Monte Carlo evokes pictures of casinos, ultra -monitors and car tracks. It also brings together the great and the virtue of the world of television every June for a festival that focuses on both industry and the public.
Against her charming background, Monte Carlo TV FestivalThe CEO of S Cécile Menoni said that version 64 of this year will be “a reflection of the current case of the global television industry – its priorities, innovations and creative aspirations.”
The Monte-Carlo TV Festival began in 1961. It has a traditional hole of Execs and international talent, and of course, which attracts crowds outside the Grimaldi Forum where the festival is located.
The audience’s connection to the stars and creators has always been part of the procedures. The modern return on that, as well as the first offer – which includes this time for the first time Watson – And providing time for signing fishermen outside the forum, is an application that allows fans to participate in Q+AS and other events. But real events are still part of the essence of the festival.
politeness
“Public access is not a later idea – it is an integral part of our philosophy,” Menoni explained. “While algorithms are increasingly mediated with the relationship between creators and the public.
The competition part of affairs has changed in recent years to take a limited chain, digital production, and international joint products. When talking about the official choice, which extends the series of drama, documents and current affairs programs, Menoni indicated that social issues are in the foreground.
“We are particularly proud of the diversity and depth of our official choice. A repeated topic this year is social resonance: many candidate programs, whether fictional or documentary, or dealing with global urgent issues – climatic justice, identity, human rights, mental health or freedom of the press.”
“We also see a strong focus on females that depend on females, in front of the camera and its successor,” she added. Speaking to this topic, the festival will give Robin Wright the highest honor, the Crystal NYMPH Award, where he joined the former honorees including Morgan Freeman, Michael Douglas and Patricia Arquette.
“Beyond her shows, which makes her very meaningful presence is her path as a movie director and her continuous commitment to important reasons,” said Menoni. “Her work behind the camera – especially its focus on empowering females and human rights – is completely in line with the values we encourage.”
There will also be a new digital prize this time. It will be collected by SqueezieMenoni said: “A way to recognize legitimacy and the cultural influence of digital talent.” She added: “Moving forward, we aim to open more doors for these creators to interact with the festival: through the designated programming, industry conversations that include creators and platforms, and joint coordinated experiences that speak to a younger audience.”
Inside the Grimaldi Forum, it includes the most prominent focusing on the Festival Festival on Business DavidW Zucker.
A trip to the emirate on Monaco and Monte Carlo is changing the scene and changing the pace of many international Confabs, which Menoni recognizes easily.
“The luster of Monte Carlo cannot be denied, but behind the scenes, some of the most influential conversations are taking place on TV. Our business content this year covers everything from the independent series financing to the rise of artificial intelligence tools, the growth of new content formats, and the increasing importance of ethical novel.
“Monte Carlo provides the calm and elegance that calls for reflection, away from the madness of big markets.”
