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Winners VENICE TV AWARD 2021 Announced!
We are delighted to announce the Winners of the VENICE TV AWARD 2021, which is supported by the International Music + Media Centre [IMZ], the European Group of Television Advertising [egta] and the Association of Commercial TV [ACT]. The award celebrates the year´s television masterpieces.
The year’s best TV recognised at The Venice TV Award 2021
It’s a Sin wins Best TV Series as programmes from across the globe are honoured.
Two weeks after the Venice Film Festival, international jurors met in Venice for the annual Venice TV Award.The event, which is supported by the Association of Commercial TV [ACT], the European Group of Television Advertising [egta] and the International Music + Media Centre [IMZ], and awards the year’s television masterpieces.
TV programming has always kept us informed, entertained, comforted and connected, but that fact has been even more pronounced over the last turbulent years. TV output, in terms of both the channels themselves and the programmes they deliver, have continued to grow in confidence and quality.
Presided over by a jury of leading international TV experts, the Venice TV Award saw trophies handed out to international TV shows across 16 separate categories.
In 2021, works from the United Kingdom were the most successful, winning five Golden Trophies. It’s a Sin, the Channel 4 drama about the lives of three young men who endure the horror of the HIV/AIDS epidemic of the 1980s, as well as the prejudice faced by gay men during that decade, winning in the TV Series category.
Another Channel 4 production, The School That Tried To End Racism, triumphed in the Documentary category, while Best TV Film was awarded to BBC1’s Anthony, a film about how the life of a talented young man could have turned out had he not been murdered in an unprovoked racist attack. Sky won in the Comedy category with Two Weeks To Live and in Light Entertainment with Rob & Romesh Vs.
Globo TV Brazil also won big, with three Gold Medals (Soap Opera, Cross Platform, Branded Entertainment). Proving that great television knows no borders, Gold Trophies and Nominations for excellence went to a spread of 29 different countries.
"It is a great time to be a viewer today, for the quality and amazing variety of work that viewers can choose from,” said Karim Bartoletti, Executive Board Member, Italian Association of Production Companies, Partner at Indiana Production and one of this year’s jurors.
"It is a great time to watch TV. An award show like the Venice TV Awards, that recognizes and values such entertainment media, is relevant and necessary."
08.10.2021 | AwardsWatch's blog Cat. : AWARDS
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