It is with much anticipation and excitement that we announce our festival is entering its next edition! The submission period for this year’s Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards starts today and runs until June 22nd, 2022. All film producers and filmmakers, agencies, broadcasters and students are invited to submit their best corporate films, online media productions and documentaries, that have been produced/aired or released between 2020 and 2022, to compete in the race for our coveted Dolphin trophies and the Grand Prix.
The United Nations first celebrated International Women's Day in 1975, even though its beginnings go back much further. Driven by various women's movements in the 20th century, fighting for equal rights, women's suffrage and the emancipation of women workers, the day has become a global event that commemorates the cultural, political and socio-economic achievements of women worldwide.
Today we are going to make an excursion into the fascinating world of shooting with drones. Almost ten years ago the first usable camera drones appeared and nowadays drones have become an indispensable tool for most film shootings. The use of drones brings along several unique advantages as drones can for example access small and tight places where helicopters can’t get in and it is also way more cost efficient than using helicopters.
Cannes is not only a well-known vacation resort, nestled in a breathtakingly beautiful landscape with a pleasant Mediterranean climate. The city stands for glamour and luxury, for film festivals and stars, for legendary hotels, for mega yachts and magnificent villas. As much as is known about this former little fishermen’s village right at the Côte d’Azur, there might be some facts that you might not yet have heard of.
With a total of eight trophies for five productions this year’s winner of the Blue Dolphin for the Best Production Company goes to Zurich-based producers Filmgerberei.
This year's winner of the Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards Grand Prix deals with a topic that seems more relevant and urgent than ever: the persistent crisis in the nursing industry and the image problem of nursing professions in general. Forgotten for a long time and now more topical than ever due to the worldwide pandemic that keeps us under control.
This year we have once again received a large number of promising submissions for the 12th Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards. A total of 888 (what a lucky number!) entries in 46 categories are now waiting to be examined and evaluated by our renowned jury of experts.
Today, we are introducing our newest blog series “Inspirational women in the film industry”. With this series we aim to motivate, inspire, and empower our female readers by sharing the success stories of women in the film industry who probably had the same questions, had to deal with the same issues and struggles, but who, with a lot of patience, hard work and passion, achieved to stand up in this male-dominated business.
