Annual CTVS Awards Honoring the Best in Chinese Documentary Filmmaking – 2009 Winners Announced

For the very first time, CTVS in 2009 proudly awarded the CTVS film awards for excellence in the field of Nonfiction Chinese Documentaries. As a provider of technical services to the creative media, the CTVS Awards focus on these four categories:

"Best Director",

"Best Cinematographer",

"Best Editor”,

and "Best Sound Designer".

The CTVS Awards were presented during the "6th International Chinese Documentary Film Festival" October 2009 in Taishan, China. Representatives from all Chinese media gathered together to honor these winners’ fine accomplishments. The CTVS Awards are the only prizes awarded for documentaries in China that include cash grants. In close collaboration with the "China Documentary Film Commission”, CTVS has taken up the challenge of supporting and sponsoring Chinese documentary films and is credited with opening up access to the European market. Read more below for further descriptions on the 2009 CTVS Award winners and their productions.

 
Best Director




The CTVS award for “Best Director” went to Zhou Bing for his film "Putuo Logar" which captures the magical connection between Buddhism and the mountains of Tibet. Zhou Bing is currently Director of Special Programs at the "Central Newsreel & Documentary Film...
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Best Cinematographer

 

For his film “Eagle Trainer”, Liu Xiang Chen was honored as “Best Cinematographer”. This film shows the rich history of the Kirghiz people and their affection for eagles. The importance of this creature for their lives is evident through the lens of Liu Xiang Chen. ...
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Best Editor




Chen Dali's film, "Beijing", was selected “Best Editor” for his work in post-production. This film recounts the eventful history of Beijing on its path from a small hamlet to becoming the capital and cultural center of China. The story is told through the...
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Best Sound Designer




The CTVS-Award for “Best Sound Designer” this year went to Zhu Zheng Yong for his film "Sa Ya He". Tujia is a small town of Changyang County in the Central Chinese Province of Hubei. It has a long tradition of song and dance. This film tells of the popular,...
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