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    Home » “Flee” Takes Best Feature Honor At International Documentary Association Awards

    “Flee” Takes Best Feature Honor At International Documentary Association Awards

    By SHOOTSaturday, March 5, 2022Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments3004 Views
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    "Summer of Soul" tops 3 categories, including Best Director for Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson

    LOS ANGELES --

    Director Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s Flee took the marquee Best Feature honor at the 37th annual International Documentary Association (IDA) Awards held Friday (3/4) during an online ceremony.

    Best Director distinction was earned by Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson for Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised), which also took home awards for Best Music Documentary and Best Editing.

    A Broken House, directed and produced by Jimmy Goldblum and produced by Matt Weaver, former Representative Richard Gephardt and Harrison Nalevansky, was named Best Short. 

    Hulu and Searchlight ended the night with three wins for Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised). HBO Max was the distributor for two winners, Eyes on the Prize: Hallowed Ground and Exterminate All the Brutes, and POV distributed winners North By Current and A Broken House as well as Seahorse, distributed by POV Shorts.

    Richard Ray (“Rick”) Pérez, IDA’s executive director, commented, “This year’s IDA Documentary Awards celebrate thematic depth and creativity of the best documentary storytelling of the last year. As the documentary community and the world still grapple with the effects of a global epidemic, IDA is honored to recognize the outstanding nominees in all categories, and we congratulate the winners for their incredible contributions to helping us understand the world around us.”

    The online IDA Awards ceremony was hosted by filmmakers Kate Amend, Jerry Henry, Pedro Kos, and Renee Tajima-Peña. The digital ceremony featured a musical performance by Mehandis Geleto, featured in Faya Dayi. 

    Here’s a rundown of IDA Award winners:

    2021 IDA Documentary Awards Winners

    Best Feature 
    Flee (Denmark, France, Norway / NEON, Participant. Director: Jonas Poher Rasmussen. Producers: Monica Hellstrom, Signe Byrge Sørensen and Charlotte De La Gournerie)

    Best Director
    Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson (Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) (USA / Hulu, Searchlight Pictures)

    Best Short
    A Broken House (USA, Lebanon / Condé Nast Entertainment, The New Yorker, POV. Director/Producer: Jimmy Goldblum. Producer: Matt Weaver, former Representative Richard Gephardt and Harrison Nalevansky)

    Best Curated Series
    Independent Lens (USA / Independent Lens, PBS. Executive Producers: Lois Vossen, Sally Jo Fifer)

    Best Episodic Series
    My Love: Six Stories of True Love (USA / Netflix. Executive Producer: Mo-young Jin, Andrew Fried, Dane Lillegard and Jordan Wynn)

    Best Multi-Part Documentary 
    Exterminate All the Brutes (USA, France / HBO, HBO Max. Director/Executive Producer: Raoul Peck. Producers: Daniel Delume. Executive Producers: Rémi Grellety, Nancy Abraham, Lisa Heller, Jamie Morris, Jack Oliver and Poppy Dixon)

    Best Short-Form Series 
    Viral Dreams (Germany, Israel / ZDF Arte. Producer: Georg Tschurtschenthaler. Executive Producers: Christian Beetz)

    Best Stand-Alone Audio Documentary 
    VICE News Reports: Monaea, A 2020 Diary (USA / VICE News, iHeartRadio. Reporters: Monaea Upton and Jen Kinney. Producers: Jen Kinne, Ashley Cleek, Adizah Eghan and Adreanna Rodriguez. Executive Producer: Kate Osborn)

    Best Multi-Part Audio Documentary or Series 
    “Suave” from Futuro Studios and PRX (USA / Futuro Studios, PRX. Reporters: Maggie Freleng and Julieta Martinelli. Producers: Maria Hinojosa, Maggie Freleng, Julieta Martinelli, Marlon Bishop, Audrey Quinn and Stephanie Lubow. Executive Producer: Maria Hinojosa)

    Best Music Documentary 
    Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) (USA / Hulu, Searchlight Pictures. Director: Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson. Producers: Joseph Patel, Robert Fyvolent, David Dinerstein)

    David L. Wolper Student Documentary Award 
    Seahorse (Germany / Film Academy Baden-Württemberg. Director/Producer: Nele Dehnenkamp. Producer: Christine Duttlinger)

    Best Cinematography 
    Faya Dayi (Ethiopia, USA, Qatar / Janus Films. Cinematographer: Jessica Beshir)

    Best Editing 
    Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) (USA / Hulu, Searchlight Pictures. Editor: Joshua L. Pearson)

    Best Music Score
    Eyes on the Prize: Hallowed Ground (USA / HBO Max. Composer: Roman GianArthur)

    Best Writing 
    North By Current (USA / POV, PBS. Writer: Angelo Madsen Minax)

    ABC News VideoSource Award 
    Whirlybird (USA / Greenwich Entertainment, A&E IndieFilms. Director: Matt Yoka. Producer: Matt Yoka, Diane Becker)

    Pare Lorentz Award 
    The First Wave (USA / National Geographic. Director/Producer: Matthew Heineman. Producers: Jenna Millman and Leslie Norville)
    HONORABLE MENTION: Tigre Gente (USA. Director/Producer: Elizabeth Unger. Producer: Joanna Natasegara)

    Career Achievement Award
    Roger Ross Williams

    Pioneer Award
    Jean Tsien

    Truth to Power Award
    Ronan Farrow 

    Courage Under Fire Award
    Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh

    Emerging Documentary Filmmaker Award
    Cecilia Aldarondo

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    Elevado Names Bryan Farhy Managing Director To Scale Its Hybrid AI Production Studio

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    Hybrid AI production studio Elevado has appointed Bryan Farhy to serve as its managing director. Farhy will own Elevado’s commercial function--leading new business, go-to-market strategy, and studio growth--as the studio expands its roster of agency and brand partners.

    The hire marks a deliberate next step for Elevado which was launched in 2025 under the Saylor umbrella. Elevado has built a reputation for hybrid workflows that fuse AI with live action, animation, and VFX for clients including Johannes Leonardo, Prime Video, Adobe, Netflix, Apple, Universal, and Hilton.

    “We’ve spent the last year proving the work. Now we’re building the business to match it,” said Rupert Cresswell, co-founder & chief creative officer, Elevado. “We’re not bolting AI onto old production models--we’ve built an entirely new one. Bryan has spent his career translating exceptional creative into exceptional partnerships, and he does it with taste. He’s the right person to put Elevado in every room where the most ambitious advertising work gets decided.”

    Farhy joins Elevado with more than two decades of commercial leadership across the production and advertising industries. His career includes senior management at Method Studios, where he served as managing director, West Coast; B-Reel, as director of business development for North America; RSA Films as executive producer and head of sales USA; and Stink Films, as North American head of sales. Across those roles he has built and led relationships with brand-side marketing leaders, agency production heads, and creative directors--and has become known for architecting brand alliances that create real, lasting value for clients and talent alike.

    At Elevado, Farhy will build and manage the... Read More

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