The 12th SIGNIS Seminar for TV producers and broadcasters will be held in Nairobi (Kenya) on 10th-14th May.
Registration for the Seminar is now open on our Catholic TV website: www.catholictv.tv. The deadline for registration is May 1st, 2013.
The seminar will be organized in the framework of the Catholic Media Festival, that has been organized every year since 2008 around World Communications Day by the Catholic media houses of that African country. The Seminar will be organized with the collaboration of BEAMS (Bosco Eastern Africa Multimedia Services) and the Bishop's Conference of Kenya.
Information from catholictv offices in Brussels to AMECEA secretariat in Nairobi says the focus of the seminar will be Media for Development. The issue will be tackled by a keynote speaker in one of the sessions of the seminar. The “show and tell” sessions will of course be part of the seminar. A large slot of the programme will be allocated to meeting and sharing with Kenyan media professionals during the Catholic Media Festival. Some of the participants of the 12th Seminar could even be asked to facilitate sessions at the media festival.
Information from catholictv offices in Brussels to AMECEA secretariat in Nairobi says the focus of the seminar will be Media for Development. The issue will be tackled by a keynote speaker in one of the sessions of the seminar. The “show and tell” sessions will of course be part of the seminar. A large slot of the programme will be allocated to meeting and sharing with Kenyan media professionals during the Catholic Media Festival. Some of the participants of the 12th Seminar could even be asked to facilitate sessions at the media festival.
Registration for the Seminar is now open on our Catholic TV website: www.catholictv.tv. The deadline for registration is May 1st, 2013.
The SIGNIS TV Seminars give the opportunity to Catholic television producers and leaders to showcase their television channels, newest productions or multimedia initiatives.
In 2003, in Cape Town, SIGNIS initiated the first of its seminars for Catholic TV producers. The aim was to build a network to share capacities, enable co-productions and build a professional community. Since then, seminars took place in Strasbourg (2004), Prague (2005), Lyon (2005), Madrid (2006), Bucharest (2007), Buenos Aires (2008), Chiang Mai (2009), Luxemburg (2010), Costa Rica (2011) and La Rochelle (2012).
SOURCE: AMECEA Communications & Signis World News