• Young producers and renowned multimedia experts will evaluate young creator’s projects. The jury members are recruited from the industry and higher training institutions in multimedia.
  
  The jurors are nominated by the board of directors of the European Academy of Digital Media & approved by the EUROPRIX convenors.This guarantees independence and openness to new creative ideas, innovative contents and unconventional solutions.
  
  
  
  The Jury process
  
  The jury for the general contest meets for 4 days in the beginning of September to evaluate all entries and select
  > the best three projects in each category – the Finalist Teams
  > the eight category winners out of the Finalist Teams
  > the overall winner out of the nine category winners
  
  The jury criteria
  
  Technical criteria:
  > quality and comprehensiveness of content
  > usability: functionality, navigation and orientation
  > added value through hypermedia (interactivity)
  > attractiveness: aesthetic value
  > quality of technical realisation

Strategic criteria:
> innovation
> creativity

 

EUROPRIX MULTIMEDIA AWARDS GRAND JURY 2010


Darius Bagdziunas, Gaumina Ltd., Lithuania
Dana Bérová, Gartner Group, Czech Republic
Peter Dollack, Austrian Broadcasting Corporation Online and New Media, Austria
Jozsef Fülöp, MOME, Hungary
Melanie Kandelaars, HKU, The Netherlands
Dan Livingstone, University of Plymouth, United Kingdom
Cai Melakoski, Tampere School of Media Art, Finland
Katarina Nevedalová, Member of the European Parliament, Slovakia
Laure Poulain, GOBELINS, l'école de l'image, France
Melissa Lee Price, Staffordshire University, United Kingdom
Gerhard Rettenegger, Austrian Broadcasting Corporation Salzburg, Austria
Korash Sanjideh, Chew TV, United Kingdom
Gabriella Taddeo, Polytechnic of Turin, Italy
Nir Yuz, Amdocs, Israel
Bianca Snitily, E-Media Magazine, Austria