Call for entries for Grierson 2013
The Grierson Trust announces two new award categories for the 2013 British Documentary Awards. Call for entries for the UK’s most prestigious documentary awards.
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The Grierson Trust commemorates the pioneering Scottish documentary maker John Grierson (1898 - 1972), famous for Drifters and Night Mail and the man widely regarded as the father of the documentary.
Each year, The Grierson Trust recognises the best documentary filmmaking from Britain and abroad through the British Documentary Awards. The Trust encourages new filmmakers through its Education and Mentoring schemes.
Grierson 2013 is open to documentaries that have had their fiirst UK screening between 1 May 2012 and 30 April 2013. Entries for Grierson 2013 will be accepted online from Tuesday, 2 April and the closing date for entries is Friday, 31 May.
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The Grierson Trust announces two new award categories for the 2013 British Documentary Awards. Call for entries for the UK’s most prestigious documentary awards.
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The Grierson Trust – announced two new appointments today as Channel 4’s Emma Cooper and Coutts & Co’s Judith Chan.
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The Grierson Trust takes great pleasure in announcing the winners of Grierson 2012 – The 40th Anniversary British Documentary Awards supported by Sky Arts HD and Coutts. Read more
BFI London Film Festival 2012: The Grierson Award for Best Documentary is won by Alex Gibney, director and screenwriter of Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God. Read more
Oscar-winning film-maker Kevin Macdonald is the 2012 recipient of the prestigious Coutts Grierson Trustees’ Award. Read more
The Grierson Trust is proud to announce that the celebrated award-winning ceramic artist, TV presenter and cultural commentator Grayson Perry will host Grierson 2012: The British Documentary Awards in association with Sky Arts HD. Read more
The Grierson Trust announces the 2012 nominations for the British Documentary Awards. Read more
The official build up the 40th Anniversary Griersons begins as The Grierson Trust announces the shortlist for the 2012 British Documentary Awards in association with Sky Arts. Read more
The Grierson Trust launches its annual call for entries to the UK’s most prestigious awards in documentary film making: Grierson 2012 – The British Documentary Awards. Read more
First Light and The Grierson Trust are working in partnership to offer free places to a diverse range of 18 – 25 year olds to attend a specially formulated training course that will concentrate on documentary filmmaking for new entrants. Read more
The Grierson Trust – guardians of the British Documentary Awards – announced two new appointments to its Board today. Acclaimed documentary directors Alex Cooke and Morgan Matthews join the Board of Trustees, chaired by Dawn Airey. Read more
The Grierson Trust takes great pleasure in announcing the winners of The Griersons 2011 – The British Documentary Awards supported by Sky Arts HD and Honda. Read more
At last night’s 55th BFI London Film Festival, Werner Herzog’s Into The Abyss: A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life was crowned with The Grierson Award for Best Documentary. Read more
Grayson Perry at the 2012 Grierson Awards ceremony.
Fred Hepburn, Marcus Herbert for BBC Scotland; first shown: BBC Four
Winner of Vimeo Best Science Documentary. Full list of 2012 winners.
Phil Cox for Native Voice Films; first shown: Cambridge Film Festival
Winner of Clockwork Capital Most Entertaining Documentary. Full list of 2012 winners.
Sam Hobkinson for Oxford Film and Television; first shown: BBC Four
Winner of ITN Source Best Historical Documentary. Full list of 2012 winners.
Winner of Coutts Grierson Trustees’ Award. Full list of 2012 winners.
Charlie Russell for Keo North; first shown: BBC Two
Winner of Deluxe 142 Best Documentary on a Contemporary Theme – Domestic Award. Full list of 2012 winners.
Danfung Dennis for Roast Beef Productions; first shown: More 4
Winner of Shell Best Documentary on a Contemporary Theme – International. Full list of 2012 winners.
Jack Cocker, Janet Lee for BBC Scotland; first shown: BBC Two
Winner of The Open University Best Arts Documentary. Full list of 2012 winners.
Sacha Mirzoeff, Emma Burman for BBC Productions; first shown: BBC Two
Winner of ENVY Best Documentary Series. Full list of 2012 winners.
Liz Garbus for Moxie Firecracker Films; first shown: General theatrical release
Winner of DocHouse & The Bertha Foundation Best Cinema Documentary. Full list of 2012 winners.
Leo Maguire, Rob Wilkins for ClearStory; first shown: Channel 4
Winner of CTVC Best Newcomer Documentary. Full list of 2012 winners.
Karen Winther for National Film & Television School; first shown: BFI Southbank, London
Winners of the Sky Arts Best Student Documentary. Full list of 2012 winners.