2024 CATALOGUE | WINNERS (Pdf) | AWARDS CEREMONY | FINALISTS | SHORTLIST: R · T · D
The 2024 Winners have been announced!
The Award Ceremony was the culmination of the 76th edition of the Prix Italia: if you missed it, you may re-watch it here! The winners were announced and you can view the full list here, or download a pdf version.
You may download the catalogue here.
Thanks again to our jurors, to the finalist programmes' speakers who participated in the face-to-face meetings, and to everyone who took part in this edition of the Prix Italia and made it memorable.
Congratulations to all the winners, and see you next year!
The Prix Italia Competition is open to all broadcaster organisations, both private and public service. If you have never competed in the Prix Italia before, you should fill out a new competitor form first (see below).
The Competition is divided into three sections: for Radio & Podcast; for Television; for Digital projects. Each section is divided into three categories, as follows:
Each competing organisation may submit a maximum of one programme for each of the nine categories listed above.
Programmes must have been released no earlier than January 1, 2023 or scheduled for broadcast no later than 31 December 2025.
In addition to the 9 categories listed above, a Special Prize is established in collaboration between Prix Italia, Ifad and Copeam, and dedicated to programmes that "demonstrate how technological innovation can improve the quality of our lives, leading to a new way of thinking and greater well-being for people and the planet, by transforming the actual food and promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth for a food-secure future" (as per Regulations).
It is possible to submit one programme to this Special Prize, dealing with these topics,
- either already entered in one of the regular (TV, Radio & Podcast or Digital) categories of the competition,
- or a different programme that is not already entered in the other categories.
Finally, a Special Prize in Honour of the President of the Italian Republic will be awarded among all the programmes submitted to the 2024 Prix Italia.
The Juries of the Prix Italia competition are made up of delegates from the competing organisations. Each competitor may delegate one Juror for each of the 3 main sections of the competition (Radio & Podcast; TV; Digital).
The Special Prizes' Juries are composed of experts selected by the Prix Italia.
Our Regulations:
For more information: prixitalia@rai.it