Not forgetting that children are the main juries of this festival, they are responsible for the election of the Grand Prix of the Public, the festival is composed of an international competition of short and feature films, evaluated by the Official Jury of the International Competition (composed of three personalities of the<\/span> art) and the School Jury (composed of children \/ young people from Porto schools).<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n International competition<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n IndieJ\u00fanior Allianz Gran Award<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n 1,250 Euros<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Award: No Meu Quarto\/In My Room<\/strong><\/em><\/a>, by Ayelet Albenda.<\/p>\n Honorable mention: La\u00e7os\/Threads<\/a><\/strong><\/em>, by Toril Kove.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Awarded by the official jury, composed of three personalities from the city of Porto:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Ad\u00e9lia Carvalho<\/strong><\/p>\n Ad\u00e9lia Carvalho was born in a small village of Penafiel, city of Porto district. Last of seven children, she grew up greatly influenced by the figure of her maternal grandfather, Francisco, a great storyteller. During her mother’s always busy absences, working outside the home, Adelia sought refuge with the cats and dogs she found and sought (which she sometimes hid at home and fed for days). Jorge Prendas<\/strong><\/p>\n Jorge Prendas was born in Porto in 1968. He began his musical studies at the age of 10 and later joined the Porto Conservatory of Music. In this Conservatory he concluded the general course of composition in Fernando Lapa’s class. Wandson Lisboa<\/strong><\/p>\n Wandson Lisboa lives in Porto, but is from Brazil, specifically from S\u00e3o Lu\u00eds do Maranh\u00e3o. <\/p>\n Schools Jury Best Movie Schools Award<\/strong><\/p>\n 500 Euros<\/p>\n Award: Fogo na cidade de cart\u00e3o\/Fire in a cardboard city<\/strong><\/em><\/a>, by Phil Brough.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/indiejunior.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/01\/adelia-300x300.png\")
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\nShe has a degree in Childhood Education from the Porto School of Education. She has taught in different schools for a few years and today is exclusively dedicated to writing and is a great advocate of animal rights (often collaborating with the Stray Animals Association).
\nHe opened the Papa-Bookstore and founded, with illustrator Marta Madureira, the publisher Tcharan.
\nAd\u00e9lia Carvalho has been present in several literary events, such as Correntes d\u00b4Escritas, the Madeira Literary Festival and LeV – Travel Literature. It has also represented Portugal in international entourages, such as: Bologna Children’s Book Fair, Filbo – Bogota International Book Fair, VI International Seminar \u201cLiterature and Sin – University of the Illes Balears and Shanghai International Children’s Book Fair.
\nBooks published: The Book of Fears (Tcharan). Matilde Rosa Ara\u00fajo – A Girl’s Look (Tcharan). The Bossy Crocodile (Tcharan). Elephant in Porcelain Shop (Tcharan). Nadav (Tcharan). Once upon a time there was a dog (Tcharan). The King Goes Hunting (Tcharan). Shelters (Tcharan). Wonderport (Tcharan). The Innocence of Knives (org. And collaboration as author; Tcharan). The Mirror (La Fragatina). The Man with the Suitcase (La Fragatina). The Cow Who Reads Books (La Fragatina). Secrets (Panamerican Editorial).
\nAwarded Books:
\n2009: The Book of Fears, special mention of the National Illustration Award. 2010: The Bossy Crocodile, special mention of the National Illustration Award. 2013: The King Goes Hunting, finalist of the Portuguese Authors Society Award. 2015: The Innocence of Knives, VIDArte Award – The Art against Domestic Violence, awarded by the Government of Portugal. 2017: The Man of the Suitcase, Little Hakka Award, China.
\nHis books are translated and published in several countries, such as: Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Canada, Germany, Austria, Sweden, Spain, Italy, United States of America, Australia, South Korea and China.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/indiejunior.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/01\/jorgeprendas-300x300.png\")
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\nAfter graduating in Management Informatics at the Universidade Portucalense, she resumed her musical studies, enrolling at the University of Aveiro in 1998 and completing her degree in music \/ composition teaching in 2003. Studied with teachers such as Evgueny Zouldilkine and Jo\u00e3o Pedro Oliveira. In the field of Electronic Music, she composed \u201cThe Apparent Illusion of a Sound\u201d which received \u201cencouragement\u201d at the International Musica Viva Electronic Music Festival 2002 and was selected for the Seoul International Computer Music Festival 2002. In 2003 she received an honorable mention at the International Festival. Live Music with the play \u201cA possible reading for a poem by Eug\u00e9nio de Andrade\u201d. This piece was performed at the Synth\u00e8se festival in Bourges 2004. In 2010 with the piece \u201cQualche breather\u201d was one of the 3 finalists in the international Harvey G. Phillips Awards for Excellence in Composition. He has composed for the most diverse formations, having already been published in disc and book several of his works.
\nHe is connected to teaching, having taught Analysis and Composition Techniques, History of Music, Acoustics and Ensemble Classes at the Porto Conservatory, Espinho Music Academy, at Espinho Professional Music School, \u00d3scar da Silva Music School and other institutions. education. He taught community music seminars at the Porto School of Music to undergraduate music students and postgraduate students in Community Art. Since September 2007, he collaborates with the Casa da M\u00fasica Educational Service, and since September 2010 is the Coordinator of this service. With the Porto Symphony Orchestra Casa da M\u00fasica participated in the projects \u201cThe Orchestra goes to School\u201d and \u201cNew Hills of Ribeiro\u201d. In the scope of the \u201cCasa vai a Casa\u201d, she has developed projects in various institutions, such as prisons, minors, therapeutic communities, retirement homes, centers for people with special needs and hospitals. He was artistic director of \u201cHist\u00f3rias do Norte\u201d (2008) and \u201cHist\u00f3rias do Sul\u201d (2009), shows created for the Suggia room. He has been artistic director of the Som da Rua Orchestra since its creation in October 2009. He has also been artistic director of the children’s shows \u201cBach Be Cue\u201d and \u201cCotton Candy\u201d. The show \u201cCurado\u201d, produced to mark the 100th anniversary of the first world war and performed in partnership with the Armed Forces Disabled Association, had its musical direction, as well as \u201cGulag\u201d presented in 2016 and also attended by ADFA. He is currently the artistic and pedagogical manager of the EDP Foundation Energy Orchestras, as well as the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Workshop Leaders Training Coordinator, two projects being developed by Casa da M\u00fasica. Between 2014 and 2016 he was part of RESEO’s steering committee.
\nHe develops work in other musical areas, such as the quintet a cappella Vozes da R\u00e1dio which he helped to create in 1991. With this group he has recorded ten albums and two dvd’s signing most of the arrangements and originals, as well as music production. With this same quintet has performed hundreds of concerts not only in Portugal but also in Spain, England, Macao and Hong Kong.
\nHe has had occasional film appearances not only as a soundtrack composer but also as an actor. \u201cThe Baron\u201d, \u201cCineSapiens\u201d, \u201cThe Cave\u201d, \u201cThe Amazed Viewer\u201d and \u201cDelirium in Las Vedras\u201d are the Edgar P\u00eara films in which he participated. He also composed the soundtrack for Cl\u00e1udia Clemente’s film \u201cThe Day the Letters Stopped\u201d. As a composer and actor he participated in Edgar P\u00eara’s new film \u201cMagnetic Paths\u201d which will open in 2018.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/indiejunior.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/01\/wandson-300x300.png\")
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\nIn Brazil, he studied what fascinated him most, Social Communication. At the age of 16, he joined Jornal do TV Mirante, affiliated with Rede Globo, as an intern.
\nLater, still at Mirante, he went to work on the radio, where he spent a long time with his radio voice and placed in the right place. Realized that their site was not very clear, started to play with it. Only one month left to complete the Social Communication course and enrolled in another course, Graphic Design. Months before coming to Portugal, he also worked at a Design agency and began to make his way in this area.
\nShe wanted to specialize more in this area and, therefore, she joined the Faculty of Fine Arts of Porto, in Portugal and far from her surroundings.
\nYou found on Instagram how to graphically show what you thought and where you felt freest. He learned to use Instagram with the theory of disguising his frustrations and sadness. It is there that you find yourself, that solves your life, that gives names to your tragedies, that communicates with yourself, that moves into the dualities that you demonstrate with your keen humor. Became a recognized and desired publicist through the language that developed on Instagram.
\nHe says he likes Magritte very much and his way of playing with the images in his paintings, playing with the uncertainty of things, with jokes and a sense of humor, with dolls and with the invented reality, colorful and imaginary. It is in this magical surrealism that one defines and finds oneself.
\nWork ideas from home. It also collaborates with Q channel, antenna 3, among other Media channels.<\/p>\n
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