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Actors Tom Weston-Jones and Franka Potente, of Cineflix series “Copper”.
Ivian Sarcos, Miss World 2011.
Deena Nicole Cortese and Vinny Guadagnino of MTV series Jersey Shore.
Tiffany Brouwer, Christine Donlon, Catherine Annette, Shani Pride, Catherine Annette and Nikki Griffin, from eOne series Femme Fatales.
Actor Jean Reno (centre) and show runner René Balcer, for series Le Grand, with Reed MIDEM’s Paul Zilk (left)
Writer Julian Fellowes and actors Celia Imrie, Geraldine Somerville and Glen Blackhall from ITV series Titanic.
Reed MIDEM’s Laurine Garaude, Anne de Kerckhove and Paul Zilk pose with the International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ Camille Bidermann-Roizen and Bruce Paisner.
Tonight’s event also saw the announcement of the winners of this year’s International Digital Emmy Awards, from the International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences:
Daniel Muli and Bridget Deacon from Well Told Story, creators of Shujaaz FM, won the first Digital Emmy Award for Kenya by triumphing in the Children & Young People category. It’s a multimedia project that aims to inspire people to improve their lives.
James Milward and Chris Harris collected the Fiction category award for Endgame Interactive, a transmedia project around the Showcase TV drama Endgame. It was a collaboration between Secret Location, Shaw Media and Thunderbird Films.
Steph Harris and Dan Jones won the Non-Fiction category for their work at Maverick Television on Live from The Clinic. Viewers of the Channel 4 series could apply through its website to be seen live over their webcams by the show’s doctors and medical specialists.
“This year’s winners have masterfully woven social media into the fabric of their programs, ” says Bruce L. Paisner, president & CEO of The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. “We congratulate them on their boundary-breaking.”
