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Honorary TV Beats Producer Award to Be Presented to Two Recipients

 

TV Beats Forum, the drama strand of Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event, will present the second annual Honorary TV Beats Producer Awards in 2025. This year, the awards will be given to Gudny Hummelvoll and Jevgeni Supin.

According to Petri Kemppinen and Roosa Toivonen, Co-Heads of TV Beats Forum, the decision to present two awards this year reflects the event’s desire to bring attention to the producer’s pivotal role in the  audiovisual industry - without their dedication, enthusiasm, dynamism, resourcefulness and sheer willpower a lot of the content that the audiences enjoy and gravitate to simply wouldn’t exist. Working as a producer in smaller countries where the home market cannot fully sustain a global ambition level is even more challenging, yet this year’s recipients have overcome even this obtsacle.”  

“The Honorary Producer Award at TV Beats recognizes Gudny Hummelvoll’s outstanding contribution to Nordic and European television, her role in shaping the region’s creative identity, and her enduring commitment to excellence in storytelling,” say Kemppinen and Toivonen.

Hummelvoll is considered one of the most influential producers in the Nordic screen industry, celebrated for her vision, leadership, and dedication to world-class storytelling. Throughout her distinguished career, she has elevated Norwegian and Nordic drama through an impressive slate of acclaimed productions, including Billionaire Island, Headhunters, and Occupied.  As founder and CEO of Hummelfilm, Hummelvoll has spearheaded a generation of cross-border projects that have defined the Scandinavian television renaissance. Currently, she is an Executive Committee member and Vice President of the European Producers Club.

The recognition of Jevgeni Supin highlights his remarkable achievements and the dynamic ambition he brings to Baltic screen production. “Jevgeni has played a pioneering role in bringing Estonian and Baltic drama to the international stage,” the Co-Heads note. “His work on landmark series such as Von Fock and the first Estonian Viaplay original Who Shot Otto Mueller demonstrates his ability to consistently attract global partners for original co-productions. Jevgeni’s career so far is a testament to how Baltic producers are driving innovation, collaboration, and international visibility for this up-and-coming region, chock-full of creative talent, and this award celebrates his commitment and efforts to make Baltic voices resonate globally.” 

The Honorary Producer Awards will be presented on 18 November at TV Beats Forum, following a fireside chat with Gudny Hummelvoll, Jevgeni Supin, and Marike Muselaers.

Check the full TV Beats Forum programme here

The Honorary TV Beats Producer Award celebrates prominent and inspiring visionaries from the series production landscape across the Nordics, Baltics, and Central and Eastern Europe. The award recognizes producers who have made a significant impact on TV drama through bold storytelling, creative risk-taking, and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of what television can be. Honourees are trailblazers whose ambitious work brings local stories to the global stage while stretching the creative possibilities of their home regions.

TV Beats Forum takes place on 17-18 November in Tallinn in Nordic Hotel Forum and also online, as part of Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event, North Europe’s busiest platform for audiovisual professionals, where professionals from the Baltics, Central Eastern Europe and the Nordic converge to collaborate. 

 

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About Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival



Started in 1997, the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival has grown into one of the biggest film festivals in Northern Europe and busiest regional industry platforms, hosting more than 1000 guests and industry delegates and over 160 journalists. The festival screens around 250 features and more than 300 shorts and animations and sees an attendance of 80 000 people annually. In 2017 the festival was covered in 71 languages with a potential global media audience of over 1.1 billion people.

As of 2014 the festival holds the FIAPF accreditation for holding an international competition programme which puts the festival into the so- called A-category of film festivals, alongside other 14 festivals in the world (including Cannes, Berlinale, Venice, Karlovy Vary, San Sebastian, Shanghai, Tokyo etc).  

Black Nights has an umbrella structure with two sub-festivals PÖFF Shorts and youth and children's film festival Just Film taking place concurrently with the main festival,
two off-season festivals - Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival and Tartu Love Film Festival - and a fully-fledged film industry platform Industry@Tallinn, organised jointly with the Baltic Event Co-production market.


DATES IN NOVEMBER
Black Nights Film Festival 16 Nov - 2 Dec
PÖFF Shorts 20 Nov - 25 Nov
Just Film 16 Nov - 2 Dec
Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event 26 Nov - 30 Nov


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