Rosie Awards & Panel Discussion 2010

Before the Awards Show & Gala - Saturday, May 15th -Plan to Join us for the following Broadcaster Day Session!
1:00 pm – 2:30pm: "The New Digital and Economic Face of the Broadcast Industry" panel discussion featuring Valerie Creighton, President and CEO, Canada Media Fund; Nick Ketchum, Senior Advisor, Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission, (CRTC); Mario Mota, Vice-President, Broadcasting Policy & Regulatory Affairs, Canadian Film and Television Production Association (CFTPA), moderated by Joe Novak, AMPIA Vice-President and Broadcast Committee Chair.  Sutton Place Hotel. (Room TBA)
Free for AMPIA members, $15 for non-members.  Please rsvp to pgerlach@ampia.org

The rest of the day's Schedule as follows:
 
4:10 pm – 5:45 pm: Shuttle service to transport guests from downtown hotels to Edmonton EXPO Centre 
 
 
4:30 pm – 6:00 pm: Awards Red Carpet Reception (Hall G, Edmonton EXPO Centre)
 
6:00 pm – 8:15 pm: Awards Dinner & Show (Hall H, Edmonton EXPO Centre)
 
8:15 pm – 9:45 pm(approx): Shuttle service to transport guests from Edmonton EXPO Centre back to downtown hotels.  Cab service & Drive-For-You numbers will be posted around venue
 
8:15 pm – Midnight: After party / Networking in Halls G & H 
 
9:30 pm – wee hours: After parties in downtown Edmonton at: Sherlock Holmes Pub & Moriarty’s Bistro/Wine Bar (right next door). 
 
Hope to see you all there! Click Here for Ticket Order Form 

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The Alberta Film & Television Awards

Tickets for this year's Awards are now available at EarlyBird Prices, but ONLY until April 30th! Click Here for Order Form

The 2010 Rosie Awards will be held this year on Saturday, May 15th at the Edmonton Expo Centre - Northlands. 

The Alberta Film & Television Awards, also called the "Rosie Awards", is AMPIA's annual celebration that honours production excellence. It's known as "Alberta's Highest Honour".

Each year, since 1974, producers and craftspeople who reside in Alberta, submit their productions from the previous year for the competition. Winners are determined through a carefully-executed jury process by judges selected from within the film and television industry across Canada. In 2010, a total of 30 judges were enlisted to adjudicate a total of 490 entries, to determine 279 final nominations.

All entries were sent to a first tier of jurors made up of producers and industry professionals across North America. These jurors decided the winners of the class categories. Based on the scores of the first tier jurors, the nominees in the craft categories were compiled. These nominees were then sent to a second tier of Jurors to decide each craft category winner.

 

This is the first time in its 36 year history, that the Alberta Film and Television Awards have implemented this process, and in doing so, improved on a system set up to eliminate judging bias.  To this end, all judging is done outside of Alberta, providing the fairest possible outcome

Awards are presented in 25 Class (Best Program) categories, including Best Documentary, Best Made-for-TV movie, and Best Musical/Variey Special, etc., and 30 Craft categories, including Best Director, Best Screenwriter and Best Cinematography, etc.

The Rosie Awards are presented during a Gala evening of celebration where individuals from all facets of the Alberta production community come together to catch up with colleagues and share their 'war stories'!



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