Programme 2008: .PDF
Le Forum créatif Eurovision est une initiative de mise en relation et d'échanges de contenus exclusivement réservée aux radiodiffuseurs de service public d'Europe et du monde.
Ce forum unique en son genre permet aux Membres de l'UER et aux Membres d'autres organisations de radiodiffuseurs publics du monde entier de commercialiser des formats TV, de partager des studios et des moyens de production, et de mettre en commun leur potentiel de création.
Il est organisé par l'UER (Union Européenne de Radio-Télévision) en étroite collaboration avec la ZDF (Allemagne) et le Groupe central des Formats Eurovision (SVT/Suède, VRT/Belgique, RTE/Irlande, NPO/Pays-Bas, RTVSLO/Slovénie et BBC/Royaume-Uni).
Le troisième Forum créatif Eurovision (FCE) a eu lieu à Berlin le 23 septembre 2008. Lors du dernier Forum organisé, il y a eu plus de 25 présentations par les Membres. Des radiodiffuseurs publics venant des États-Unis et d'Asie, entre autres, y participaient.
Les participants au Forum créatif Eurovision furent invités à choisir leurs 7 programmes préférés ("Les 7 meilleurs").
Les lauréats 2008 sont:
· New Anatomy Show– NHK Japon – divertissement scientifique
· How to– VRT Belgique – reality show
· The Speaker– BBC Royaume-Uni – divertissement factuel
· My Funky Family– DR Danemark – format pour enfants
· Country Women’s Cooking– SF Suisse – reality show
· Il Recuperatore– RAI Italie – reality show
· Open Newsroom– SVT Suède – journalisme par Internet
Pour la première fois, l'UER va adopter une stratégie de distribution pour "Les 7 meilleurs". Celle-ci commencera lors du MIPCOM d'octobre 2008 par un recueil des intérêts pour ces programmes.
 | "It is time to re-establish a European Public Service Entertainment and Factual Entertainment. EBU members have the creativity and the resources, now it is time to start talking to each other about how best to use it."
Markus Sterky
Content Strategist, SVT, Sweden |
 | "Public broadcasters need to have a platform to inspire each other in creating new and innovating formats. They need solidarity to achieve this and to protect their creative investments. The Creative Forum has to become an important tool to reach this aim."
Frank Symoens
Manager O2, Research & Development, VRT, Belgium
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 | "Isn't it exciting to see which new programmes where successful on public service television last season across europe? Let's get together and exchange views and ideas. I can't wait to meet you all in Berlin!"
Panagiotis Trakaliaridis
Strategic Programme Development, ZDF, Germany |
 | "The evolution of formats is good news for Public Broadcasting. There are many ideas which can easily be exchanged. In a short time the Creative Forum will make it possible to get a good overview of what recently has been developed by Public Broadcasting in Europe".
Roek Lips
Net Manager, NPO, The Netherlands
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 | “Having the opportunity of watching the new formats at one place is somehow a cultural event: through the formats you can feel the spirit of the country, you can see on the one hand how similar we are and on the other how different, although we consider ourselves as the inhabitants of the “global village.”
Natalija Gorcsak
Editor, RTVSLO, Slovenia |
 | "Television is an increasingly global, competitive business. In this challenge, public broadcasters coming together in a Creative Forum to confidently share our own skill and collective experience of satisfying audiences, is a bold and economic initiative."
Julian Vignoles
Deputy Commissioning Editor, Entertainment, RTÉ, Ireland |
 | "Formats attract big audiences the world over and they have an important role to play in public service broadcasting. But it's important to keep them fresh and relevant. The Creative Forum is proving to be an effective way of finding out about the best and most original formats of the moment."
David Morgenstern
Development Executive, BBC Entertainment, UK |
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