“Giuseppe Sciacca” Award - Premio Internazionale Giuseppe Sciacca

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SECTIONS OF THE AWARD The Jury of the International “Giuseppe Sciacca” Award every year assigns an Overall Award to a person who represents a valid moral reference for the evolution of society, or a clear example of ability and efficiency in the general interest. Furthermore, there are particular reviews conferred to people who distinguished themselves in the various fields of knowledge and art on the basis of the following two categories: Young Scholars - (up to 35 years), divided into eleven sub-sections: • Communication, Journalism, Cinema and Theatre • Sport and Art • Drawing, Graphics, Photography and Music • Culture of Peace, Protection of the Minors • Fiction, Nonfiction and Poetry • Legal and Historical sciences • Economy, Research and Development • Young Entrepreneurs • Social and voluntary activities Special Awards - important personalities from the cultural or institutional field; divided into two sub- sections (Special Awards): • Culture Award • Jury Special Awards The Jury will come to a final decision in the “Young scholars” category once they have screened the examination papers, which should be submitted no later than the 10th October 2012. The participation to the Announcement of competition is just reserved to the Young Scholars’ Category. So, Special Awards will be conferred by the Jury, whose decision is unquestionable.
“Young Scholars” Category - 9 Sections I – COMMUNICATION,JOURNALISM, CINEMA, AND THEATRE Communication “St. Bernardine of Siena” “St. Bernardine of Siena (Massa Marittima 1380 – L’Aquila 1444) is one of the greatest preachers in the history of the Church. Distinguished theologian, courageous protector of weak persons, he spread the devotion towards Jesus by conceiving the related monogram “IHS” and energetically fought against the social plague of usury. St. Bernardino is the patron of the Italian advertisers.” Candidates must submit, on their choice, two signed copies of an article, monograph, essay or any other material concerning the topic of this section, and two signed copies of their curriculum vitae. Graduation thesis in dvd/cd-rom prepared in the last five years, in two copies, are also accepted. Journalism Candidates must send a collection made by three articles in two signed copies (with two signed copies of their curriculum vitae), published on a national or international newspaper or magazine in the last the three years. Graduation thesis in dvd/cd-rom, prepared in the last five years are also accepted in two copies. Cinema and Theatre Candidates must submit, on their choice, two copies of an article, monograph, essay or any other material concerning cinema and theatre, as well as two signed copies of the author/director curriculum vitae. Films can be submitted in dvd/cd-rom format and must be: a) Short-films (no longer than 15 minutes); b) Full-lenght films (no longer than 30 minutes); c) Documentaries (no longer than 30 minutes); d) Performances; e) Music videos. Any work in a language different than Italian should be subtitled or dubbed in italian.
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