MADRID, 25 (EUROPA PRESS)Spanish Radio Television (TVE) was the big winner of the fifteenth edition of the television Iris Awards given by the Academy of Sciences and Arts Television to achieve twelve awards, ahead of LaSexta with six awards and Antena 3 with two.
The gala, held at the Gran Casino de Aranjuez, was conducted by the presenter Marilo Montero and broadcast live on La 2 of TVE, was attended by over a thousand television professionals, including Maria Teresa Campos, Boris Izaguirre, Michelle Jenner, Rodolfo Sancho, Concha Velasco, Llorenç González, Laura Valenzuela, Terelu Campos, Manel Fuentes, Ana White, Matías Prats, Arturo Valls, Adriana Ozores, Gemma Cuervo, Albert Castillon, Samanta Villar, Jesús González Green or Florentino Fernández, among many others.
RTVE, who started as the favorite of the night for nominations, won major awards in national fiction category, while LaSexta entertainment earned much of their prizes.
fiction series national public broadcaster 'Isabel' and 'Wonder Years' earned him half of their awards. Thus, the time series on the Catholic Monarchs won the awards for Best Fiction Series, Best Direction for Jordi Frades, Rodolfo Sancho Best Actor for his role of King Ferdinand of Aragon and Best Art Direction and Set Design.
Meanwhile, the adventures of the Alcantara family took the prize in the category of Best Fiction Series, Best Music and Best Cinematography and Lighting.
RTVE
completed his list of accolades with the present recognition of his usual informative and winning these awards Ana White, again recognized as Best News Anchor for his work on the first edition of the newscast. Also, the current affairs program 'At Home' took the award for Best Documentary Program, while coverage of the London Olympics by the public broadcaster was winning praise for Best Production.
'Weekly Report', which this year celebrates 40 years on the air and has also received a Special Iris Award, was recognized with the award for Best Performance. Finally, the '24 hour news channel 'RTVE took the award for Best Thematic Channel and the campaign' Classics of the 1 'with the Best Autopromo.
RECOGNITIONLaSexta ENTERTAINMENT
LaSexta, nominated in seven categories, won the award in six of them, two for 'Saved' and triplet for 'Intermediate'. Mediapro chain saw also recognized the work of its space 'LaSexta News' for Best Informative.
Thus the present satirical chronicle of 'Intermediate' won the award for Best Entertainment Program at Best Entertainment Presenter 'El Gran Wyoming' and Best Screenplay.
Meanwhile, the 'Saved' Évole Jordi took the award for Best News Program and Best Reporter for driver, formerly known as 'The Follonero'.
TWO GET THREE ANTENNA
Antena 3, which has been renamed to Go Atresmedia call and had 29 nominations, it was finally alone with two awards for Adriana Ozores for her role as Donna Teresa in the series 'Grand Hotel' for Best Actress and for the contest 'Your face sounds' as Best Makeup, Hair and Characterization.
Meanwhile, Mediaset Spain, with seven nominations - four Telecinco, two for four and a multi-channel broadcast group - was finally empty.
also collected his prize representatives of regional programs and presenters voted at the last meeting of the Council of the institution, some awards and known in advance: Tornarem (TV3) Fix It (Canal Sur), Madrid Directo ( Telemadrid), Aragon News 1 (Aragon Television), Xosé Ramón Gayoso by Luar (Televisión de Galicia) and Natividad Melendre by CyLTV News 14:30 (Castilla and Leon TV).
SPECIAL AWARDS
Television Academy has recognized in this edition of 'The Week' (TVE), for 40 years, and 'The Voice' (Telecinco), by the "impact and large audiences in a very good Spanish adaptation of This international format "with its Special Iris Awards.
also picked up the Special Award for Technology Iris scholar Manuel Romero Cinnamon, known for his "essential contribution" to improving television broadcasts after almost half a century dedicated to the Olympic Games (summer and winter). With the London 2012 Romero has participated in 12 summer games in the last 8, from Los Angeles in 1984, has been the head.
Television Academy also awarded the International Prize Argentine writer and journalist Jorge Lanata permanent for denouncing corrupt political class and its defense of the weakest in the Journalism program for all being broadcast in prime time Channel 13 in Argentina.
Maria Teresa Campos was the star of the night as they picked up the Lifetime Iris Award given each year by the Council of the Academy of Television.
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