| Jury |
JuryThe juries of the European CIVIS Media Prize decide on the submitted programme and the selection of the prize-winners. The Chairperson and the composition of the independent juries of the CIVIS Media Prize are selected by the Board of Trustees of the CIVIS Media Foundation.The CIVIS Media Prize is awarded as a European radio and television prize for German-language programmes in the European Union and Switzerland. The European sponsorship prize "Young CIVIS Media Prize" will also be awarded". With the European CIVIS Online Prize, the European CIVIS Media Prize is offering an additional award for journalistically-presented webpages on the theme of integration and cultural diversity. Chairpersons of the jury 2010 are: Frank Elstner Presenter Chairman: European Television Jury Born in 1942 in Linz/Austria. Journalist, presenter and producer, practical training at the Badischen Neuesten Nachrichten. 1963 presenter at Radio Luxemburg. 1966 chief speaker at Radio Luxemburg. 1968 assistant director, 1970 deputy programme director. 1972 director of the German RTL radio programme. Television presenter of Fernsehlotterie, Spiel ohne Grenzen, Montagsmaler. 1981 conception and presentation of the ZDF show "Wetten, dass....?". 1982-1987 presenter of the ZDF Annual retrospective Menschen. Since 1987 also producer of the Nobel Prize winner series Die stillen Stars, Nase vorn, Aber Hallo - Die Frank Elstner Show and the quiz show Jeopardy. 2002 presentation of Verstehen Sie Spaß? in the ARD/Das Erste. Since 2003 presentation of the ARD show Einfach Millionär. Numerous awards: including 1976 and 1982 Golden Camera (HÖRZU), 1979 Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, Chevalier de l'Ordre de la Mérite du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg, 1981 Bambi (Bild und Funk), 1983 Silver Camera (HÖRZU), 1979 Platinum ROMY (ORF Television Prize) 1999 Golden Millennium Camera (HÖRZU). Since 2003 member of the Board of Trustees of CIVIS Medienstiftung for Integration and Cultural Diversity in Europe.  Miroslav Nemec Actor, interpreter, musician Chairman: German Television Jury born in 1954 in Zagreb/Croatia. Actor, interpreter, musician. Studied music majoring in classical piano, at the Mozarteum in Salzburg. Graduated as teacher of music. Then attended the acting academy in Zürich. Since 1977, among others worked at the theatres in Cologne and Essen, at the Opera House in Frankfurt am Main, at the Munich Volkstheater and at the Bavarian State Theatre in Munich. Numerous roles as TV actor, since 1990, among others, several times a year as Chief Inspector Ivo Batic in the ARD series "Tatort". 1994 foundation of the association "Hand in Hand e.V.", which supports war orphans from the former Yugoslavia. 1996 foundation of the Miro Nemec Band. 1997 Golden Lion as "best series actor" together with Udo Wachtveitl. 2001 Bavarian Television Prize with Udo Wachtveitl and director Vivian Naefe for the "Tatort" episode Kleine Diebe (Little Thieves). 2002 Adolf Grimme Prize for the "Tatort" episode Im freien Fall (In free fall) , together with Udo Wachtveitl, Alexander Adolph, Jobst Oetzmann and Silvia Koller. 2007 Brisant Brillant for social engagement.  Dr. Johannes Grotzky Radio Director of Bayerischer Rundfunk Chairman: European Radio Jury journalist, born in Hildesheim, studied Slavic philology, Balkan philology and history of East and South-east Europe in Munich and Zagreb. 1976 Promotion, 1977 press reader at Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR). 1983 radio correspondent in in ARD studio Moscow, 1989 head of ARD radio studio South-east Europe in Vienna. 1994 BR chief correspondent. 2000 senior head of department politics and current affairs and editor-in-chief of Bayerischer Rundfunk Radio. 2005-2006 Chairman of the ARD Radio Commission. 1996-2002 lecturer at the Institute for Slavic philology and at the Institute for Communication Sciences of the University of Munich. Since 2002 Radio Director of Bayerischer Rundfunk. Author of numerous books.  Cherno Jobatey Television presenter Chairman: European Young CIVIS Jury born in Berlin. Television presenter. Studied political science at the FU Berlin. Studied abroad in Los Angeles/USA (DAAD scholarship). Worked as freelance radio and television journalist. Book author as well as presenter of numerous television programmes for ARD/Das ERSTE, ZDF, rbb, among others. Author für "DIE ZEIT", "Der Spiegel", "Wirtschaftswoche", "Cosmopolitan", "Die Welt" among others. Presenter of the ZDF Morgenmagazin.  Sonia Seymour Mikich TV presenter Chairwoman: European Online Prize Jury born in 1951 in Oxford. Editor-in-chief of monitor at WDR. Member of the CIVIS advisory board. Traineeship at the Aachener Volkszeitung, studied political science, sociology and philosophy in Aachen. 1979-1981 scientific assistant at the Arnold-Gehlen Forschungsgruppe at the institute for Sonia Seymour Mikich Sociology of the RWTH Aachen. 1982-1984 traineeship at Westdeutscher Rundfunk, subsequently editor and reporter in the foreign television programme group at WDR. 1992-1998 ARD correspondent in Moscow, 1996-1998 Head of the ARD television studio in Moscow. 1998-2001, head of the ARD studio in Paris. Since 2002 editor-in-chief of monitor at WDR, since 2003 editor-in-chief of the documentary programme die story. Numerous awards. numerous publications. |
