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Izvješće O Programskim Sadržajima Za Djecu Za 2017. Godinu Na slici: Mišo i Robin; Bijela vrana; Volim životinje Izvješće o programskim sadržajima za djecu za 2017. godinu 1 PROGRAMSKI SADRŽAJI ZA DJECU, 2017. godina SADRŽAJ I. Uvod…………………………………………………………………….......2 II. Ulaganje u program za djecu i mlade…………………………………….3 III. Ostvarenje emitiranog programa za djecu i mlade……………………...7 IV. Koncept dječjeg programa HRT-a………………………………………..9 IV.1.Televizija………………………………………………………………....….9 IV.1.1 Popis domaćih televizijskih programskih sadržaja za djecu i mlade……..….12 IV.1.2. Popis emisija HTV-a u kojima sudjeluju djeca………………………….……....13 IV.1.3 Popis stranih sadržaja za djecu i mlade……………………………………....19 IV.1.4. Popis stranih dječjih i obiteljskih filmova emitiranih na HTV-u………….….…21 IV.1.5. Gledanost televizijskih sadržaja………………………………………….............25 IV.2. Radio……..…………………………………………………………….…..…30 IV.2.1. Regionalne radijske postaje…………………………………………..….….…....32 IV.2.2. Slušanost radijskih emisija i kanala u skupini 10-14……………………….….…36 IV.3. Nelinearne platforme………………………………………….……..38 IV.3.1. Juhuhu portal……………………………………………………………....38 IV.3.2. Školski web…………………………………………………………….…..39 IV.3.3. Posjećenost platformi………………………………………………….…....41 V. Djeca i mladi - pripadnici nacionalnih manjina u programima…….…41 VI. Strateški projekt „Razvoj programskih usluga za djecu i mlade“…....44 PJ PROGRAM / PRISAVLJE 3 / 10 000 ZAGREB / www.hrt.hr Str. 1 2 PROGRAMSKI SADRŽAJI ZA DJECU, 2017. godina I. Uvod Multiplatformsko okruženje u kojem živimo te brza izmjena konvencija gledanja u skupini djece i mladih nametnuli su tržištu, pa tako i javnom servisu izazovan zadatak kada je u pitanju proizvodnja sadržaja za spomenutu ciljanu skupinu. Djecu, koja najbrže od svih usvajaju nove gadgete, touchscreen tehnologije, nove žanrove te nove načine gledanja (nelinearno, video na zahtjev, putem YouTube kanala…) više nego ikada, a kada je u pitanju proizvodnja sadržaja, treba promatrati kao cjelovite osobe – od njihovog kognitivnog, motoričkog, emocionalnog, socijalnog i verbalnog razvoja do kontinuiranog istraživanja njihovih medijskih preferencija, načina ponašanja, odjevanja, humora kojeg koriste, potreba, nedostataka pa čak i brzine kojom zaprimaju informacije. Tek takav način upoznavanja i poznavanja djece može biti kvalitetna platforma za kreiranje i razvoj sadržaja za tu skupinu. Javni servis, kako na globalnoj razini, tako i u Hrvatskoj više nema monopol u proizvodnji dječjeg sadržaja; okolnosti su se potpuno promijenile. Doba proliferacije kanala - stvaranja nišnih kanala posvećenih isključivo jednoj temi (kuhanje, životinje, povijest, sport…) donijelo je i kanale posvećene samo djeci, a korporacije u čijim su vlasništvima ti kanali nerijetko raspolažu visokim budžetima koje ulažu u istraživanja publike, razvoj formata, brendiranje kanala i raskošne produkcije. U Hrvatskoj, osim dječjih kanala koji su u portfeljima televizija s nacionalnom koncesijom (Rtl Kockica, Mini TV – Nova TV) još je dostupno preko 10 dječjih kanala od kojih je većina sinkronizirana na hrvatski jezik tako da se izgubila i jezična barijera i ti su kanali tako postali potpuno dostupni djeci u Hrvatskoj. Uloga javnog servisa u takvim bi se medijskim okolnostima trebala kretati prema kreiranju sadržaja koji će promicati kulturni identitet Hrvatske, djecu upoznavati s krajolicima i vršnjacima iz drugih krajeva naše zemlje, poticati empatiju i zajedništvo s obitelji, prijateljima i susjedima, učiti ih o njima samima (osjećajima, samostalnosti, samopouzdanju) i to naravno sve kroz žanrove, narative, paletu boja i atmosfera koji po preferencijam odgovaraju djeci. S obzirom na ne postojanje specijaliziranog linearnog kanala za djecu, Hrvatska radiotelevizija sadržaj proizveden posebno za njih emitira najčešće unutar općeg kanala HRT2 u slotu od 6:30 do 10:00 sati. Naravno, treba spomenuti i dugu tradiciju dječjeg programa PJ PROGRAM / PRISAVLJE 3 / 10 000 ZAGREB / www.hrt.hr Str. 2 3 PROGRAMSKI SADRŽAJI ZA DJECU, 2017. godina Hrvatskog radija te naših regionalnih radijskih stanica. Također, iskorak na nelinearnoj platformi koji se dogodio početkom 2016. trebao bi za HRT donekle nadomjestiti nepostojanje linearnog kanala. I u 2017. godini HTV je nastavio proizvoditi i emitirati program za djecu i mlade, uvažavajući pritom odredbe Konvencije o pravima djeteta, Zakon o elektroničkim medijima, Zakon o HRT-u te Ugovor s Vladom RH od 2013. do 2017. godine. U ovom Izvješću donosimo podatke o ulaganjima u dječje programe, realizaciju emitiranog programa na televiziji, radiju i nelinearnim kanalima, naslove sadržaja i njihovu koncepciju, gledanost dječjih sadržaja, gledanost sveukupnih programa HRT-a u ciljanoj skupini djeca i mladi te informacije o strateškom projektu „Razvoj programskih usluga za djecu i mlade“ koji je predviđen Ugovorom Vlade i HRT-a za razdoblje od 2018-2022. II. Ulaganje u program za djecu i mlade U 2017. godini u programe za djecu i mlade HRT je uložio 5,743,836 kuna, od čega 4,866,611 na programe emitirane na HTV-u, 108,405 kuna za programe emitirane na HR-u te 768,740 kuna koje se odnose na investicije. U tablici 1. vidjljivo je ulaganje po naslovima te po platformi emitiranja. Odnos udjela sredstava za programe za djecu u odnosu na ostale programske sadržaje, odnosno postotak sredstva za dječji program u ukupnoj raspodjeli sredstava, vidljiv je u tablici 2. te u grafičkom prikazu na stranici broj 3. PJ PROGRAM / PRISAVLJE 3 / 10 000 ZAGREB / www.hrt.hr Str. 3 4 PROGRAMSKI SADRŽAJI ZA DJECU, 2017. godina Grafički prikaz ulaganja po odjelima izražen u postotku PJ PROGRAM / PRISAVLJE 3 / 10 000 ZAGREB / www.hrt.hr Str. 4 5 PROGRAMSKI SADRŽAJI ZA DJECU, 2017. godina Tablica 1. Nalozi Stvarno Plan 220760 EBU DOKUMENTARNI FILM "USA 59.480 51.555 225962 EBU DRAMA 76.706 220539 NI DA NI NE - HTV3 210.488 207.557 220132 JUHUHU 598.772 532.313 220135 ŠKOLSKI SAT - ODLOŽNO 632.836 715.938 225943 ŠKOLSKI SAT 62 225944 ZDRAVO MALENI - KRONIKE MD 4.220 2.244 220761 EBU DRAMA "RIJEKA" 2014 - 15.341 92.048 220762 EBU DRAMA 2016. - AMORTIZA 45.700 220763 EBU DRAMA 2016. - POSTPROD 58.031 38.933 220542 EBU DRAME ZA DJECU - STRAN 1.326 6.152 220036 EBU DRAMA 2012. - KOLOR KO 141 220294 CIAK JUNIOR 9.578 15.273 225961 ČAROBNA PLOČA 495.803 454.940 225981 HRVATSKI DJEČJI FESTIVAL 14.325 24.270 225982 MDF - ŠIBENIK 169.657 180.515 225983 MAJSTORI SVIRAČI 84.634 143.266 220133 NOTICA 77.705 71.692 226003 NAVRH JEZIKA 204.661 201.840 220607 DJEČJI - OBRADA VLASTITIH 2.850 220295 EBU DOKUMENTARCI - STRANI 4.596 6.152 226081 DJEČJI - REPRIZE 249.943 166.650 226082 DJEČJI - OTKUPI TEKSTOVA I 2.423 220679 LUKA I PRIJATELJI 900.164 854.561 220680 (RE)KREATIVAC 481.903 480.807 220622 ULIČNA FIZIKA / KEMIJA 45.643 220631 NEMOGUĆA GEOGRAFIJA 5 220623 DRUGI 9.820 9.820 225903 PISCI I DJELA 59.431 59.028 220035 KOPRODUKCIJE 393.556 393.556 226021 DJEČJI - OBRADE I DORADE E 690 9.743 226041 DJEČJI - OBRADE I DORADE E 9.025 226061 DJEČJI -TR. FESTIVALA, KOT 3.051 220220 WEB STRANICA DJECA I MLADI 7.174 UKUPNO PROIZV. HTV 4.866.691 4.781.901 181065 KLACKALICA 10.273 15.843 182504 BIJELA VRANA 21.673 19.688 182508 STIGLA JE POŠTA 5.658 12.269 182510 ČIČAK 2.375 8.675 182522 PUTNICI KROZ VRIJEME 16.945 16.114 182526 GLAZBENA KUTIJICA 2.322 3.420 182564 KRONIKA MEĐUNARODNOG DJEČJ 7.169 9.850 188013 PRIČA ZA LAKU NOĆ 41.989 41.213 UKUPNO PROIZV. HR 108.405 127.072 SVEUKUPNO HRT DIM PROIZV. 4.975.096 4.908.973 220755 EBU DOKUMENTARNI FILM 2017. 112.640 176.340 220757 EBU DRAMA 2017. 370.889 331.920 220635 EBU DRAMA 2016. INVESTICIJE 285.211 UKUPNO INVESTICIJE HTV 768.740 508.260 DJECA I MLADI HTV PROIZV. + INVEST. 5.743.836 5.417.233 PJ PROGRAM / PRISAVLJE 3 / 10 000 ZAGREB / www.hrt.hr Str. 5 6 PROGRAMSKI SADRŽAJI ZA DJECU, 2017. godina Tablica 2. % SAP SAP % ostvarenja Naziv Plan 2017. Ostvarenje ostvarenja odjela u 2017. plana sveuk. HRT TROŠKOVI Informativno medijski servis 22.551.729 19.372.595 -14,10% 6,81% Sport 59.929.882 56.482.480 -5,75% 19,85% Obrazovanje i znanost 7.667.483 7.804.447 1,79% 2,74% Kultura 5.325.066 4.992.304 -6,25% 1,75% Drama 8.836.550 8.442.787 -4,46% 2,97% Zabava 37.746.712 33.842.552 -10,34% 11,89% Djeca i mladi 5.417.233 5.743.836 6,03% 2,02% Dokumentarna produkcija 13.048.663 13.850.666 6,15% 4,87% Glazbeni sadržaji 11.671.274 10.485.704 -10,16% 3,68% Religija 2.669.647 2.466.777 -7,60% 0,87% Glazba 8.472.813 7.083.297 -16,40% 2,49% HRT centar Osijek 598.225 464.853 -22,29% 0,16% HRT centar Pula 457.095 346.884 -24,11% 0,12% HRT centar Rijeka 619.831 505.551 -18,44% 0,18% HRT centar Zadar 597.856 317.895 -46,83% 0,11% HRT centar Knin 250.540 198.638 -20,72% 0,07% HRT centar Split 770.487 589.270 -23,52% 0,21% HRT centar Dubrovnik 543.149 574.418 5,76% 0,20% HRT centar Varaždin i Čakovec 134.049 46.381 -65,40% 0,02% Nabava programskih sadržaja 118.268.222 110.198.356 -6,82% 38,72% Promocija programa 168.513 120.870 -28,27% 0,04% Upravljanje proizvodom 328.915 101.916 -69,01% 0,04% Upravljanje događajima 352.467 49.801 -85,87% 0,02% Komunikacije 57.086 53.619 -6,07% 0,02% Arhiv 3.755 0,00% Prodaja 571.948 439.534 -23,15% 0,15% HRT 307.055.436 284.579.185 -7,32% 100,00% PJ PROGRAM / PRISAVLJE 3 / 10 000 ZAGREB / www.hrt.hr Str. 6 7 PROGRAMSKI SADRŽAJI ZA DJECU, 2017. godina III. Ostvarenje emitiranog programa za djecu i mlade U razdoblju od 1. siječnja do 31. prosinca 2017. godine HRT je na svojim televizijskim (HTV1, HTV2, HTV3 i HTV4) i radijskim programskim kanalima (HRA1, HRA2, HRA3, Radio Osijek, Sljeme, Rijeka, Pula, Knin, Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik) ukupno emitirao 147 957 minute programa za djecu i mlade.
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