The Union Radiophonique et Télévisuelle Internationale (URTI) is organizing its 35th URTI International Radio Grand Prix. This year’s theme: “Radio and Peace – trust in and accessibility for radio in all circumstances”. Registration is open until April 18th.
Created in 1989, the URTI International Radio Grand Prix rewards programmes from all over the world for their research and originality. It differs from other international competitions because of an unusual principle: every year it sets a different theme which participants can interpret freely. All radio forms and productions are welcome: reports, documentaries, essays, fiction, acoustic compositions, children’s stories, etc.
Participation is open to all international public and private radio stations as well as associations and institutions working in audiovisual. No radio station can submit more than two programmes. With a maximum length of 52 minutes, the programmes must have been made after June 1st 2021.
Five awards will be given: the Grand Prix, which comes with $500, the silver medal, the bronze medal, the Jacques Matthey-Doret Discovery Award (for a programme noticeable for its quality or individuality in a particular area: originality, concept, subject-matter, interactivity, production, technique, sound environment, etc.) and finally the Digital Works Award for work distributed on the Internet.
Find more information on the URTI web-site
Source: URTI
