Shortlist announcement for Video Short Feature
LAUSANNE, March 27, 2023 - The AIPS Sport Media Awards are pleased to announce the shortlist for the Video Short Feature category.
The shortlist represents the second judging stage and is based on the preferences of the AIPS Executive Committee members.
Find out more about the judging stages here.
Disclaimer: All names and information have been published as we have received them, for any corrections please contact us at info@aipsawards.com.
Here are the selected works, in alphabetical order of country:
VIDEO SHORT FEATURE
Omar Boudi, Zoheir Boudi (Algeria), Ramadan and football - Echorouk TV
David Mark (Australia), “He took away the one thing I loved”: Allegations of child sexual assault in rock climbing - ABC
Adam Pretty (Australia), Bo Kramer - Getty Images
Camila Alves (Brazil), In a letter to her son, Cristiane recalls tough childhood and ambitions: “Why am I going to stop dreaming” - Grupo Globo
Bryan Eneas, Dan Plaster (Canada), Golden opportunity - CBC Saskatchewan
Zhuang Wu (China), The Olympic dream of a Beijing ice hockey girl - Xinhua
Daniel Lacko (Croatia), Athlete's heart: Paula Novina - Croatian National Television
Jürgen Schmidt (Germany), Markus Wasmeiers and his recipe for success - double Olympic champion in 1994 - ARD-Sportschau
Maziyar Koopidar (Iran), I'm a girl, I'm a boy - YouTube
Movahed Tarimoradi (Iran), Children of the furnace – YouTube
Fadi Hejazi (Palestine), Bilal Al-Hattab - A young man with Down syndrome leads the masses in the Gaza League - Shehab News Agency
Nuria Ruano (Spain), Kevin Rolland: France’s spectacular freestyle skier – Olympic Channel
Pedro Temboury Entrena (Spain), Drop in with Marcelo Lusardi - Olympic Channel
Andrew Binner (UK), Nimroy Turgott: Jamaica didn't win a medal, but we won a lot of hearts – Olympics.com (Digital)
Nick Hope (UK), Leah Hayes - records, representation and life as an Alopecia role model - FINA (YouTube)
Matthew Kynaston (UK), Maram - a butterfly moving between flowers - The National
Don Riddell (UK), Afghan women footballers who fled Taliban want to be a voice for the voiceless - CNN
Al Bello (USA), The trailblazer - Getty Images
Marissa Boyajian (USA), The house that Jeff built - NBC Sports
David Swartz (USA), A face for her people: Rosalie Fish - CBS Sports
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT Following this shortlist, we will announce the top 10 and subsequently the finalists.
The final ceremony will take place in Seoul on May 9, 2023.
Stay tuned for the rest of the shortlists!