Spain Spain owen matthews Creative Producer, Development Endemol Shine Australia Australia louise mcClelland Chief Creative Officer Okuhle Media South Africa odile mcDonald Producer Madame Films Canada Kathleen meek Production Executive, Original Programming Bell Media Canada manuel meimberg Writer/Director/Producer Germany Christian meinberger Senior Vice President, Programming & Production Studio71 / ProSiebenSat.1 Media SE Germany andres mendoza VP, Program Scheduling & Acquisitions Univision Communications USA lucio mesquita Managing Director Guardian Media Limited Trinidad and Tobago Sean michael Actor/Writer USA

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Diane Min Senior Manager CJ E&M South Korea

Joy Nduto Commissioning Editor Zuku TV Kenya

Tope Oshin Director/Producer/Casting Director Sunbow Productions Ltd. Nigeria

Christian Poccard VP, Acquisitions & Programming Eurochannel Inc. USA

Rohana Mohd Vice-President, Network Programming Channels NewsAsia Singapore

Mamadou Niang Managing Director NextMedia.tv USA

Luca Paiva-Mello Founder/Partner Scriptonita Films Brazil

Sara Polese Producer/Story Editor Rai Fiction Italy

Leif Mohlin Producer Mint AB Sweden

Aurelian Nica Executive Producer CulturALL / Buzz CEE Romania

Caroline Palmstierna Founder & Producer Shoot For the Moon AB Sweden

Mikko Polla Writer Fire Monkey Finland

Donna Molloy Producer LA Productions Ltd United Kingdom

Violetta Nichkova Director General Paradocs Media Russia

Helen Panckhurst Head, Production Matchbox Pictures Australia

Moritz Polter Executive Producer, International TV Series Bavaria Fernsehproduktion Germany

Gregory Monro Director France

Leora Nir CEO Dori TLV Israel

Minna-Mari Parkkinen Head, Arts & Entertainment YLE, Finnish Broadcasting Company Finland

Chrystel Poncet Senior Acquisition Executive Canal+ France

Akira Nishimura Producer Fuji Television Network Japan

Valerie Pechels de Saint Sardos Producer Wildcats Productions France

Linda Porto Director CLGR Communications USA

Olav Njaastad Journalist/Producer/Director NRK Norway

André Pellenz TV/Film Director Brazil

Arabelle Pouliot-DiCrescenzo Managing Director KABO International France

Carlos Moreno Filmmaker/Director Colombia Reiner Moritz Managing Director Poorhouse International Ltd United Kingdom Mouna Mounayer COO Firehorse ARC Lebanon Thembi Mtshali-Jones Actress/Producer Spirit Sister Productions South Africa Njoki Muhoho Executive Producer Zebra Productions Kenya Ltd Kenya Wangeci Murage Managing Partner Media Pros Africa Kenya Gerardo Murguia Actor Televisa, S.A. Mexico Nick Murphy Screenwriter Key 23 USA Rola Najem Co-Founder/Producer StoryMine LLC USA Michal Nashiv VP, Marketing Dori Media Israel Vatiswa Ndara Actress South Africa

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Luke Nola TV Producer Luke Nola and Friends New Zealand Elisabeth Nord Executive Producer/Director Fjords Norway

Petja Peltomaa Scriptwriter/Head, Drama Yellow Film & TV Finland Mauro Wilson Pereira Screenwriter & Script Supervisor TV Globo Brazil

Maria Nordenberg Producer Sveriges Television (SVT) Sweden

Margarida Pereira Director, Acquisitions & International Programming TVI Portugal

Michael Nunn Artistic Director Ballet Boyz United Kingdom

Marco Perez Film Editor/Partner Union Editorial USA

John O’Loan CEO iOMedia Group Ltd - TVWN Ltd. United Kingdom

Vladimir Pérez VP, Content Development & Executive Producer Cisneros Media USA

Eunice Olsen Executive Producer Womentalk TV Pte Ltd Singapore

Ignacio (Nacho) Perez Cabana Writer Diagonal TV Spain

Martin Proctor Director, Production The Africa Channel USA Caroline Proust Actress France Marco Valerio Pugini Producer Panorama Films Italy Kalli Purie Group Editorial Director (Broadcast & New Media) India Today Group India Jorge Queiroga Director Plural Entertainment Portugal Henry Quitain Creative Director ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp.

The Philippines Mohit Rajhans Exec/Digital Producer Canada

Steven O’Meagher Producer Desert Road New Zealand

Claude Perron Actress France

Tristan Orpen Lynch Producer Subotica Ireland

Jamie Piekarz Producer JamPie Media Canada

Jayakumar Raju Assistant Vice President, Audience Engagement, Channel NewsAsia Mediacorp Pte Ltd Singapore

Lourenço Ortigão Actor Portugal

Mark Piper Director Piper Pictures Australia

Virginia Rankin Executive Producer Sphere Media Plus Canada

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Alessia Ratzenberger CEO ADR Distribution Italy Eilon Ratzkovsky Producer July August Productions Israel Alexander W. Rauscher-Nachwalger Correspondent ORF Austrian Broadcasting Corp.

USA Ricardo Ravanelli General Producer Artear Argentina

Gina Russo Writer USA Linda Saffire Producer/Director Got the Shot Films Inc USA Lars Säfström Commissioning Editor SVT Sweden Esther Sanchez CEO/Managing Director Global TV Strategy Spain

Marc Schötteldreier Casting Director Marc Schötteldreier Casting Germany

Brett Sleigh Executive Producer, Comedy Australian Broadcasting Corporation Australia

Ulrike Schröder Acquisition Manager Global Screen GmbH Germany

Sarah Smith Executive Producer Cornerstone Pictures Australia

Justin Scroggie Chief Creative Officer & Partner The Format People United Kingdom

Maria Jessica Soho Anchor/Host GMA Network Inc. The Philippines

Andrea Scrosati EVP, Programming Sky Italia SRL Italy

Hugo Sousa Director Plural Entertainment Portugal

Sonia Sebastian Director Contakto USA

Cristiana Sousa Cruz Bureau Chief TV Globo USA

Mai Seck Casting Director Mai Seck Casting Germany

Panayiota Spanou Senior Creative Producer ANT1TV Greece Greece

Rene Seegers Producer Lowland Holding BV The Netherlands

Giulia Louise Steigerwalt Screenplay Writer/Actress Italy

Lior Raz Creator & Actor, Fauda Israel

Talia Sanhewe Executive Producer, Managing Director Talia Productions (PTY) Ltd South Africa

Julia Redwood Joint Managing Director Prospero Productions Australia

Didier Sapaut CEO DSA Conseil France

Juan Pablo Rincón Casting Director Fox Telecolombia Colombia

Takashi Sasaya TV Producer Fuji Creative Corporation Japan

Thorsten Ritsch Commissioning Editor ZDF German Television Germany

Nelson Sato CEO Sato Company - SC Comunicacoes Ltda.

Brazil

Denise Roberts CEO Screenwise Australia

Michele Sauvain Producer, Author Swiss Television SRF Switzerland

Chris Roland Filmmaker ZenHQ South Africa

Timur Savci President Tims & B Productions Turkey

Anette Romer Head, Acquisitions & Formats TV2 Denmark Denmark

Rocío Julia Scenna Villares Producer/Founder Cisne Films Argentina

Marco Serafini Director/Writer/Producer Italy

Dean Ronalds Writer/Director/Producer Falling Up Films USA

Christa Schamberger Casting Director The Casting Connection South Africa

Julien Seri Director Daigoro Films France

John Roque Head Writer ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation The Philippines

Robert Schinkel Director/Producer/Writer The Media Brothers The Netherlands

Christoph Silber Writer/Producer Silber Screen Productions USA

Christopher Rose Director, Development & Production Beano Studios United Kingdom

Kaare Schmidt Acquisitions Executive DR - Danish Broadcasting Corp.

Denmark

Anthony Silverston Head, Development Triggerfish South Africa

Gillian Rose SVP, US Sales & Acquisitions Sky Vision USA

Arno Schneppenheim Director, Comedy & Light Entertainment/Managing Director, Florida TV GmbH Endemol Shine Germany GmbH Germany

Marco Simionato Executive Producer Win Television Argentina

Ieva Rozentale Head, Culture Latvian Television Latvia

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Jeff Schon CEO Akili Network, Inc. USA

Steven Seidenberg Head, International Co-Production LIC-BCBC (China) PR China Sang-wan Seok Producer TUBAn Co., Ltd South Korea Antti Seppanen CEO Intervisio Oy Finland

Ron Simon Curator Paley Center for Media USA

Otto Steiner Managing Director Constantin Entertainment GmbH Germany Robert Sterne Casting Director Nina Gold Casting United Kingdom David Studer Director, Journalistic Standards & Practices Canadian Broadcasting Corp Canada Kevin Sutcliffe SVP, Programming, Viceland International Vice Media United Kingdom Assaad Taha Documentary Filmmaker & General Manager Hot Spot Films UAE Lek Hwa Tan SVP, Program Production, ChannelNewsAsia Mediacorp Pte Ltd Singapore Elisabeth Tangen Executive Producer NRK Norway Delyth Thomas Director (TV Drama) United Kingdom Robbie Thorpe Producer Rififi Pictures South Africa

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michel tikhomiroff Film Director Mixer Films Brazil

rose-marie Vega President RMVistar USA

alix Wiseman VP, Business Development & Acquisitions 9 Story Media Group Ireland

Patricia adane Head, Kids’ Programming France Televisions France

Claire tonkin Head, Drama Development CJZ Australia

eddy Vicken Author/Director Vicken Productions France

Bruno Wollheim Director Coluga Pictures United Kingdom

michal adler Head, Reality & Development Reshet Israel

Volodymyr trukhnin CEO & Owner Agency “Informburo” Ukraine

rui Vilhena Writer TV Globo Portugal

loes Wormmeester Commissioning Editor, Format Developer, Youth Department NTR The Netherlands

Kiyoharu akiba Foreign News Editor Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) Japan

Georg tschurtschenthaler Producer Gebrueder Beetz Filmproduction Germany

mira Vocinkic Editor/Buyer HRT - Croatian Radiotelevision Croatia

Valerie tubiana Producer & Partner Big Nose France

thomas Vogt Editor USA

milagros tuccio Valverde Head, Fiction Content Latina TV Peru Dario turovelzky SVP, Global Content Telefe Argentina ayşegül tüzün VP, Sales & Marketing MISTCO Turkey anders tvegard Correspondent, Foreign News Desk Norwegian Broadcasting - NRK Norway Juhi tyagi Chief Producer, News Specials New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV) India anna Ubeda News Producer TVE Television of Spain USA Jennifer Ulrich Actress Germany Simone Urdl Producer The Film Farm Canada Saija Uski HR Specialist Yle Finland Jorge Vaillant Writer/Director Perspectives USA Javier Van de Couter Screenwriter/Director Rosaura Films Argentina

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Paul Voorthuysen Producer PV Pictures The Netherlands Karishma Vyas Documentary Filmmaker Karishma Vyas Productions Malaysia Goh Wakabayashi Producer Aniplex Inc. Japan robert Walden Actor/Director USA yuan (Phabey) Wang General Manager Dreameast Pictures USA Sharron Ward Producer/Director Katalyst Productions Ltd United Kingdom Kayo Washio Head, Los Angeles Office WOWOW Inc. USA Christoph Weber Senior Manager, History Programs Taglicht Media Germany

thomas Xenakis Editor CBS News USA Wenning Xing Managing Director Hearst Corporation PR China Xiaoxuan yang Vice President iQIYI PR China Ceylan yildirim (Zimmermann) CEO/Producer Soulpark Pictures Germany michael yudin Owner/President MY Entertainment USA Dominic Zapata Director GMA Network The Philippines Javier Zilberman Executive Producer Ideas Del Sur Argentina Krešimir Zubčić Editor-Buyer, Acquistion HRT|Croatian TV Croatia Gugulethu Zuma-ncube Executive Producer Stained Glass TV South Africa 2017 SEMI-FINAL ROUND JURORS

aimee White Principal Ellis-Webb Management Group USA

Jose mari abacan First VP, Program Management GMA Network, Inc The Philippines

marie-laure Widmer Baggiolini TV Director Widmer Productions Switzerland

Hebah abdalla Founder|Principle Riverpoint Productions USA

Dewi Wyn Williams Writer/Script Editor United Kingdom

Sara abi Kanaan Actress Lebanon

Joram Willink Creative Producer/Producer BIND The Netherlands

maria João abreu Actress Sic - SP Televisão Portugal

Habib al attar Culture Advisor Ministry of Culture UAE abdulla Bin Haider albalooshi Senior Presenter/Actor UAE mederic albouy Head, Drama Co-Productions France Televisions France Dima aljundi Actress UAE Jawaher al-nasr Director, TV Rights & Commission Kids beIN Media Group Qatar Giovanni altieri Director, Business Affairs, Drama Acquisition, International Co-Production Mediaset Italy Helios alvarez Director HDA Brazil Fernando alvim TV & Radio Host Antena 3 Portugal marcus ammon SVP, Film & Entertainment Sky Deutschland Germany Dudi appleton Writer/Director/EP 87 Films United Kingdom Jorge antonio aragón luna Producer No Dancing Today Mexico Ines arland Reporter & Moderator Phoenix Television Germany avi armoza CEO Armoza Formats Israel

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Patricia Arriaga Jordan Executive Director Bravo Films Mexico

Barbara Biemann Commissioning Editor NDR Germany

Elizaveta Brodskaya First Deputy Editor-in-Chief RT Russia

Donald Clarke CEO Lucky Bean South Africa

Nicolas Auboyneau Head, Culture France 2 - France Televisions France

Arne Birkenstock Producer/Director/CEO Fruitmarket Germany

Ewan Burnett CEO Burberry Productions Australia

Marcello Coltro SVP, Marketing, Digital & Creative NBCUniversal Media, LLC USA

Patricia Aulitzky Actress Austria

Daniel Birman Ripstein General Manager Alameda Films Mexico

Sara Cabras Programming & Co-Production RAI Italy

Tim Connors SVP, Operations & Business Affairs Activision Blizzard Studios USA

Andrey Blagodyrenko Producer Profilm Russia

Coty Cagliolo Managing Director FremantleMedia Latin America Mexico

Alexander Coridass President & CEO ZDF Enterprises GmbH Germany

Christiane Blum Head, Program Planning & Editorial Department Romance TV GmbH & Co. KG Germany

Contardo Calligaris Showrunner Brazil

Ivan Cotroneo Writer/Director Italy

Marcela Campos SVP, Development 360 Powwow Argentina

Marco Trigo Coureiro Director/Writer Mirabogante Prod.

Brazil

Raul Campos Delgado CEO/Executive Producer BluePrint Mexico

Monica Cristofaro (Albuquerque) Head, Artistic & Portfolio Development TV Globo Brazil

Mariana Cano Fuentes Programming Manager Discovery Networks Mexico

Anna Croneman Head, Drama Sveriges Television (SVT) Sweden

Manolo Cardona Actor/Producer 11:11 Films & TV Mexico

Alvaro Cueva Critic Milenio Mexico

Werner Boote Filmmaker Austria

Gillian Carr Managing Director Moody Street Kids Australia

Sebastian Cyrulnik General Manager Kapow S.A Argentina

Philip Borbely CEO MMC Studios Cologne GmbH Germany

Michael Andrew Carrington Head, Children’s Content ABC-TV Australia

Ying Dai General Manager iQiyi PR China

Federico Bosch VP, Digital Content, National Geographic Partners Fox Networks Group Latin America Argentina

Thierry Cassuto CEO Both Worlds South Africa

Caterina d’Amico Dean Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia Italy

Mauro Castillejos President MC Agency Talent USA

Zivit Davidovitch VP, Content & Production Channel 10 Israel

Casey Chant Head, Programming HK Television Entertainment Co. Ltd Hong Kong, China

Roberto H. D’Avila CEO Moonshot Pictures Brazil

Byung Gil Choi Deputy Director/Producer MBC South Korea

Rachel Davis Producer Matchbox Pictures Australia

Hon Leung Chung Actor Cornucopia Company PR China

Sam Davis CEO Rowboat Film & Television Germany

Dmitry Babich Columnist & Commentator Sputnik International Russia Yuri Baburov Program Director PtVR Russia Federico Badía Director & Producer Astrolab Motion Argentina John Baghdassarian VP, Content Acquisition Olympusat USA Christiane Balthasar Director Germany Andrea Barata Ribeiro CEO O2 Filmes Brazil Simon Barrette Director Canada Andrea Basilio Head, Children & Youth Department RTP Portugal Tobias Baumann Director/Producer/MD Brainpool Pictures Germany Micky Beisenherz Scriptwriter Germany Paula Belchior Manager, Original Production HBO Latin America Brazil

Shuang Bo TV Cooperation Center, Senior Director iQiyi PR China Allen Bohbot Managing Director 41 Entertainment USA Daria Bondarenko Deputy Head, Acquisitions CTC Media Russia Leonie Bongartz Writer Germany

Shy Brameli CEO Createit Studio Israel

Christina Bentlage Head, Film Fund Film und Medienstiftung NRW Germany

Jana Brandt Head, TV Fiction & Children’s Programming MDR Germany

Piv Bernth Head, Drama DR, Danish Broadcasting Denmark

Marc Brasse Head, History NDR Germany

Vera Bertram Producer Broadview TV Germany

Nikolaus Brender Editor in Chief at Large ZDF Germany

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Silvio de Abreu Director, Drama Department Globo Brazil

Erika Edman Executive Producer Warner Bros.

Sweden

Eliane Ferreira Content & Business Director Mixer Production Brazil

Franz Fuchs Commissioning Editor ORF Austria

Liliana de Castro Showrunner USA

Urs Egger Director Germany

Carola Ferstl Senior Editor n-tv television Germany

Helge Fuhst Deputy Managing Director Phoenix Public TV Germany

Alejandra de Palomera CEO Palomera Group USA

Karin Egle Head, Content, ONE WDR Germany

Ditte Feuk Executive Producer SVT Sweden

Benno Fürmann Actor Germany

Stacia Philips Deshishku Deputy Bureau Chief ABC News USA

Simone Emmelius SVP, ZDFneo ZDF Germany

Jan Diepers Executive Producer 4Screens Germany

Arild Erikstad Executive Producer/Editor NRK Norway

Michael Dietz Journalist WDR Germany

Abed Fahed Actor UAE

Luc Dionne Writer/Producer Canada Walter Doehner Director, TV & Film Mexico Marina Donati VP, Development & Production Fox Networks Group Argentina Nell Donovan VP, News Sales CBS Studios International USA

Zuzanna Falzmann Chief U.S. Correspondent TVP Poland Wolfgang Fandrich Head, International Affairs & Content Innovation Management WDR/ARD Germany Xiao Li Fang Actor PR China Jacopo Fantastichini CEO Samarcanda Film Italy

Peter Dreckmann Head, Entertainment MDR Germany

Leonardo Fasoli Writer Italy

Efrat Dror CEO United-Studios of Israel Israel

Kim Fatheuer Producer Rowboat Film- und Fernsehproduktion Germany

William Dunlop President & CEO Eurovision Americas, Inc. USA

Tobias Feilen Head, Music & Theatre ZDF Germany

Gai Dunlop CEO Festcom International Pty Ltd Australia

Wolfgang Feindt Head, International Co-Production ZDF Germany

Balázs Eckhardt Art Director Kecskemet TV Hungary

Wilson Feitosa CEO Europa Filmes Brazil

Leonardo Edde Producer Urca Filmes Brazil

Pablo Fendrik Director/Filmmaker Argentina Jun Feng CEO Captain Culture PR China

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Christoph Fey Managing Director Entertainment Master Class Germany Paul Field Managing Director & Producer The Wiggles Australia Luiz Filipe Figueira Content & Programming Senior Executive Globosat Brazil Daniel Fill CEO Chocolate Liberation Front Australia Maria Finkelshtein Head, Network 24-Doc TV Channel Russia Stefanie Fischer Head, Content WDR mediagroup GmbH Germany Claudia Foghini Executive Vice President, Talent Management Telemundo Network USA Mani Fok CEO, Emperor (Beijing) Emperor Entertainment (HK) Ltd. Hong Kong, China Brendan Foley Writer/Producer/Director Film Foley United Kingdom Tony Forrest Independent Producer Australia Liselott Forsman Executive Producer YLE Finland Milan Fridrich Program Director Czech Television Czech Republic Leona Frommelt Commissioning Editor WDR Germany

Joaquín Furriel Actor Argentina Maria Furtwängler Actress/Producer Atalante Film Germany Hideki Furutani Producer/Commissioning Editor/ Sales Manager WOWOW Inc Japan David Futrowsky Producer/Coverage Editor Voice of America USA Irakly Gachechiladze Deputy Editor-in-Chief RT Russia Ana Gambaccini Director Television.com.ar Argentina Thomas Gammeltoft CEO Copenhagen Film Fund Denmark Yalin Gao Director & Actor Joyhill Media Culture Co. Ltd. PR China Chris Geletneky Writer/Producer HPR BiLD & Ton Germany Claudia Gerlach-Benz Commissioning Editor SWR Germany Carlos Gerstenhauer Head, Production & Acquisition Bayerischer Rundfunk Germany Carl Gierstorfer Director/Camera Germany Zoé Gilbert-Crabtree Senior Programming Director Bell Media Canada

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François Gingras Director Canada maxim Glikin Deputy Editor-in-Chief TV Rain Russia Cellin Gluck Director Protean Image Group USA Jane Gogan Head, Drama RTE Ireland richard Goldsmith President & CEO Cyber Group Studios USA USA Caterina Gonnelli-linden Director, Acquisitions & Co-Productions, Disney Channels EMEA The Walt Disney Company France natalija Gorščak Deputy Director, TV RTV Slovenia Slovenia arwa Gouda Actress Egypt alan Greenspan TV/Film Producer 6 Degree Media United Kingdom Helen Gregory Creative Director Pinewood Television United Kingdom Jacob Groll Writer Austria olaf Grunert Head, Fiction ZDF/ARTE Germany

J. P. rumle Hammerich Film Director Elliot Production Denmark

mayu Hirano Executive Producer Temjin Co. Ltd Japan

akhumzi Jezile Producer/Director Urban Brew Studios South Africa

lila Hannou Head, Children’s Programs M6 Metropole Television France

Georg Hirschberg CEO Prime Productions Germany

Daoquing Ji Director Jetsen Group PR China

morten Skov Hansen Head, Kids Channels DR Denmark

Christian Hodell Talent Agent Hamilton Hodell United Kingdom

Cai Jian Chairman of the Board Shanghai Shangxiang Entertainment Group Xo. Ltd PR China

Wolfgang Hantke Executive Producer Ziegler Film Germany

edward Horasz Director, Content Netflix USA

reiko Hara Director Fuji Television Network, Inc Japan

Sherry Hormann Director Germany

Kana Harada Actress JFCT Japan tal Harary Director/Showrunner Israel Daniel Harrich Writer/Director/Producer Diwafilm GmbH Germany manfred Hattendorf Head, Drama Suedwestrundfunk SWR Germany manfred Haus-Pflüger Co-CEO Bavaria Fernsehproduktion Germany Claire Heinrich Head, Acquisitions, Youth Programs France Televisions France Bernd Hellthaler Board Member Euroarts LLC Germany

Zhi Xin Gu Actor Beijing People’s Art Theater PR China

Johanna natalia Helman Executive Producer Mexico

tao Guo CEO Hertz Culture PR China

Gebhard Henke Head, Drama/Fiction West German TV (WDR) Germany

Stefan Hafner Scriptwriter Austria

Klaus Henning Senior Vice President, Program Planning ProSiebenSat.1 Germany

Irene Hamberger Director, Programming, Television The Walt Disney Company (Japan) Ltd. Japan

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Patricia Hidalgo reina Chief Content Officer, Turner, EMEA Turner International United Kingdom

Hai Bo Huang Actor Xitian Pictures PR China Jane Hudson Drama Commissioner ITV United Kingdom Hermine Huntgeburth Director Germany Patrick Irwin Executive Producer 87 Films Ltd. United Kingdom alexandra Irwin Managing Director/Agent Markham Froggatt Irwin Ltd. United Kingdom

yang Jiao CEO Chin Empire PR China Gudrun Jonasdottir Head, Program Acquisition RUV Icelandic National Broadcasting Service Iceland alexey Kaklyugin Main Editor 360 TV Channel Russia tina Kandelaki General Producer, Match TV NCT Russia Bruce Kane Company Director Bes Animation Australia Julie Kane-ritsch Talent Manager The Gotham Group, LLC USA

mona Iskander Producer USA

Ingrid Kasper Television Producer United Nations, UNTV USA

maria Ivanova Cinema Producer Buta Films Russia

yusuke Kato Drama Director Fuji Television Network, Inc. Japan

maarten Janssen Channel Manager, Ketnet VRT Belgium

Kohei Kawabata Producer PAONETWORK Inc Japan

Bernhard Jasper Director/DOP Germany

Carolin Kebekus Comedian/Actress Germany

astrid Jelstrup Acquisition Executive, Documentary & Factual DR - Danish Broadcasting Corporation Denmark

Jim Keeble Screenwriter/Producer 87 Films United Kingdom

Katharina Jeschke Secretary General IMZ Austria

elizabeth Kilgarriff Senior Commissioning Editor BBC Drama United Kingdom yung-do Kim Chief Producer KBS (Korea Broadcasting System) South Korea

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Daejin Kim Director MBC South Korea

Alexandra Kosterina Editor-in-Chief NTV Broadcasting Company Russia

Hiroshi Kimura Drama Producer Fuji Television Network, Inc Japan

Sabine Kreft Head, Communications Super RTL Germany

Lindy King Chairman|Agent United Agents United Kingdom

Saskia Krijnen Program Advisor (Youth) RTS - Radio Television Suisse Switzerland

Miyuki Kinoshita Head, Sales BBC Worldwide Japan Ltd. Japan

Jutta Krug Commissioning Editor WDR Germany

Tarmo Kivikallio Head, International Program Acquisitions Yle Finland

Elmar Kruse Managing Director C Major Entertainment Germany

Nina Klamroth Commissioning Editor WDR Germany

Klaus Kunde-Neimöth Program Manager SWR Germany

Rinat Klein CEO, Sluzki, Channel 8, 7 Channel Sluzki Communication Israel

Kaku Kuo Head, Japanese Channel Videoland, Inc. Taiwan, China

Alexandra Kling Director, Programming & On Air The History Channel Germany GmbH & Co. KG Germany

Hernan Kweller General Manager Kuarzo Entertainment Argentina

Yasuko Kobayashi Senior Producer NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) Japan Norbert Köbli Screenwriter Filmcsillag Hungary Antoinette Koering (ex-Spielmann) Commissioning Editor ARTE G.E.I.E. France Ivar Kohn Head, Drama NRK Norway Svetlana Kolosova Head, Documentary Films Dept.

Channel One Russia Russia Michael Kolz Deputy Head, Programs ZDF/Phoenix Germany Mariano Kon Media Executive MKMC/Independent Argentina Stefan Kornatz Director Funke & Stertz Medien Agenten Germany

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Yann Labasque Head, Kids Programs TFI France Tamás Lajos Producer Film Positive Productions Hungary Aladár Laklóth Actor Theater Madach Hungary Yuk Fan Lam Director Flame Production Hong Kong, China Jean-Baptiste Lamotte Head, Kids 6-12, Animation France Televisions France Jarmo Lampela Head, Drama YLEisradio Finland Virginie Landru Head, Youth TV5 Monde France Carolina Leconte VP, Creative Sony Pictures - Teleset Mexico

Charles Lei CEO Thunder Communications International PR China Song Leng General Secretary China Social Academy World Media Research Center PR China Jimmy Leroy VP, Content, Brasil Nickelodeon Brazil Brigitte Léveillé Content Manager, Dramatic TV Series & Feature Length Films Radio-Canada Canada

Silvestre Lopez Portillo Film Critic/Writer/Journalist Radioformula, TVUDLAP Mexico Leticia López-Margalli Writer Mexico Gustavo Loza Director/Writer/Producer Adicta Films Mexico Alejandro Lozano Film Director Lemon Studios Mexico Joanne Lurie Head, Creative Urban Brew Studios South Africa

Xun Yu Li GM, R&D Department SH Croton Culture Co., Ltd PR China

Andreas Lust Actor Austria

Xiao Li Writer PR China

Su Ma Actress Piao Liang Fai Fan Studio PR China

Lu Li Director PR China Jie Lian Chairman Perfect World Pictures PR China Klaus Lintschinger Head, Features ORF - Austrian Broacasting Austria Martina Liskova Program Director Markiza Group (CME) Markiza-Slovakia spol.sr.o.

Slovakia Xin Liu Director Huala Bai Na PR China Jia Liu Actress PR China

Jose Machado Chief Networking Officer International TV Professionals Portugal Eduardo Madeira Actor, DDT RTP Portugal Brenda Maffuchi Head, Acquisition & Property Development De Agostini Editore Italy Mayssa Maghrebi Actor/Producer Media Group UAE Kim Magnusson Producer/CEO M&M Productions Denmark Heike Makatsch Actress Germany

Arne Lohmann Vice President ZDF Enterprises Germany

Gustavo Malajovich Screenwriter Argentina

Dominique Lombardi Documentary Buyer RSI - Radiotelevisione Svizzera Switzerland

Arkadi Mamontov Reporter Russia-1 Russia

Sally Long-Innes Agent Independent Talent Group United Kingdom

Gabriella Mancini Screenwriter Conspiricao Filmes (RJ) Brazil

Anna Loos-Liefers Actress Germany

Peter Maniura Head, Digital Development, BBC Arts BBC TV United Kingdom

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Ronnie Manor Producer Maagalot Productions Ltd Israel David Manson President Sarabande Productions USA Wei Ming Mao Director PR China Adnan Maral Actor/Producer Yalla Productions GmbH Germany Ozge Bulut Marasli Executive Vice President, International & Corporate Strategy Dogan Broadcasting Turkey Omri Marcus CEO TCGP LLC Israel Manuel Marques Actor Portugal Roberto Martha Executive Producer/Producer Scriptonita Films Brazil Perla Martinez Legorreta Producer Mystic Entertainment Mexico Salvador Martinha Comedian Portugal Stefan Mathieu CEO Kobalt Prod. GmbH Germany Jacob Matschenz Actor Germany Juergen Maurer Actor Austria Ntokozo Mbuli Executive Producer Clive Morris Productions South Africa Andres Mendoza VP, Program Scheduling & Acquisitions Univision Communications USA Qing Feng Meng General Manager/Producer Omnijoi Media Corporation (Beijing) / YiangSu Broadcasting PR China

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Carlos Mesber Creative Producer/Executive Producer/Co-Founder High Hill Entertainment USA Ulrich Meyer First Editor META Productions GmbH Germany Daniela Mignani Director, Pay TV Channel (GNT, VIVA, +GSAT) Globosat Brazil Ferenc Mikulás Managing Director Kecskemetfilm Ltd. Hungary Monika Mikusova Program Buyer Radio and Television of Slovakia Slovakia Luca Milano Director RAI Ragazzi RAI Italy Lucia Milazzotto Director MIA|Mercato Internazionale Audivisivo Italy Karen K. Miller Vice President, Acquisitions, Co-Productions & Worldwide Content Strategy The Walt Disney Company USA

Marc Müller-Kaldenberg Producer/CEO Zieglerfilm Baden-Baden Germany

Mitsuru Oda Senior Vice President Warner Bros. Japan LLC Japan

Atsushi Murayami Chief Producer NHK Japan

Bernadette O’Mahony Head, Production & Development Australian Children’s Television Foundation Australia

Anna Nagler Development Executive Poland

Daniela Paasch Executive Producer Canal Once Mexico

Yoko Narahashi Director United Performers’ Studio Japan Francesco Nardella Deputy Director, RAI Fiction RAI Italy Bernhard Natschläger Commissioning Editor/Producer ORF Austria Selina Nederhand VP, Sales & Distribution Sony Pictures Television USA Dirk Neuhoff Head, Documentaries NDR Germany Amos Neumann COO Armoza Formats Israel

Joshua Mintz Deputy to the President TV Azteca Mexico

Violetta Nichkova Director General Paradocs Media Russia

Yoram Mokady VP, Content HOT Israel

Per Nielsen Head, Development, Scandinavia SF Studios Denmark

Ana Maria Moretzsohn Scriptwriter/Showrunner Pluma de Lume Produções Artisticas Brazil

Lars Erik Nielsen Acquisitions Executive TV2 Denmark Denmark

Denis Morlière Producer/Distributor Telmondis Distribution France

Markus Nievelstein CEO Arte Deutschland TV GmbH Germany

Tomas Motl Executive Director, ČT Art Czech Television Czech Republic

Luiz Alberto Ribeiro Noronha Producer/Writer A Fabrica Brazil

Saba Mubarak Founder/Actress/Producer Pan East Media Jordan

Eugenia Nuñez Programming Director AMC Networks International Iberia Spain

Brigitta Mühlenbeck Head, Family & Children WDR Germany

Helena Nylander Acquisition Executive SVT Sweden

Beata Pacak Programming Editor/Film Buyer Telewizja Polska Poland Diego Palacio Chief Creative Officer Storylab Argentina Argentina Edna Palatnik Manager, Drama Development TV Globo Brazil Hanne Palmquist VP & Commissioning Editor, Original Programming HBO Nordic Denmark Yue Pan Director PR China Stephane Pasquier-Miyazaki Director, Programs & Creative Kids’ Channels Turner France Coralie Pastor Head, 360°, Youth Department OUFtivi RTBF Belgium Franz Patay Legal Counsel IMZ Austria Christiane Paul Actress Germany André Pellenz TV/Film Director Brazil Diana (Dan) Peng Director Beijing Diana Peng Century Culture Co. Ltd. PR China Luis Peraza President, Networks HBO Latin America USA Jorge Peregrino Distributor/Producer Arpoador Audiovisual Brazil

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mariana eugenia Perez SVP, Development & Production Fox Networks Group Argentina Vladimir Pérez VP, Content Development & Executive Producer Cisneros Media USA Carlos Perez osorio Director Scopio Mexico Caitriona Perry Washington Correspondent RTE USA Giuseppe Piccioni Director Italy martin Pieper Head, Department, ARTE ZDF Germany Sebastien Pigeon Executive Producer Aetios Productions Canada annemarie Pilgram Creative Producer Graf Filmproduktion Austria theresa Plummer-andrews TV Consultant Plum Trees TV Ltd United Kingdom

Jose raposo Actor Portugal Jan rasmus Head, EXTRA—Investigative Journalism & Documentaries RTL Television michael C.J. rens Commissioning Editor, Documentary ZDF Germany

elias Saez CEO Rudamacho Argentina

armin Schnell EVP, Sales & Acquisition Your Family Entertainment Germany

lindsay Salt Head, Development, Sky Drama Sky United Kingdom

maria Schrader Actress/Director Germany

Hazem Samir Farid Actor Egypt

Gaby Schramm Programmer/Buyer BR Germany

Gabriel ripstein Filmmaker Mexico

Sophie Sandoval Scoggins Head, Distribution BluePrint Mexico

Hedwig Schreck Producer TV Asahi Corporation Japan

nico roden Director, Sales & Production MMC Studios Köln GmbH Germany

Carlos Santos Actor/Director USA

Constantin Schreiber Anchor ARD/NDR Germany

João Paulo rodrigues TV Host/Actor/Comedian Sic-TV Portugal

David Schalko Director Superfilm Austria

Jannik Schuemann Actor Germany

tone C. rønning Executive Producer NRK Norway

marcos Schechtman Director Brazil

Jon Georg Schülte Director/Actor Germany

nikolaj Scherfig Screenwriter Danish Writers Guild Denmark

Carina Schulze Executive Producer/Writer Chatrone Brazil

nadav Schirman Director A-List-Films Germany

Sander Schwartz Producer Sandman Film & TV USA

antje Schlag Owner Schlag Agency Germany

Sarah-elena Schwerzmann Commissioning Editor ARTE G.E.I.E. France

Bertel Kaare Schmidt Acquisitions Executive DR Danish Broadcasting Corp Denmark

Kyoko Sekine Senior Manager, Content Acquisition HJ Holdings, Inc. Japan

Claude Schmit CEO Super RTL Germany

alejandra Serna VP, Production Management & Services Telemundo Studios USA

Christoph Schneider Managing Director Amazon Prime Video Germany Germany

Hanno Settele Senior Editor ORF Austrian Radio & TV Austria

Stefan Schneider Managing Director Gruppe 5 Filmproduktion Germany

elham Shahin Shahin Film for Production Egypt

antony root EVP, Original Programming & Production HBO Europe United Kingdom Peter rosberg Head, Publishing, Scheduling & Acquisition DR Denmark

Irene Pothecary Huse Acquisitions Executive NRK Norway

Julian rousso President Anima Films Argentina

Jesse Prupas TV Producer Muse Entertainment Canada

Billy rovzar CEO Lemon Studios Mexico

michael Prupas CEO Muse Entertainment Enterprises Canada

Fernando rovzar Director/Chief Creative Officer Lemon Studios Mexico

lan Qin Actress PR China

Ieva rozentale Head, Culture Latvian Television Latvia

tomas radoor Head, Drama Nordisk Film Denmark

maria rueff Actress Portugal

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Irmela Schneider University Professor University of Cologne Germany

roberto ríos Corporate VP, Original Production HBO Latin America USA

michal Pokorny Producer MIA Film s.r.o.

Czech Republic

moustafa radwan Producer Al Jazeera Documentary Channel Qatar

michaela Sabolčáková Program Editor & Buyer RTVS (Rozhlas a Televizia Slovenska) Slovakia

rina (Sarina) Sa Actress PR China

norbert Schneider Former CEO TV-Authority NRW Germany

Qays Sheikh najib Actor Syria Keiko Shutou Senior Director NHK Japan Broadcasting Corporation Japan

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Judith Siboni Actress/Author France Tina Sicker Commissioning Editor KiKA Germany Christian Sievers Evening News Anchor ZDF German Television Germany Claudia Simionescu TV Editor Bayerischer Rundfunk Germany Pierre Sissmann Chairman & CEO Cyber Group Studios France Raul Slonimsky Artistic & Production Director Kuarzo Entertainment Argentina Sandra Smester TV Media Executive USA Daniel Solnicki EVP, Business Operations NBCU Dreamworks USA Vladimir Solovyev Chief, Documentary Program Department Russia-1 Russia Tara Sorensen Head, Kids’ Programming Amazon Studios USA Géraldine Soto Head, Acquisitions, Kids’ Department Canal+ France Cristiana Sousa Cruz Bureau Chief TV Globo USA Colin South Producer Media World Pictures Australia Michael Souvignier Producer Zeitsprung Pictures GmbH Germany Helfried Spitra Vice-Director, Programs WDR Germany Jorge Stamadianos SVP, Development Fox Networks Group Argentina

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Nathalie St-Amand Content Manager, Dramatic TV Series & Feature-Length Film Radio-Canada Canada Marketa Stinglova Head, International Co-Productions Czech Television Czech Republic Alejandro Stoessel Director/Producer Argentina Achim Strack Funding Consultant Film- und Medienstiftung NRW Germany David Studer Director, Journalistic Standards & Practices Canadian Broadcasting Corp Canada Fernando Sugueno Content Director Discovery Networks Mexico Rosane Svartman Director/Head Writer TV Globo / Raccord Productions Brazil Tom Synnatzschke Executive Producer NDR Naturfilm / Doclights Germany Paula Taborda Dos Guaranys Head, Content & Programming Gloob / Globosat Programadora Brazil Daryl Talbot CEO WTFN Australia Harry Tanaka GM, Media Distribution Disney Japan Benjamin Ternynck Producer Kwanza France Andrew Thomas Senior Manager, Content Acquisition Hulu USA Ge Tian Director/Producer Beijing TV Station PR China Fu Tie Producer PR China Diego Topa Actor/Producer T-Realizaciones Argentina

Dori Toribio U.S. Correspondent Mediaset Spain—Cuatro TV Spain

Patricia Vasapollo Head, Children’s & Family Programming HR / ARD Germany

Martin Traxl Head, Culture Department ORF Austria

Éva Vass Channel Director MTVA Hungary

Danielle Trottier Writer Canada

Luis Vidal Executive Producer Hungry Man Brazil

Michel Trudeau Producer Aetios Productions Canada

Daniela Vieira Senior Content Executive Daniela Vieira - Content Intelligence Brazil

Tiivi Tüür Program Buyer Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR) Estonia

Maria Vieira Actress Portugal

Atsushi Uchino Executive Producer WOWOW Inc. Japan

Lucas Vivo Director Navajo Films Argentina

Yo Umezaki Producer TV Tokyo Japan

Oliver Vogel Executive Vice President, Programming Bavaria Fernsehproduktion Germany

Rui Unas Actor Portugal

Stefanie von Ehrenstein Head, Children’s & Family Department/ Executive Producer SWR / ARD Germany

Ana Celia Urquidi Director, Strategic Development & Talent TV Azteca Mexico Maria Elena Useche President High Hill Entertainment USA Gabriela Valentán Executive Producer Fox Telemexico Mexico Gabriel Valenzuela Actor USA Pim Van Collem CEO Dutch Features The Netherlands Hendrik (Henk) van der Meulen Vice President IMZ Austria Wilna Van Schalkwyk Head, Television Okuhle Media South Africa Aurelio Valcárcel Carroll Head, Fiction Imagen Television Mexico

Tita von Hardenberg TV Producer Kobalt Productions Germany Sandra von Ruffin Actress Agency Studlas Germany Victoria Vorontsova Head, RT Spanish RT Russia Aurélie Wack Programs & Acquisitions Senior Executive Turner France Lisa Wagner Actress Germany Elie Wahba SVP, 20th Century Fox International TV Distribution Fox Film do Brasil Brazil Elke Walthelm EVP, Content Sky Deutschland Germany Patrick Walton Producer Shootaway Productions South Africa

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Peng Ju Wang Vice-Chairman CTPIA PR China

Melissa Wolfe Kids’ Programming Executive Amazon USA

Cora Yim SVP, Head, Chinese Entertainment Fox Networks Group Hong Kong, China

Vusi Zion Producer Vusion Media South Africa

Jin Wang TV Series Planner Datang Brilliant Media Co. Ltd PR China

Susanne Wolff Actress Germany

Hisayo Yoshida Manager, Research & Development Nippon Television Network Corporation Japan

Dennenesch Zoudé Actress Germany

Leiquing Wang Director, Drama Center SMG (Shangai Media Group) PR China Weiping Wang Director Zheijiang Satellite TV PR China Liyun Wang Actress PR China

Aleksandra Wozniak Actress Poland Neng Xiang Associate Professor Beijing Film Academy PR China Leon (Yongliang) Xiao CEO CBI Media PR China

Yue Xian Yu Actress PR China Chunyu Yuan General Manager Datang Brilliant Media Co., Ltd PR China Andrea Zaras Head, Acquisitions MTVA Hungary

Thomas Weingartner Scriptwriter Austria

Cheng Xiong Chairman Beijing CTV Splendid TV & Film Corporation PR China

Heng Zhang General Manager, TV Drama Center Beijing TV PR China

Fayez Weiss Al Sabbagh President Spacetoon TV UAE

Di Xu Actress PR China

Bi Zhen Zhang CEO Blue Sky Media PR China

Eric Welbers CEO ndF Germany

Ekaterina Yakovleva Head, RT Documentary RT Russia

Niva Westlin Dahl Executive Producer, Drama Bonnier Broadcasting / TV4 / C More Sweden

Congkuan (Conghua) Yan Executive Producer, Producer Zhejiang Jianguang Film & TV Production PR China

Xiaolong Zhang Actor PR China

Peter Widlok Press Officer Media Authority of North RhineWestphalia Germany

Danchen Yan Actress PR China

Ning Yu Zhao Professor/Producer/Actor Beijing Film Academy PR China

Daniel Wiedemann Managing Editor Globo USA Christian Wikander Director, Co-Production Pinewood Television United Kingdom Lily Williams Agent Curtis Brown Group Ltd United Kingdom James (Jim) Williamson Executive Producer Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Canada Solveig Willkommen Program Manager ProSiebenSat.1 Germany Marion Winter Senior Manager, Program Acquisitions & Co-Productions RTL Disney Fernsehen GmbH & Co. KG / Super RTL Germany

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Xiao Feng Yao Director Beijing Film Academy PR China Takao Yaoi Senior Manager R&D Nippon TV Japan Asser Yassin Actor Egypt Mark Yates Senior Producer Swiss Broadcasting USA Andy Yeatman Director, Global Kids Content Netflix USA Wu Yi President Tianyi Media PR China Kai Yi Deputy Director China TV Arts Commission SARFT PR China

Yongchen Zhang Writer Pai Le Film Company PR China

Qiongfang Zhao President Neutralization Media PR China Wei Long Zheng Chairman Blue Sky Media PR China Xuemei Zhuang Director, CCTV Comic & Animation Channel CCTV PR China Cooky Ziesche Head, Film Department rbb Germany Leonardo Zimbrón Producer Traziende Films Mexico José Zimmerman International Television Specialist Brazil

2017 FINAL ROUND JURORS Philipp Abresch Bureau Chief & Correspondent ARD German Television Singapore Alexander Akopov General Director Cosmos Studio Russia Nashwa Ali Al Ruwaini CEO Pyramedia UAE Eleonora Andreatta Director RAI Fiction RAI Italy Ai Ling (Irene) Ang Founder/CEO FLY Entertainment Pte Ltd Singapore Alessandro Angulo Director Laberinto Producciones Colombia Samanta Artal Susskand Operations Manager Kuarzo Chile Andres Badra CEO Latina TV Peru Andres Baiz Film & TV Director/Producer Colombia Luis Balaguer CEO & Founder Latin World Entertainment USA Alex Balassa Producer Blindspot Mexico Roxanne Barcelona Vice President GMA Worldwide, Inc. The Philippines Carlos Bardasano SVP, Original Content Univision Communications Inc. USA John Barnett CEO Endeavour Ventures Ltd New Zealand

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Fadi Ismail Director, Group Drama (Production & Distribution) 03 Productions / MBC Group UAE

Rola Bauer Partner/Managing Director STUDIOCANAL TV Germany

Claude Chelli Producer Capa Drama France

Roberta Durrant Creative Producer Penguin Films South Africa

Luca Bernabei CEO Lux Vide SpA Italy

Tina Cleary Casting Director The Casting Company New Zealand

Susan Ennis EVP, Program Strategy & Planning HBO USA

Loïck Berrou Director, Magazines & Reports France 24 France

Beatrice Cox-Riesenfelder Managing Director ORF-Enterprise GmbH & Co KG Austria

Susan Farkas Journalism Professor CUNY Graduate School of Journalism USA

Jonathan Blum Kurtz President Cisneros Media USA

Pablo Andres Culell Director, Production & Content Underground Producciones Argentina

Cynthia Fenneman President & CEO American Public Television USA

Jordi Bosch President Endemol Shine Iberia Spain

Michelle Daly Senior Director, Comedy Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Canada

Luis Fernandez Executive Vice President of Network News Telemundo, a division of NBCU USA

Ildiko Kemény Producer Pioneer Pictures Hungary

Miguel Brailovsky SVP, Programming & Production A+E Networks Latin America Argentina

Pedro Damian Executive Producer Televisa Mexico

Jay Firestone President Prodigy Pictures Canada

Jeong Joong Kim Director, Acquisition/Chief Producer KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) South Korea

Sherwin Bryce-Pease Correspondent & Bureau Chief (UN/USA) South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC NEWS) USA

Sebastian Darcyl President Darcyl Media Argentina

Paulo Bernardi Franco Head, Programming & Content Record TV Brazil

Kenji Kohno Bureau Chief NHK General Bureau for America USA

Angelos Frangopoulos CEO & Managing Director Record TV Brazil

Eduardo Lebrija SVP/General Manager, Mexico, Colombia, Central America & the Caribbean Viacom International Media Networks Mexico

Daniel Sandro Burman CEO Oficina Burman Argentina

Jaime De Aguirre Executive Director TVN National Television of Chile Chile

Hatice Tuba Büyüküstün Actress Turkey

Carlos de Elia News Director Arte Radiotelevisivo Argentino S.A. Argentina

Rory Callaghan CEO Screentime Australia & New Zealand Australia

Jennifer Dettman Executive Director, Unscripted Content Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Canada

Luis Calle VP Operations, News & Sports Caracol Television S.A. Colombia

Kristof D’haene Head, Production News, Sports & Current Affairs Medialaan (VTM NIEUWS) Belgium

Georges Campana President Breakout Films France Alberto Carullo Executive Director Big Bang Media Spain Peter Chalupa Head, Acquistions Markiza - Slovakia Slovakia Vikram Channa VP, Branded Content & Partnerships Discovery Networks Asia Pacific Singapore CheeK Founder/Creative & Content Chief A Plethora of Piñatas Singapore

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Paul Drago Director, Original Productions & Operations HBO Latin America USA Coréon Dú CEO Semba Comunicação Angola Samuel Duque President Fox Telecolombia / Estudios Telemexico Mexico Ozlem Durak Talent Manager Artistanbul Co. Turkey

Pablo Giles General Director Mulata Films Argentina John Gillespie Head, News & Current Affairs Television New Zealand New Zealand Michela Giorelli VP, Production & Development Discovery Networks USA Adnan Hamza Chairman & Owner ABC Marketing and Distribution FZ LLC UAE Kirsi Heikel Journalist YLE, Finnish Broadcasting Company Finland Genevieve Hofmeyr Executive Producer Moonlighting Films (Pty) Ltd South Africa Patrick Hörl Managing Director Autentic GmbH Germany Daisy Irani Creative Director & Founder HuM theatre & HuM Entertainment Singapore

Rick Kalowski Head, Comedy Australian Broadcasting Corporation Australia John Kastner President JS Kastner Productions Canada Tunde Kelani Filmmaker/Director Mainframe Productions Ltd Nigeria

Isaac Lee Chief Content Officer Univision USA Moonyeenn Lee Casting Director South Africa Jong Hyun Lee Executive Director Daegu MBC South Korea Sun Young Lee Executive Producer CJ E&M South Korea Blanca Lewin Actress Blancayradiante Spa Chile Leland Leigh Ling CEO LIC China PR China Mamiko Maekawa Senior Executive Director, International Dept.

Fuji Television, Inc Japan

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James Manos Jr. Writer/Producer James Manos Productions Inc. USA

Gaven Morris Director, News Australian Broadcasting Corporation Australia

Thomas Robins Producer/Director KHF Media Ltd New Zealand

Gijs van de Westelaken Producer Column Film The Netherlands

Alexander Marin EVP, International Distribution, Latin America & Canada Sony Pictures Television USA

Vyacheslav Murugov CEO CTC Media LLC Russia

Ann Robinson CEO & Casting Director Mullinars Casting Consultants Pty Ltd Australia

Claudio A. Villarruel President ONTV - Llorente-Villarruel Contenidos SA Argentina

Kazufumi Nagasawa Chief Content Officer HJ Holdings, Inc. Japan

Diego Rougier Director Picardia Films Chile

Rosy Ocampo Corporate Vice President, Content Televisa Mexico

David Royle Executive Vice President Smithsonian Channel USA

Michelle Wasserman SVP, International Business & Content Development Endemol Shine Latino—Kuarzo Entertainment Argentina

Robert Olsson Head, Current Affairs & Investigative Department SVT Sweden

Zongqin Ruan Director, International Operations Phoenix Satellite Television Co. Ltd Hong Kong, China

Louise McClelland Chief Creative Officer Okuhle Media South Africa Jo-anne McGowan Producer Stranger Than Fiction Films Pty Ltd Australia Jennifer McGuire General Manager & Editor in Chief, CBC News Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Canada Riaz Mehta CEO Imagine Group Entertainment Pte Ltd Singapore Karen Meiring Director, Kyknet Channels M-Net South Africa Stuart Menzies CEO December Media Australia Mapi Mhlangu Managing Director & Editor-in-Chief eNCA South Africa Lorenzo Mieli CEO FremantleMedia Italy Italy Laura Miñarro Director, Co-Production & Scripted Eccho Rights Sweden Victor Mirsky General Producer Film.UA Ukraine Jose Eduardo Moniz CEO JEM Media Consultancy Portugal John Morayniss Co-President, Film, Television & Digital Entertainment One USA Tony Morphett Screenwriter Morphett and Hunter P/L Australia

Lisette Osorio Vice President, International Sales Caracol Television USA

Jon Williams Managing Director, News & Current Affairs RTÉ Ireland Andrew Winter Managing Director Special Treats Distribution United Kingdom

Esra Ozaral Altop SVP, Entertainment Digiturk / beIN Media Group Turkey

Manisha Sharma Senior Executive Vice President & Programming Head, Colors Viacom18 Media Pvt Ltd India

Sylvain Parent Bedard President, Producer ComediHa! Canada

Nicola Shindler CEO/Executive Producer Red Production Company United Kingdom

Emelie Persson Commissioning Editor SVT Sweden

Jonathan Spink CEO Home Box Office Singapore

Bassem Youssef Political Satirist USA

Ingemar Persson Head, Documentaries SVT Sweden

Maria Cecilia Suarez Actress Mexico

Regina Ziegler Managing Director Ziegler Film GmbH & Co. KG Germany

Marc Porterfield Producer/Director Pie Hole Productions USA Surang Prempree Managing Director Chandra 25 Ltd Thailand Jawad Hamid Raja Chief Operating Officer/Director AVT Channels (Private) Limited Pakistan Christina Resar Head, Comedy NRK Norway Izabela Rieben Producer Drama/Commissioning Editor Radio Television Suisse (RTS) Switzerland Jean-Yves Robin CEO Robin & Co France

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Carlos Sedes Director Bambú Producciones Spain

Christina Wayne Executive Producer/CEO Assembly Entertainment USA

Nathalie Wogue Associate Director in Charge of TV Development & Acquisition Ascendo TV France Jeff Woolnough Director USA

Anders Tangen Producer Viafilm USA Larry Tanz Vice President, Content Acquisition Netflix USA Beate Thalberg Commissioning Editor ORF (Austrian Broadcasting Corporation) Austria João Tikhomiroff Founder/Partner & Director Mixer Films Brazil Willard Tressel General Manager, ONDirecTV DirecTV Latin America USA Allison Triegaardt Creative Director The Televisionaries South Africa

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Advertisers Index 21st Century Fox A+E Networks ABS-CBN Aetios

75 2 97

Liberty Global

10

Lionsgate

43

Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland

44

164

MIPTV

57, 135

AMC Networks

50

NATPE

147

Ay Yapim

121

NBC Universal

Bangkok Broadcasting & TV Co. Ltd

113

CBS Studios International

103

Cisneros Media

78

Deluxe Media

127

Disney Media Distribution

125

E&Y

136

Netflix

65, 119

NRW

83

Phoenix Satellite Television

71

RT America

Entertainment One Television

14

12, 13

Shaw Rocket Fund

58

Sofitel

157

Television Academy

139

The Lippin Group

131

Turner International

123

47, 105

ESPN

73

FKKS

153

Fox Networks Group

88

FremantleMedia Group

49

Fujisankei Communications Intl.

133

Global Agency

45

Globo

86

HBO

163

TV Azteca

81

TV Kids

61

TVFI

142

Univision Communications Inc.

107

Variety

151 55

HBO Latin America

98

WDR

Hearst

40

World Screen

160

Ihlas Yayin Holdings A.S.

111

WOWOW Inc

90

Japan Broadcasting Corporation / NHK

63

ZDF Enterprises GmbH

JCS International

114

Ziegler Film GmbH & Co. KG

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