1996 Rory Peck Award Address
by John Tusa.
Channel Four News Independents'
Fund by Sue Inglish, Deputy Editor, Channel Four News.
Judging the 1996 Rory Peck Award
by Tira Shubart, Chairman of Judges.
The Freelancer Today
by Nik Gowing.
Thoughts from a freelancer
by Sue Lloyd-Roberts.
Sony backs the Rory Peck Trust
by Willie Scullion, Deputy Managing Director, Sony Broadcast & Professional
Europe.
Complete lists of entrants

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Winner: Jane
Kokan
Jane Kokan
was born in Victoria, Canada. She studied Economics at the University
of British Colombia, and International Journalism at London's City
University. In 1990 she worked in radio for IRN and BBC World Service
on features centred around human rights and current affairs. She
has reported from China, Africa and the former Eastern Bloc. From
1991 -1992 she contributed to the Sunday Times, and the Economist
and its Foreign Report on North Africa, the former Yugoslavia and
Soviet Union.
In 1992 she
began her television career, working for the Financial Times Television
as a producer/reporter for their West of Moscow programme aired
on Sky and SuperChannel. In 1995 she was the producer of For the
Love of the Leader, a sixty minute documentary broadcast on Channel
Four's Witness series, telling the story of Colonel Gadaffi's female
bodyguards.
In December
1995 she was the director/ camerawoman of the Battle for Sanski
Most, broadcast on Channel Four's Dispatches. This is a remarkable
inside story of the last big battle of the Bosnian conflict. It
was from this documentary that a re-edited submission was made for
this year's Rory Peck Award.
Her work has
been broadcast by many foreign and domestic broadcasters - including
CBC, NHK and Channel Four. She continues to work through RDF Television
London, as a producer/ reporter/ camerawoman.
Contact: RDF
Television, St.John's Hall, 374 North End Road, London SW6 1LY,
UK.
T: 44-171-385-9200 F: 44-171-385-3131 E-mail: rdf@dial.pipex.com
The other finalists:
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Thomas Goltz was present
as the Russian forces made their assault on Samashki, resulting
in his remarkable video diary of the attack.
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Shane Teehan, previously
nominated for an Emmy and for the Amnesty Press Awards, submitted
'So Speak or Die', a piece on the beleaguered state of journalists
in Algeria.
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Hedley Trigge, winner
of far too many awards to list here, is an Australian-born freelancer
working out of Jordan.
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Contact: Global Vision, The Global
Center, 1600 Broadway - Suite 700, New York, NY10019, USA
T: (212) 246-0202 F: (212) 246-2677 |
Contact Insight News Television,
Battersea Studios, Thackeray Road, London SW8 3TW, UK.
T: 44-171-738-8344 F: 44-171-498-3030 E-mail: 100407.1606@
compuserve.com |
Contact: Po Box 2206, Amman, Jordan.
Tel: 962-6-657948 F: 962-6-657948 |
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