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Clip Projects (1997-2001) |
Roman A. Tolic, Werner Obergruber,
Helga Hauser, Gerry Göllner and Roland
Troch
In 1997 seminar conductors, proven for many years, of the Pedagogical
Institute of the City of Vienna, Gerry Goellner and Werner Obergruber,
established with Helga Hauser and the media experts Roland Troch
and Roman A. Tolic, the so-called CLIP Team, which, in cooperation
with the ORF Minorities Desk realized three more media and education
projects.
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CLIP '97 |
European Year against Racism
The Clip Team selected in 1997 the slogan
of the European Year against Racism as the subject of projects for
33 pedagogues of 26 Viennese schools. First of all teachers learned
and then they produced with their students clips related to the
topic. Media assistants supported schools at production. The CLIP
Festival of 12/9/1997 is the culmination and conclusion of the project.
Evaluation of the Institute for Puberty
Psychology - The University of Vienna
Evaluation of the Institute for Puberty Psychology
"The Antiracism Project CLIP '97 represents an interesting
and didactically successful access mode to reduction of racist prejudices.
The pilot study available until now could show that expected effects
could have been achieved through the project."
Full-time Univ.Prof. Brigitta Rollett,
PhD
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CLIP '98 |
 
Human Rights
20 school classes from Vienna, Prague and Budapest took part in
the project "CLIP '98 - HUMAN RIGHTS" and they distributed
among themselves topics from the subject area "Children Rights
- Human Rights". Participating classes selected one particular
article each and created a clip thereon, clip being always introduced
by a famous person. Once again seminars for teachers and students
took place and media professionals supported the creation of short
films. This time the première of video clips, as well as
rendering of CLIP '98 awards, took place in the scope of CLIP Gala
on December 11, 1998 in Austria Center. Stars like famous Austrian
singer and musician Georg Danzer, film directors such as Reinhard
Schwabenitzky and Georg Riha, and the up-and-coming talents from
participating schools formed the frame program of the CLIP Gala.
Reference:
  
- "Otto Gloeckel - Honorary Award 2000"
- Viennese Teachership Central Association (Union)
- "Europe Makes School - Special Award 1999"
- European Students' Competition
- This project was presented with its results in
Radio Wien (Radio Vienna), ORF2 and 3sat, as well as at international
conventions and festivals (in London, Salzburg, Thessalonica,
Bar/Montenegro).
- Special broadcast CLIP '98, 12/12/1998, "Heimat,
fremde Heimat" (Homeland, Foreign Homeland"), 3sat
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CLIP 2000 |
Worlds Meet Each Other
http://volksgruppen.orf.at/clip2000
Prominent musicians offer socio-critical songs and work with students and media experts on creation of music video clips, titled: "Worlds Meet Each Other". This time 29 schools from Austria, Budapest, Prague, Germany and Belarus took part in the one-year project consisting of political-development and media-practical seminars for teachers, as well as a number of film and action days for students.
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CLIP-GALA |
In the presence of round 850 students from five
countries and 200 guests of honour, representatives of schools,
sponsors and media, on February 1st, 2001 in the large Festival
Hall of the Vienna City Hall the Clip Gala took place. The performance
participated, besides the City School Council Chairman Kurt Scholz
and the Head of the ORF Minorities Desk Helmut Kletzander, among
others, the ORF Presenter Lakis Jordanopoulos, "Rounder Girl"
Tini Kainrath and "Taxi Orange" candidate Andreas. Austrian
representative in the "Song-Contest", Gary Lux, with girls
and boys of the Sigmund Freud High School Wohlmutstrasse, as well
as Tini Kainrath, up-and-coming music talents, school bands and
a performance show took care of the music entertainment. Roman A.
Tolic was in charge of directing and production supervising of the
Clip Gala.
  
  
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