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CTS 2011 PROGRAM |
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23-Sep |
23-Sep |
24-Sep |
24-Sep |
25-Sep |
25-Sep |
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Ocean Theatre |
Tulip Room |
Ocean Theatre |
Tulip Room |
Ocean Theatre |
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10:00 |
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Key Presentation: Mark Erdmann PhD:
“Extreme Biodiversity: In
search of eastern Indonesia’s marine biodiversity
epicenter” |
Film in Competition: The Manta Project
Gisela Kaufman, Australia
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Sea Pulse – Dustin MacDonald
Two Bizarre Fish Tales
Synthetic Sea 2010 w Capt Moore.
Indonesian Reef Protection (in Bahasa)
Plastic to light crude oil (a concept for remote
villages) |
Films in competition Shark
Culture
333 Productions, USA
A World of Diversity &
Swimming with Giants
Scott Portelli,
Australia
Run - Glen Percy,
Australia
UndawaraWater
Stuart Ireland,
Australia
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11:00 |
Registration Open Sintesa Peninsula Ballroom Foyer |
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Forum:
*Reclaiming the Sea
Land Reclamation -
is this really necessary?
Angelique Batuna, Prof Chou Loke Ming, Mathieu Meur,
Joseph Moreira |
Oceans
SPECIAL PUBLIC PRIZE
Jacques PERRIN, Jacques CLUZAUD, Galatée films
[France] |
Key Presentation: Prof Chou Loke Ming PhD -"Climate
change impacts on Southeast Asia's marine
biodiversity". |
Oceans
SPECIAL PUBLIC PRIZE
Jacques PERRIN, Jacques CLUZAUD, Galatée films
[France] |
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12:00 |
Shoot Out Submission- CTS regisrtration desk |
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FORUM: Ocean Acidification
What are the implications? More
and more bleaching of coral reefs take place
worldwide and are thought to be a result of global
warming. Prof Chou Loke Ming, Mark Erdman Phd |
Premiere of Festival:Swimming with Great White of
Guadalupe
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC PRIZE
Palm' Dor
Christian PETRON |
Forum: Garbage in the Ocean
How has garbage affect life in
the sea? Prof Chou Loke Ming, Emory Kristof,
Angelique Batuna, Howard Hall |
Premiere of Festival:Swimming with Great White of
Guadalupe
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC PRIZE
Palm' Dor
Christian PETRON |
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13:00 |
LUNCH |
“Into the Abyss”
(this National
Geographic documentary is the
product of the Inner Space Speciation Project
conducted in the Celebes Seas. Expedition leader
Emory Kristof led a team of explorers to explore the
open sea to the deep sea – the first vertical survey
from surface to beyond 2.5km.
to beyond 2.5km.
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LUNCH |
“Into the Abyss”
(this National
Geographic documentary is the
product of the Inner Space Speciation Project
conducted in the Celebes Seas. Expedition leader
Emory Kristof led a team of explorers to explore the
open sea to the deep sea – the first vertical survey
from surface to beyond 2.5km.
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LUNCH |
“Into the Abyss”
(this National
Geographic documentary is the
product of the Inner Space Speciation Project
conducted in the Celebes Seas. Expedition leader
Emory Kristof led a team of explorers to explore the
open sea to the deep sea – the first vertical survey
from surface to beyond 2.5km.
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14:00 |
Shoot Out Submission- CTS regisrtration desk |
My Fortresses -
PALME D'ARGENT
à José LACHAT [Suisse]
Insatiable & Drole Histoire
PALME D'ARGENT
à José LACHAT [Suisse]
Free Fall
PRIX DE L'INSOLITE
à Guillaume NERY, Julie GAUTIER, BlueNery [France]
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FORUM - Big Animals in Captivity
–
should facilities like Ocean Park, Sea World, Resort
World – Marine Life Park exist? Mark Erdman PhD,
Michael AW, Michelle Hall, Steve Jones, Evonne Ong |
Films in Competition Moonlight Poems
- Élodie Turpi (Canada)
The Cycle of Life
Gino Rosiers (Belgium)
One with Nature"
ilse De Gendt (Belgium)
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Key Presentation: Michael AW;
"Evolution, the journey of a photographer; from
films to CPU; from taking pictures to books,
journalistm to conservation. In Retrospect.
Photography session |
Film in Competition - East Scheldt
Edward Snijders, Belgium
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15:00 |
Exhibition Hall Open |
La Nuit des Mantas
PRIX DU DOCUMENTAIRE ANIMALIER
à René HEUZEY, Yukimi YAMAMOTO, Pedro ALEDO, Label
Bleu Vidéo, [France]
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The Essentials of Digital Underwater
Photography; Success
Techniques by Mathieu Meur |
Finalists - Portfolio, Trio portfolio in competition
and Most Influential Shoot Out Entries |
Key Presentation - Michelle
Hall & Howard Hall:
MAKING “UNDER THE SEA
3D” IN 70MM IMAX |
Film Group A winner -Award of Excellence |
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16:00 |
Exhibition Hall Open |
Oceans
SPECIAL PUBLIC PRIZE
Jacques PERRIN, Jacques CLUZAUD, Galatée films
[France]
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Seascapes and Vistas :
techniques and approaches for wide angle -
underwater photography session by Steve Jones |
La Nuit des Mantas
PRIX DU DOCUMENTAIRE ANIMALIER
à René HEUZEY, Yukimi YAMAMOTO, Pedro ALEDO, Label
Bleu Vidéo, [France]
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CLOSED |
Key Presentation by Emory Kristof:
The Search for the TITANIC
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Next April 14, 2012 will be the
100th Anniversary of the sinking of the TITANIC.
Over that 100 year…. |
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17:00 |
Exhibition Hall Open |
Happy Hour |
Happy Hour |
Happy Hour |
Happy Hour |
Happy Hour |
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18:30 |
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Meet & Greet
Party -
hosted by
Ocean Geographic |
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Welcome &
Awards Ceremony
- hosted by
Governor of North Sulawesi |
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GALA DINNER and
Premiere Awards Ceremony
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by Mayor of Manado |
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Legend |
Presentations |
Film Festival |
Presentations |
Film Festival |
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24 Sep 10:30 - 14:00: Children Art Competition Final
at the CTS Exhibition Hall |
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25 Sep Award Ceremony Special
Presentation By Emory Kristof : The InnerSpace
Speciation Project:
Some of the greatest
SCUBA diving in the world is at the doorstep of
Manado. The Coral Triangle has more different kinds
of marine animals than anyplace else on Earth. In
2007 a group of scientist, filmmakers and divers set
out to make a vertical inventory of the marine life
in the Coral Triangle. We boarded a 200-foot
Philippine Oceanographic ship and set sail for the
Northern Celebes Sea. Here we did blue water SCUBA
collecting and photography, and deep-water
trawling. But our main objective was to use an
Oceaneering ROV down to 10,000 feet to look for
never-before seen animals. Filmmaker Adam Geiger
wrote and edited the film for the Geographic, and
supplied many strange shallow water animals from
other parts of the Coral Triangle from his videos
made on previous trips. The expedition and film was
a solid success for a project done on a television
budget, but it supplies a blue print for an expanded
3-D IMAX film. |
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Acclaimed film maker of IMAX 3D films Howard & Michelle Hall
to attend CELEBRATE THE SEA Festival North Sulawesi 23-25
September 2011
The 10th
Celebrate the Sea Festival 2010 is once again gearing up to be the most
exciting and inspiring festival of the sea in the Asia Pacific.
Howard & Michelle Hall, world renowned
film makers for their astonishing IMAX 3D productions of
Deep Sea and Coral Reef
Adventure, will be attending the September festival to share
their adventures along with National Geographic’s deep-sea explorer
Emory Kristof, acclaimed as among the first to discover the wreck of the
Titanic. Attendees can expect very extraordinary presentations from a
host of celebrated underwater luminaries including Dr Mark Erdmann,
Leandro Blanco, Eric Bettens, Amanda Cotton, Steve Jones, Michael AW,
Mathieu Meur, William Macdonald and Indonesia’s very own award-winning
underwater photographer Ronny Rengkung.
With the
association of the World Festival of Underwater Pictures,
Le
Festival Mondial
de
l'Image Sous-Marine - Marseille
– now in its 37th year,
Celebrate the Sea is seen as the most important underwater film
and photographic event in the world outside of Europe.
One of the
highlights of Celebrate the Sea is the 4-day photographic SOS ‘shoot
out’ competition from 19-23 September; photographers from the world over
are invited to North Sulawesi to compete for the prestigious
“Most
Influential Shoot Out Underwater Photographer of the Year award”
with
cash prize and holiday prize of USD5000
value.* The festival’s international underwater imagery competition also
calls for entries from photographers and film makers to compete in the
seven categories; Black and White print, Colour Print, Portfolio of
Festival, Trio, Slide Shows, short video and feature length documentary.
The Celebrate the
Sea weekend at the scenic Sintesa Peninsula Hotel Manado shall be jam
packed with seminars on ocean conservation, climate change, underwater
photographic workshops, a photographic exhibition and an international
underwater film festival featuring winning films from the World
Underwater Pictures Festival. Highlights of the weekend also include
screening of films and prints in competition, slide show competition,
children’s painting competition, photographic workshop, dive travel, and
an exhibition of marine arts & craft. As in previous festivals, the
event is the platform for OceanNEnvironment Australia to launch its
annual shark conservation campaign. Over 5000 children will compete in
this year’s Celebrate the Sea art competition and the finalists will be
invited to compete in the final round to win the prestigious Ambassador
for Sharks Award.
To find out
more on how you can attend or support this inaugural event in Indonesia,
email
cts@oneocean.com :
CelebratetheSea.com
The
festival’s international underwater imagery competition also
calls for entries from photographers and film makers to
compete in the seven categories; Black and White print,
Colour Print, Portfolio of Festival, Trio, Slide Shows,
short video and feature length documentary.
The Celebrate the Sea weekend at
the scenic
Sintesa Peninsula Hotel Manado
shall be jam pack
with seminars on ocean conservation, climate change,
underwater photographic workshops, photographic exhibition
and an international underwater film festival featuring
winning films from the World Underwater Pictures Festival.
Highlights of the weekend also include screening of films
and prints in competition, slide shows competition,
children’s painting competition, photographic workshop, dive
travels, and an exhibition of marine arts & craft. As in
previous festivals, the event is the platform for
OceanNEnvironment Australia to launch its annual shark’s
conservation campaign. Over 5000 children will compete in
this year
Celebrate the Sea art competition
and the
finalists will be invited to compete in the final round to
win the prestigious Ambassador for Sharks Award.
*To
compete in the “prestigious
Most Influential Underwater Shoot Out
Competition”, competitors
should register with one of the official supporting resorts.
Gangga Island
Resort –
Ganggaisland.com :
Lembeh Hills Resort –
LembehHills.com
: Minahasa Lagoon Resort-
MinahasaLagoon.com :
Tasik Ria Resort -
tasikria.com
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Thalassa –
Santika Resort -
thalassa.net
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Two Fish Divers -
twofishdivers.com,:
Critters@Lembeh &
Critters@Buyat: Lembeh Resort -
lembehresort.com
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Siladen Island
Resort -
siladen.com : Eco Divers at Kima Bajo and Lembeh -
eco-divers.com
Official Venue and Host Hotel,
Sponsor: Sintesa
Peninsula Hotel Manado -
Sintesapeninsulahotel.com
Main Sponsor:
Ministry of Culture and Tourism – Republic of Indonesia
Organiser:
Ocean Geographic Society – OceanNEnvironment Ltd
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