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C'est Ciné-Magnifique! C’est Ciné-Magnifique! TIVA-DC 2015 Peer Awards Embassy of France November 14, 2015 The Virginia Film Offi ce and the Virginia Production Alliance congratulate the Televi- sion Internet and Video Association of DC for its hard work and dedication to media production in the Capitol Region. TIVA is a truly remarkable organization that pro- vides valuable services to every business and individual working in the mid-Atlantic region today. In this busy and fast-paced world, TIVA is an excellent resource for all, providing professional development programs, communication opportunities and employment information. We believe that the Mid-Atlantic has one of the fi nest production communities in the world, and this is why an event like the TIVA Peer Awards is so important – it allows us to shine a spotlight on the exceptional talent that can be found in the Mid-Atlantic region. We are particularly proud to acknowledge TIVA’s innovative Peer Promise Awards, including the fi nalists and everyone who participated. A program such as this one is important because it provides a unique opportunity for the next generation of fi lm professionals to fi nd encouragement and to have their work acknowledged and celebrated. An awards event such as this one is not easy to put together and we want to ac- knowledge and thank everyone who was involved in the competition and the show. Congratulations to all the fi nalists and honorees who exemplify the best this region has to offer. We are truly proud to be part of this exceptional production community. C’est Ciné-Magnifique! 1 C’est Ciné-Magnifique! 3 4 TTIVA-DCIVA-DC PPEEREER AAWARDSWARDS 22O15O15 BBienvenueienvenue aauxux PPeereer AAwardswards cchezhez lleses FFrançaisrançais On behalf of TIVA’s board, I want to welcome you to the Peer Awards. CCee ssoir,oir, iill ss’agit’agit dd’excellence.’excellence. NNousous rremercionsemercions iinfinimentnfiniment ll’Ambassade’Ambassade ddee FFrancerance ppourour nnousous aaccueillir.ccueillir. Tonight we come together as a community to salute media ex- cellence in the greater DC region, and to call out our collective achievements in our contribution to society. We thank everyone who submitted their work, for without you tonight would not be possible. Like a picture frame or background music, or a myriad of other things which are only noticed when they are bad, but otherwise taken for granted, are the people be- hind the scenes making tonight happen. While it is not possible to list everyone, there are a few individuals that have been instrumental in making tonight happen. First and foremost, I cannot say enough about our chair Todd Clark, who has gone the extra mile, starting the day after last year’s awards to make tonight a success. It has been an honor working with Todd, and he deserves much credit. Everyone on TIVA’s board has contributed. Glenn Scimonelli is our technical direc- tor. Colin Sandy has been working with our many sponsors, who are vital in making tonight a success. Rachel Torgoff has fostered our Peer Promise, to help bring in the next generation of fi lm makers. Luis Blandon has worked tirelessly on our newsletter. TIVA’s Treasurer Bill Coughlan and Matt Harmelin have run our marketing cam- paign. Rounding out the board are Vice President Aaron Shirley, Secretary Tara Gar- wood, Membership Chair Ed Fanning, Jonathan Stein, KC Blake and TIVA’s newest board member Shane Yeager. I would also be remiss not to mention programming chair Rodney Mitchell, who has been the brain behind our many panels throughout the year. These events are the foundation of TIVA upon which tonight’s event is the crowning jewel. TIVA aims to bring the media community together to foster excellence. Film making is a collaborative process, and requires the varied skills of many, and collectively we are stronger than the sum of the individuals. While we certainly hope that you have enjoyed the evening, more importantly, we hope that you have connected with someone tonight who will provide support, encouragement and inspiration for your next project. We look forward to celebrating everyone’s future success next year at TIVA’s 20th Peer Awards. Cheers, Brian Wilbur Grundstrom TIVA President C’est Ciné-Magnifique! 5 RRememberingemembering llastast yyear...ear... 6 TTIVA-DCIVA-DC PPEEREER AAWARDSWARDS 22O15O15 Thank You, Sponsors! GOLD SPONSORS duo media productions SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSOR Docs in Progress C’est Ciné-Magnifique! 7 8 TTIVA-DCIVA-DC PPEEREER AAWARDSWARDS 22O15O15 Honoring Mike Sobola Distinguished Service Award It is with great honor and distinction on this day of November 14, 2015, at the annual TIVA Peer Awards Gala, in acknowl- edgement of his exceptional service to the media production community, that the Board of Directors of TIVA-DC, hereby confers to Mike Sobola its highestlevel of recognition and respect for his many years of service to TIVA as for- mer Board President and his exceptional leadership, creativity and guidance as past Chair of the TIVA PEER Awards and his ongoing and growing body of work as an EMMY-Award winning producer, hereby confers to Michael Sobola its Distinguished Service Award. Melissa Houghton Community Partner Award In recognition of her unique qualities as Executive Director of Women in Film and Video (WIFV) since 2005, providing herself as an inspirational leader, informed guide, and infl uential mentor, in service to countless numbers of Filmmakers, Direc- tors, Storytellers, Editors, Producers and all manner of Media Production Professionals and Students; and further, in acknowledgement of her tireless efforts to advocate, confer, partner and collaborate with TIVA-DC and many other media entities, government agencies, community organizations, and leading professionals across many disciplines, in order to further the aspirations, contributions and potential of the Media Production community, It is with great honor and distinction on this day of November 14, 2015, at the annual 2015 TIVA Peer Awards Gala, that the Board of Directors of TIVA-DC, hereby confers to Melissa Houghton recognition with its Community Partner Award C’est Ciné-Magnifique! 9 Proud Sponsor of the TIVA Awards and we congratulate all the honorees. SAGAFTRA.org/WMA Honoring Steve Wallace STEVE WALLACE COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD On this day of November 14, 2015, at its annual TIVA PEER Awards Gala, it is with great honor that the Board of Directors of TIVA-DC recognizes the merits of Outstanding Leadership, Distinguished Work Ethic, Unyielding Honesty, and Generosity of Spirit from within the region’s media production community, by conferring its fi rst Annual STEVE WALLACE COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD to Stephen McFarland Wallace (1943-2015) As the founder and owner of Presentation Media in Jessup, MD, Steve was dedicated to giving his clients the best he could offer — and more. Steve was widely known to go out of his way to accommodate his clients and was always fl exible to meet their budgets and needs. He was hands- on, intensely creative and universally recognized as the “go-to” guy, at a moment’s notice, for any AV need, while building a strong and well-respected company. Through this award and recognition, may it be forever known that Steve Wallace will be regarded as an outstanding individual and long-time friend of TIVA and many other media associations, and that for his diverse range of clients, both large and small, for whom he provided an unusually large percentage of in-kind services, he will always be remembered for the delivery of top-notch service and exemplary business friendship. Laetitia Giansily-Doyle A Salute to Excellence in Media Distribution It is with great honor that the Board of Directors of TIVA-DC on this day of November 14, 2015, at its annual TIVA PEER Awards Gala, recognizes Laetitia Giansily-Doyle, International Sales and Acquisitions Representative, Head of the US Offi ce of TERRANO, Washington D.C. for her role in developing and sourcing documentary fi lms and catalogues from independent producers and fi lmmakers; handling pre-sales and co-productions; and overseeing sales to the Americas, Australia, Southern Europe, Africa, and the Middle East and hereby pay tribute to her with its highest recognition: “A Salute to Excellence in Me- dia Distribution” C’est Ciné-Magnifique! 11 Obtenez le lecture dont vous avez besoin. (Get the read you need.) 703 927 0343 ∙ www.donhagen.com WinnerofmultiplePeerawards: Gold,Silver&Bronze,and“BestofDC” sheldonsmith@NTHPSJVT• 703- Congratulations To All The Nominees And Winners of 2015 Peer Awards MMixingixing & MMinglingingling aatt tthehe BBeautifuleautiful EEmbassymbassy ooff FFrance!rance! C’est Ciné-Magnifique! 13 2015 Peer Awards Gala RECEPTION & COCKTAILS OPENING REMARKS: Lamont Easter, MC Host SALUTE TO SPONSORS WELCOME REMARKS Brian Wilbur Grundstrom, TIVA President Todd Clark. Peer Awards Chair, Government Liaison WELCOME REMARKS, EMBASSY OF FRANCE CULTURAL ATTACHÉ Mark Sherringham TRIBUTE TO LAETITIA GIANSILY-DOYLE, “A SALUTE TO EXCELLENCE IN MEDIA DISTRIBUTION” Presented by Brian Wilbur Grundstrom, TIVA President WELCOME REMARKS DC Government DINNER SERVICE AWARDS PRESENTATIONS Peer Promise Student Production Public Relations and Marketing -Budget: Under $10,000 -Budget: 10,000-25,000 -Budget: $25,000 and above Public Service Announcement KEYNOTE REMARKS Philip Gilpin, Jr, Executive Director, ITVFest AWARD PRESENTATIONS Education & Training, Government and Internal Communications -Budget: Under $25,000 -Budget: $25,000 and above Government -Budget: under $25,000 Internal Communications Commercial
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