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Bastian Clevé
Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg of Ludwigsburg, Germany - Head of the Production Department and Professor.
Having been an award-winning short- and feature-film German filmmaker in the 70's, Bastian Clevé learned the craft of the producing trade in Los Angeles throughout the 80's. After having returned to Germany in the early 90's he designed and established the "production-studies" at the newly founded Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg training future television- and motion-picture- producers.
www.filmakademie.de
Franz Grabner
Österreichischer Rundfunk (ORF), Austrian broadcasting company - Head of the Art and Culture Documentaries Unit
www.orf.at
Bo-Erik Gyberg
Nyckelviksskolan (School of art, craft and design in Lidingö, Sweden) - Director.
School of art, craft and design founded in 1955, Nyckelviksskolan offers courses in art, crafts and design together with professional training courses for specialist craft tutors.
In the true tradition of Nordic design education, the school promotes artistic development with a focus on materials and techniques.
www.nyckelviksskolan.se
Jean-Claude Haller
Manager of the Strasbourg / Lower-Rhin CCI Training Center (Pôle Formation de la Chambre du commerce et d'industrie de Strasbourg / Bas-Rhin), Francewww.pole-formation-cci.org
Edward Hersh
Investigation Discovery - Senior Vice President, Strategic Planning.
Ed Hersh is a veteran cable executive, programming consultant and awardwinning producer with broad experience in investigation content.
With responsibility for creating the long-term content, production, acquisition, marketing and promotion strategy for the network, Ed Hersh works with the Investigation Discovery president and general manager Henry Schleiff, to evolve the Investigation Discovery brand; collaborate with the advertising sales and distribution teams to create new production models and content vehicles; and serve as a resource for the programming, production, and development teams on execution and storytelling.
Ed Hersh was previously chief creative officer of StoryCentric LLC, a company he founded to provide executive-level strategic and programming insight to content producers and networks.
Investigation Discovery (ID) is the source for fact-based investigative content about culture, history and the human condition. ID, the new authority in real investigations, is expanding partnerships with leading news organizations and production companies to bring the strongest analytic, factual investigative and current affairs programming to 54 million U.S. households. Providing the highest quality investigative programming focused on fascinating stories of human nature from the past to the present, Investigation Discovery’s in-depth documentaries and series challenge viewers on important issues shaping our culture and defining our world.
Ed Hersh is a veteran cable executive, programming consultant and awardwinning producer with broad experience in investigation content.
With responsibility for creating the long-term content, production, acquisition, marketing and promotion strategy for the network, Ed Hersh works with the Investigation Discovery president and general manager Henry Schleiff, to evolve the Investigation Discovery brand; collaborate with the advertising sales and distribution teams to create new production models and content vehicles; and serve as a resource for the programming, production, and development teams on execution and storytelling.
Ed Hersh was previously chief creative officer of StoryCentric LLC, a company he founded to provide executive-level strategic and programming insight to content producers and networks.
Investigation Discovery (ID) is the source for fact-based investigative content about culture, history and the human condition. ID, the new authority in real investigations, is expanding partnerships with leading news organizations and production companies to bring the strongest analytic, factual investigative and current affairs programming to 54 million U.S. households. Providing the highest quality investigative programming focused on fascinating stories of human nature from the past to the present, Investigation Discovery’s in-depth documentaries and series challenge viewers on important issues shaping our culture and defining our world.
www.investigation.discovery.com
Bert Janssens
Humanistische Omroep / HUMAN (Humanist Broadcasting Corporation, Netherlands) - CEO
www.human.nl
André Lange
European Audiovisual Observatory - Head of the Marketing & Financing department.Set up in December 1992, the European Audiovisual Observatory is the only centre of its kind to gather and circulate information on the audiovisual industry in Europe. The Observatory is a European public service body with 36 member States and the European Community, represented by the European Commission. It owes its origins to Audiovisual Eureka and operates within the legal framework of the Council of Europe. It works alongside a number of partner organisations, professional organisations from within the industry and a wide network of correspondents.
http://www.obs.coe.int
Michalis Lycoudis
Head of Media and Communications, TV Programmes coordinator, ERT, Greek public broadcaster.www.ert.gr
Hans Maas
Hogeschool Rotterdam (University of Applied Sciences) - Dean CMI (Institute for Communication, Media & Information technology)
After his Master degree 'Professional Education' (Educational Sciences/Pedagogics) Hans Maas started as developer and project manager of Computer Based Training. And then there was the internet... Hans managed an internetcompany and several interactive departments for NOB and Endemol. From 2002 to 2009 Hans was general manager of the Hilversum Media Academie, Netherlands; independent (not for profit) training Institute for Radio, Television and Crossmedia.
At this moment he is working at the Hogeschool Rotterdam (Netherlands)
Utta Tuttlies
Association of Commercial Television (ACT) - Head of Communications.
The Association of Commercial Television in Europe, ACT, represents the business interests of the commercial television sector at the EU institutions. The ACT was formed in July 1989. Its member companies are active in 34 European countries and encompass several business models, from free-to-air television broadcasters to multimedia groups and digital platform operators. Cumulatively, these companies offer many hundreds of television channels and are the leading source of entertainment and information to millions of European citizens.
www.acte.be
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