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Wawffactor Gwasanaeth Rhaglenni Programme Service 14 WAWFFACTOR GWASANAETH RHAGLENNI PROGRAMME SERVICE Mae Awdurdod S4C wedi cymeradwyo’r amcanion canlynol The S4C Authority has approved the following objectives for ar gyfer ei wasanaeth rhaglenni: its programme service: Amcan craidd S4C yw cyflwyno gwasanaeth teledu S4C’s core aim is to provide a comprehensive, high-quality Cymraeg cynhwysfawr ac o safon uchel sy’n adlewyrchu a Welsh language television service that reflects and enriches chyfoethogi bywyd Cymru. Ymdrechwn bob dydd i ddarparu the life of Wales. We undertake each day to provide a wide ystod eang o raglenni sydd yn berthnasol ac yn ddeniadol i range of programmes which, taken as a whole, are relevant bobl o bob oed a chylch diddordeb o bob cwr o Gymru. and attractive to all ages and interests in every part of Wales. Er mwyn gwireddu’r nod hwn mae Cynllun Corfforaethol In order to achieve this aim S4C’s Corporate Plan notes the S4C yn nodi’r amcanion isod: following objectives. • Sicrhau fod yna uchafbwyntiau niferus sy’n cynnig • Ensure that there are numerous high points which provide profiadau diwylliannol, cofiadwy ac arbennig. memorable and exceptional cultural experiences. • Sicrhau gwasanaeth o safon uchel o’r digwyddiadau a’r • Provide high-quality coverage of the most important datblygiadau diwylliannol, gwleidyddol a chwaraeon cultural, sporting and political events in Wales and beyond. pwysicaf yng Nghymru a thu hwnt. • Present a range of original programmes for children. • Cyflwyno ystod o raglenni gwreiddiol i blant. • Secure a range of co-productions in programme areas • Sicrhau ystod o gyd-gynyrchiadau mewn meysydd lle where we possess internationally acknowledged expertise mae gennym arbenigedd rhyngwladol cydnabyddedig i.e. animation, children’s programmes and documentaries. h.y. animeiddio, rhaglenni plant a rhaglenni dogfen. • Commission programmes in a manner which maximises • Comisiynu mewn ffordd sy’n hyrwyddo rhagoriaeth opportunities for creating excellence. greadigol. • Harness the greater capacity on S4C digidol to enhance the • Harneisio’r gofod sydd ar gael ar S4C digidol i wella’r service made available to Welsh speakers in line with gwasanaeth ar gyfer siaradwyr Cymraeg yn unol â contemporary patterns of usage. phatrymau defnydd cyfoes. • Work in partnership with the BBC to provide the best • Gweithio mewn partneriaeth gyda’r BBC i ddarparu’r possible service for Welsh speaking viewers. gwasanaeth gorau posibl i wylwyr Cymraeg. • Collect regular information on viewing patterns and foster • Casglu gwybodaeth reolaidd am batrymau gwylio a an open, close, fruitful and accountable relationship with meithrin perthynas agored, agos, ffrwythlon ac atebol viewers so that we understand their needs and wishes, and gyda’n gwylwyr fel ein bod yn deall eu hanghenion a’u take account of them in the provision of services. dymuniadau, a’n bod yn rhoi ystyriaeth iddynt wrth • Promote our programmes and services energetically and ddarparu gwasanaethau. imaginatively in order that viewers and users get the • Hyrwyddo ein rhaglenni a’n gwasanaethau yn frwdfrydig a maximum benefit from them. chyda dychymyg fel bod gwylwyr a defnyddwyr yn cael y • Make our programmes attractive and accessible to Welsh budd mwyaf ohonynt. learners and to those who do not speak Welsh. • Gwneud ein rhaglenni yn hygyrch a deniadol i ddysgwyr • Broadcast on our analogue service as high a proportion as Cymraeg ac i bobl nad ydynt yn siarad Cymraeg. possible of Channel 4’s most popular programmes, while • Darlledu ar ein gwasanaeth analog gyfran mor uchel â reflecting the variety available on that channel. phosib o raglenni mwyaf poblogaidd Channel 4, gan The report that follows describes the programmes broadcast adlewyrchu amrywiaeth y ddarpariaeth a geir ar y sianel during the year in order to achieve these aims. honno. Mae’r adroddiad sy’n dilyn yn disgrifio’r arlwy o raglenni FACTUAL, INFORMATION AND CURRENT AFFAIRS sydd wedi eu darlledu yn ystod y flwyddyn er mwyn Central to this section is the comprehensive news service from cyflawni’r amcanion hyn. Wales and the world broadcast each day of the week and produced by BBC Cymru Wales. A current affairs programme FFEITHIAU, GWYBODAETH A MATERION CYFOES – Taro Naw (BBC) and Y Byd ar Bedwar (HTV) – was Sylfaen yr adran hon yw’r gwasanaeth newyddion broadcast in virtually every week of the year and in peak cynhwysfawr o Gymru a’r byd a ddarlledir bob dydd o’r viewing hours. Among the highlights of the year was Tweli wythnos, a gynhyrchir gan BBC Cymru. Cafwyd rhaglen Griffiths’ report from Iraq on the Prime Minister’s special materion cyfoes - Taro Naw (BBC) ac Y Byd ar Bedwar envoy, Ann Clwyd MP’s visit to the country. On Sundays, (HTV) - bron ym mhob wythnos o’r flwyddyn a hynny yn yr political developments and issues in the Assembly, oriau brig. Uchafbwynt y flwyddyn oedd adroddiad Tweli Westminster and Europe were analysed on Maniffesto (BBC). Griffiths o Irac ar ymweliad llysgennad arbennig y Prif On top of this, the public were able to question politicians and Weinidog, Ann Clwyd AS, â’r wlad. Ar y Suliau other prominent people on the burning issues of the day on dadansoddwyd materion gwleidyddol o’r Cynulliad, San Pawb a’i Farn (BBC). Steffan ac Ewrop yn Maniffesto (BBC). Yn ogystal, cafodd y On the digital service, current affairs were discussed on cyhoedd gyfle i holi gwleidyddion a phobl amlwg am Du a Gwyn (HTV), while Hacio (HTV) looked at contemporary bynciau llosg y dydd yn Pawb a’i Farn (BBC). issues from a youth perspective. During the early stages of the Ar ddigidol cafwyd trafodaethau ar faterion cyfoes yn Du a Iraq War S4C digidol carried additional news bulletins. Gwyn (HTV) tra bod Hacio (HTV) yn cymryd golwg ar The Ffermio (Telesgôp) team had a quieter year following the faterion y dydd o safbwynt pobl ifanc. Yn ystod dyddiau Foot and Mouth Disease crisis. cynnar y rhyfel yn Irac darlledwyd bwletinau newyddion ychwanegol ar S4C digidol. Blwyddyn tipyn tawelach fu hi i griw Ffermio (Telesgôp) ar ôl argyfwng Clwy’r Traed a’r Genau. 15 ETHOLIAD DOGFEN Cafwyd rhaglenni arbennig gan uned Pawb a’i Farn Unwaith eto fe lwyddwyd i gael hyd i nifer eang o bynciau (BBC) ac Y Byd ar Bedwar (HTV) yn arwain at etholiadau’r amrywiol i’w cyflwyno mewn rhaglenni dogfen. O bosib mai Cynulliad. Bu adroddiadau cyson ar y rhaglenni Newyddion uchafbwynt y flwyddyn oedd Brad yn y Bae (P.O.P.1) lle ail (BBC) ac ar noson y canlyniadau cadeiriwyd y rhaglen grëwyd y diwrnod tyngedfennol yn hanes y Cynulliad pan arbennig mor ddeheuig ag erioed gan Dewi Llwyd. ymddiswyddodd Alun Michael o’i swydd fel Prif Weinidog cyntaf y corff newydd. Yn ddiau ’roedd cyfraniad HANES cyfarwyddwr ffilm fel Ed Thomas ac awdur profiadol fel Siôn Eirian yn allweddol i lwyddiant y ddogfen. Bu rhaglenni hanes yr un mor boblogaidd eleni. Uchafbwynt y ddarpariaeth oedd y gyfres ar hanes Cymdeithas yr Iaith Dogfen arall a ddenodd dipyn o sylw oedd Y Ffynhonnau Gymraeg I’r Gad (Ffilmiau’r Bont) a gyflwynwyd yn (Green Bay) a seiliwyd ar gerdd arobryn Rhydwen Williams. awdurdodol gan yr Athro Merfyn Jones. Yr Athro Jones, Defnyddiwyd y gerdd fel alegori am y newidiadau sydd wedi hefyd, a gyflwynodd raglen arbennig, Everest - Y Cyswllt digwydd ym myd diwydiannol a diwylliannol Cwm Rhondda. Cymreig (Ffilmiau’r Bont), i nodi hanner canmlwyddiant Tipyn gwahanol oedd Y Daith i Ganol y Ddaear (Solo) oedd dringo mynydd ucha’r byd, ac ail gyfres Llafur Gwlad yn gyd-gynhyrchiad gyda Discovery Networks UDA. Yn y (Ffilmiau’r Bont), a ddangosodd unwaith eto amrywiaeth a rhaglen hon archwiliwyd yr hyn sy’n digwydd yng nghrombil phwysigrwydd diwydiant ardaloedd gwledig Cymru. Y y ddaear a’n diffyg dealltwriaeth ni o beth sy’n digwydd o rhaglen olaf i gael ei darlledu ar S4C a gynhyrchwyd gan dan ein traed o’i gymharu â’r datblygiadau yn y gofod. gwmni Teliesyn, cyn iddyn nhw beidio â bod, oedd Ffoi Dogfennau mwyaf dirdynnol y flwyddyn oedd Pete, y Ci a’r Hitler, rhaglen am griw o blant Iddewig a gafodd loches yn Gadair Olwyn (Cwmni Da) a Helen (Sianco), y naill yn Llanwrtyd adeg yr Ail Ryfel Byd. adrodd hanes Peter Read, a dorrodd ei gefn mewn damwain, a’i ymdrechion i fyw bywyd i’r eithaf, a’r llall yn Am y tro cyntaf ers y digwyddiad ddeugain mlynedd yn ôl, portreadu newyddiadurwraig sy’n byw gyda Pharlys yr adroddwyd hanes Terfysgwyr Tryweryn (Cambrensis) o Ymennydd. safbwynt y terfysgwyr a’r heddlu. Siaradodd y ddwy ochr yn onest am y naill a’r llall ac am y digwyddiadau a arweiniodd Yn Dwy Ysgol, Dau Fyd (Elidir) gwrthgyferbynnwyd bywyd at garcharu rhai o’r terfysgwyr. plant yn Llannefydd wledig gyda’r rheiny sy’n byw ym maestrefi Caerdydd. Dogfen gelfyddydol fwyaf trawiadol y Hanes o fath gwahanol oedd yn cael ei gofio yn Taith i llynedd oedd Trwy Lygaid Thomas Jones (Cwmni Da) sef Uffern: Stori Edgar Christian (Cwmni Da), stori am fachgen dehongliad Dylan Huws o waith yr artist chwyldroadol o o Glynnog Fawr yn Arfon a fu farw wrth geisio tramwyo Aberhonddu. Cynigiodd O Flaen Dy Lygaid (BBC) gasgliad anialdir oer gogledd Canada. Yn David Thompson: Dilynwr amrywiol ac uchelgeisiol o straeon gafaelgar ynglynˆ â y Sêr (Antena Doc), cafwyd hanes y Cymro David bywyd bob dydd gyda graen. Rhaglen am gawr llenyddol, Thompson, y cyntaf i fapio gwlad enfawr Canada. Roedd y sef Goronwy Owen, oedd O Fôn i Virginia (Teleg). ddwy raglen hon yn gyd-gynyrchiadau gydag Alliance Atlantis yng Nghanada a History UK ym Mhrydain. Cyd-gynhyrchiad arall oedd yn adlewyrchu hen hanes oedd CYFRESI NODWEDD Yn Ôl i’r Dyfodol (Wild Dream Films). Dyma gyfres gyda Mae’r rhaglenni yma yn asgwrn cefn i amserlen y sianel.
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