Sheeplive.eu

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Sheeplive.eu is the international name of the OVCE.sk project . This is a Slovak project for child and youth protection .

theme

The project focuses on the safety of children and young people, especially on the Internet and when using cell phones. In animated films , which were mainly designed for children, two farmers and their sheep portray the various problems on the Internet. Young people, on the other hand, are shown their own behavior as a mirror.

The first episodes of the film were presented on October 8, 2009, and more followed in 2011. By 2011, 13 parts had been produced and shown on the Internet and on Slovak television.

These animations are multilingual on the Internet. Originally it was the Slovak , Hungarian and Romance languages . This later became German , Slovenian , Slovak Sign Language and Slovak with English subtitles. Since the end of 2011, Polish and Spanish have also been implemented. For English speakers there is only a Slovak version with English subtitles.

The German version is spoken by the German television journalist Hans-Jörg Karrenbrock .

Single episodes (selection)

German

  • Topless fur (Slovak Bez kožušteka , publishing personal photographs, especially nude photos)
  • The trumpet (Slovak Hlasná trúba , betrayal of data assets, phishing )
  • The crown of beauty ( Korunka krásy in Slovak , anorexia, "beauty recipes " on the Internet)
  • Rülps (Slovak Ogrgeľ , the internet remembers your mistakes from the past)
  • Vengeance (Slovak Pomsta , virtual persecution- cyberstalking )
  • Ninety-nine (Slovak Deväťdesiatdevä , lucky chain letters )
  • White sheep (in Slovak Biele ovce , discrimination and racism on the internet)
  • The hidden friend (Slovak Zatajovaný kamarát , initiation of contacts for the purpose of sexual abuse - grooming )
  • Don't dance with the wolf (in Slovak Netancuj s vlkom , abuse with photos and videos, cyberbullying )

Slovak

  • Druhý breh (social equality)
  • Ohňostroj (risk of manufacture and use of explosives)
  • Fašiangová maska (imitation of media models in dangerous scenes)
  • Tisíc priateľov (Virtual friendships)
  • Maškarný ples (you don't know who is on the other end of the phone or the internet)
  • Ruky hore (vulgar expressions and obscene gestures)
  • Cudzí mobil (Respect your friend's private space. The etiquette of mobile communication)
  • Hrubokrk (virtual tracking, cyberbullying )
  • Mobilmánia (cell phone addiction, mobile communication etiquette)
  • Guľovačka (film adaptation of powerful and degrading scenes, happy slapping )
  • Pomútené hlavy ( addiction to computer games )

Emergence

The project was initiated by the non-profit organization eSlovensko oz. Slovak partners are the Slovak Ministry of the Interior and the Slovak UNICEF committee . The project was also co-funded by the European Union .

The development was made in cooperation with the Austrian Institute for Applied Telecommunications (ÖIAT) and the University of Ljubljana .

Awards

The project has already received several international awards such as:

  • 2011: as part of the European Quality Award in the City for Children competition in Stuttgart.
  • 2010: “ Prix ​​Danube ” at the 20th Film Festival in Bratislava, Slovakia.
  • 2010: Final at the International Festival of Animated Film in the "TV episode" category in Annecy, France.
  • 2010: "Rainbow Marble" in the "Responsibility" category at the International Festival for Children and Youth Films in Zlín , Czech Republic.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ ÖIAT brings award-winning video series "Sheeplive" to Austria on June 29, 2011, accessed on January 30, 2012.
  2. ^ Information society on the website of the University of Ljubljana, accessed on January 30, 2012.
  3. ↑ The eight winners 2011 ( Memento of the original from November 17, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed January 30, 2012. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.stuttgart.de

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