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IBC SOCIAL IMPACT AND INNOVATION AWARDS WINNERS REVEALED BY JO RUDDOCK
fforts in the fields of inclusivity, extended reality and conservation have been recognised at this years ocial Impact and Innovation Awards. The winners were announced in an online ceremony on onday eptember and will collect their trophies at a live reception here at I on the evening of unday eptember. The awards programme has long been a cornerstone of I, said ichael rimp, I . haring knowledge and experience is at the heart of I, and the winners this year reflect that spirit of co- operation. They bring imaginative, innovative thinking to build better for the future. ongratulations to everyone involved. The I Award for ocial Impact was taken by thekwini ilmmakers Association for its activities to support a new generation of young talent, telling authentic outh African stories in their own languages. uch was the strength of nominations for the iversity and Inclusion Award, the udging panel elected to make two proects winners. reak the odes is a documentary from Iota Production and irector afia essas which tackles the gender imbalance in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics industries by following the experiences of four women as they progress in the guy sector. The ise p Academy is a initiative providing hands-on broadcast technology
workshops for young people in lower socio-economic and ethnically diverse communities. The I Award for nvironment and ustainability was won by riving nvironmental Awareness, the central goal of aterear. This interactive streaming platform uses the power of storytelling, supported by maor partners like ikon, to raise awareness and encourage involvement in green campaigns. The I Innovation Award for ontent istribution focuses on preserving content and artefacts for future generations. The s Imperial ar useums is providing secure, geographically dispersed digital storage for more than a million items.
The other two Innovation Awards both reflect the growing importance of virtual content and augmented reality in creating engaging and original content. ox Alternative ntertainment found a radical new approach to television talent shows in Alter go, in which the performers become avatars, live and in real time, and appear on stage in front of the udges and audience. The udging panel of international editors and commentators awarded it the I Innovation Award for ontent reation. The final award in the group is for ontent verywhere. In a closely fought contest, the winner was the dge- proect led by T port which opens up new ways of implementing augmented and mixed reality, whether it is kicking distances in the rugby stadium
Fox Alternative Entertainment won the Innovation Award for Content Creation for talent show Alter Ego, in which performers became avatars, live and in real time
or being able to view a boxing contest or a ballet dancer from any angle.
The advanced research behind dge- was also recognised with the award for the est Technical Paper in the I onference. The paper will be presented at on aturday in oom . The digital-first awards ceremony also showcased Infinite ourneys, a motion graphics proect initiated by design guru linton ones, better known as Pwnisher to his million-plus social media followers. In response to a lockdown challenge, artists responded with scenes to his template, representing a collective total of . years of work. The I Innovation Award panel gave him their udges Prie. onya hakarova of Playox eo and aniella eigner of inergy, supported by onsultant Phillip ovell, galvanised the industry and
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BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
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brought together more than contributors in upport for krainian edia Professionals. I recognised their efforts with a pecial Award. inally, the I International onour for xcellence, Is most important accolade, marked the th anniversary of the , which as radio station first went on air in ovember . Acknowledging the award, Tim avie, irector-eneral, said I am delighted that our centenary has been recognised this way, by I and by the industry. The is celebrating not by looking back, but forward. ur focus is on securing our success as a leading player in the global digital media market, ensuring public service broadcasting thrives in the future. The trophies will be presented to the IBC2022 Award winners at a reception in Room E102 on Sunday 11 September, starting at 18:00. All are welcome.
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