3 1Minuutje - 8 minidocumentaires

1Minuutjes zijn radioverhalen van 1 minuut voor kinderen van 8 tot 10 jaar. Het zijn deels documentaire, deels fictie verhalen en er zijn er die deze grenzen tussen feit en fictie uitdagen of oprekken. De 1Minuutjes zijn te beluisteren op www.1minuutje.nl. Daar vind je ook 1Minuutjes met animatie, een succesvol gevolg van deze radioverhalen, waarmee we nu de wereld over reizen. We maken de 1Minuutjes met onafhankelijke radiomakers in samenwerking met kunstenaars. Op deze wijze betrekken we andere disciplines (o.a. fotografen, componisten, schrijvers) bij het medium radio. En zo raken de radiomakers geïnspireerd door ideeën van buitenaf. We streven naar verhalen die kinderen verrassen en ze bekend maken met het medium radio. De makers: Katinka Baehr (niet slapen) Maartje Duin (Egypte en He Geestje) Eric de Jong (Kompas) Frederique Melman (Trampoline) Tjitske Mussche (Tomatenzaadje)

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