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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting in the United States awarded at grant to the U.S. INPUT Secretariat at South Carolina ETV to send 12 U.S. producers to INPUT 2010 in Budapest, Hungary.

These four U.S. INPUT fellows presented the following programs:

S omething Blue - Sean Dillon (and Curtis Krick)

The Warning- Frontline - Mike Wiser

History Detectives - Chris Bryson

The Reckoning: The Battle for the International Criminal Court-P.O.V. - Paco de Onis

The following eight U.S. INPUT producer fellows participated in the discussions and session debates:

Portia Cobb - Charleston, SC - Independent Producer

Bennie Klain - Austin, TX - Independent Producer

Emily Lobsenz - New York, NY - Independent Producer

Lesley McClurg - Seattle, WA - Station Producer KCTS-TV

Eren McGinnis - Tuscon, AZ - Independent Producer

Andy Trimlett - San Diego, CA - Station Producer KPBS-TV

Christopher Wong - Los Angeles, CA -Independent Producer

Denise Zmekhol - San Francisco, CA - Independent Producer

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The deadline for U.S. program submission to INPUT 2011 in Seoul, Korea will be November 5, 2010. The call for U.S. entries will be in early Fall. Please check back or visit www.scetv.org/input

INPUT is looking for public media programs that challenge the set laws of public broadcasting. Selected productions will be screened during the 2011 Conference in Seoul, Korea.

INPUT is a public media Conference, not a festival or a competition. Programs produced for any format or platform that challenge the norms of broadcasting will be considered.
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If you have any questions, please contact the U.S. Input National Coordinator:

Amy Shumaker
shumaker(at)scetv.org
1-803-737-3433 (USA)

Best of INPUT 2010, Washington, DC

United States.

Date:16.03.10.

Partners: Goethe-Institut, La Maison Française, American University’s Center for Social Media, WHUT/Howard University Television, Women in Film and Video, in cooperation with INPUT, the International Public Television Screening Conference.

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U.S. Input Pre-selection Submission Now Open

LAST CALL FOR ENTRIES Submit your program online and send three DVDs to SCETV!

United States.

Date: 5.11.09.

To qualify for Input 2010, U.S. producers must submit their program to the U.S. Input Secretariat at SCETV. There is no entry fee for submission but filmmakers must have a representative for the film at the Input conference in Budapest on May 8 - 12. Otherwise it will not be screened.

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