關於我們 財團法人原住民族文化事業基金會自 2009 年成 立以來 秉持 傳承原住民族文化教育 經營原 住民族傳播媒體事業 之宗旨 積極推展原住民 文化傳播事務 逐漸成為扶植原住民文化發展的 一股推力 值得慶賀的是 在戮力籌備原住民族 電視台自主營運之際 於 2013 年 10 月 14 日獲 原住

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1 About Us Types of Programs Children's 18 Culture and Arts 23 Life and Travels 24 Documentary 29 Programs for Seniors 34 Drama 35 Music and Entertainment 38

2 關於我們 財團法人原住民族文化事業基金會自 2009 年成 立以來 秉持 傳承原住民族文化教育 經營原 住民族傳播媒體事業 之宗旨 積極推展原住民 文化傳播事務 逐漸成為扶植原住民文化發展的 一股推力 值得慶賀的是 在戮力籌備原住民族 電視台自主營運之際 於 2013 年 10 月 14 日獲 原住民族電視台之衛星廣播電視事業執照 成功 邁向獨立營運之重要里程 原住民族電視台 以下簡稱原視 於 2004 年 12 月 1 日正式開台 經過六個月的節目製播與頻道 測試 終於在 2005 年 7 月 1 日起正式開播 成 為全亞洲首創的 原住民族電視台 16 頻道 並於 2008 年與世界各國原住民族電視台成立 世 界原住民廣電聯盟 (WITBN) 組織 相互分享新 聞資訊以及世界各地有關原住民族議題的經驗交 流 共同努力推動與傳承原住民族文化 歷經台 視 東森 公共電視等電視頻道製播 自 2014 年 1 月 1 日起由基金會正式自主營運原視 在新 聞規劃上 每日新聞 族語新聞 新聞專題等議 題 力求新聞優質化 節目規劃上 著重兒少節 目 綜合節目 行腳類節目 音樂類等節目 以 多元化節目型態 創造多元議題 傳遞原住民文 化給予族人朋友及社會大眾 並營造原視為 台 灣文化的窗口 原住民族電視台 節目版權目錄 About Us 我們的宗旨 傳承原住民族文化教育 經營原住民族傳播媒體 事業 我們的使命 開展原住民族主體性 保障原住民族傳播及媒體 近用權 我們的願景 展望未來 我們自許成為具有卓越聲望的文化傳 播組織 以期透過本基金會的運作 使原住民 族優質豐富的文化深耕台灣 從邊緣走向主流 讓族人因文化而自信 讓台灣因原住民文化而驕 傲 我們的經營理念 一 主體性 以原住民族為主體 彰顯原住民族 文化價值 維護及保障原住民傳播權益 二 自主權 透過傳播媒體及文化傳播活動 扭 轉主流社會對原住民的刻板及錯誤印象 三 多元性 傳承並創新原住民族文化價值 提 昇原住民族文化競爭力及開創文化發展空 間 四 國際化 運用資源整合 建構文化間傳播 將原住民族文化價值躍進國際舞台 The Indigenous People Cultural Foundation is committed to pass on the indigenous cultural education and operate the indigenous media business since the establishment in It enthusiastically promotes the communication of indigenous culture and has become one of the crucial forces for the development of indigenous cultures. The foundation also strive for the autonomous operation of Indigenous TV station and the satellite broadcasting license for Taiwan Indigenous TV (TITV) granted in 10/14/2013 was a milestone for the independent operation of the TV station. The Taiwan Indigenous TV (TITV) has been established since December 1st, After six months of show production and channel testing, it is officially broadcasted in July 1st, It is also the first Indigenous TV channel, Channel 16, in Asia. As a member of the World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network (WITBN) established in 2008, TITV and the other indigenous broadcasting organizations are able to share the latest news and exchange professional experiences on indigenous issues across the world. We look to work together to promote indigenous people s culture and turn our tradition into treasured. Experiencing the production from TTV, EBC and TPT, the Indigenous People Cultural Foundation received the license of satellite television broadcasting enterprise of TITV and officially started to run TITV on January 1st, TITV produces both news and programs. For the former, we produce daily news, the news in tribal languages, specific projects, etc, and pursue the best quality of news; for the latter, we focus on the programs for children and teenagers, general programs, travel programs, and music programs. We not only believe that indigenous culture will be successfully promoted through multiple perspectives with the indigenous people as well as the society, but also promise to open a window of Taiwan culture. GOAL We promote the education of indigenous culture and conduct the communication and media business of indigenous people. MISSION To expand the subjectivity of the indigenous people and preserve their right to broadcasting and using of media. PERSPECTIVE Hopefully we will become of the most prestigious organization of cultural media in the future. In hope of through this foundation, the rich and profound culture of the indigenous people can grow deep roots in Taiwan. From the edge to the mainstream, people can have more confidence with their culture and in the meanwhile the country can be more proud of its indigenous culture. IDEAS Subjectivity: Take the indigenous people as the subject and to manifest their cultural values and maintain as well as protect their rights of media. Individuality: To turn over the stereotypical impression with the indigenous people through media and cultural activities. Multiplicity: To enforce the cultural competition of the indigenous people and expand space for cultural development by inheriting and innovating the cultural values of them. Internationalization: To put the cultural values of the indigenous people unto the global stage by using the organized resources and construction of intercultural communication Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 03

3 FUN (Visiting Grandma: Finding Mother in Trinidad) Children's (Little Science Hunters) Children's 2012 SD 1 60 / Children's Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Producer/Director: Ciwas Wilang, Lai Li-Mei SD Children's Volume: 104 Length: 30 min. Producer: Rita Tseng 8 11 Many years ago, Yi-Nong s father went to work in Trinidad and Tobago where he met Sherline and married her. They went back to Taiwan in the hope of settling here with three kids. Since Trinidad and Tobago didn t establish diplomatic relations with Taiwan, they couldn t either register as married in Taiwan nor could they find ways for Sherline to get a resident permit. Yi-Nong s mother, sister and brother were all deported back to Trinidad leaving the 8-monthold Yi-Nong and her father back in Taiwan. Yi-Nong could not attend schools because she didn t have official household registry. She learned how to read with the help of relatives and the church. She also audited in a local elementary school. With the help of the community, Yi-Nong wrote a letter to president Ma, asking for his help to get an identity in Taiwan. She finally receive her Taiwanese resident permit when she was 11. But she never met her mother personally but the photos she took decades ago when Sherline was living in Taiwan. Yi-Nong is hoping to visit her mother and her siblings once again Culture Unplugged Little Science Hunters is the first indigenous science educational program in Taiwan. The show is the first one using scientific methods to find out more about ancient artifacts of the tribes. Experiments are demonstrated with simple materials. The process of making and playing games illustrates the theories and application of science, explains the wisdom of the ancestors, and exhibits the culture and spirit of the tribal communities. Won the best Children and Youth TV program of the Golden Bell Awards in 2012 Nominated for the best Children and Youth TV program of the Golden Bell Awards in 2010 Nominated for the best host for Children and Youth TV program of the Golden Bell Awards in 2010 and 2012 Selected for the Cultural Unplugged Film Festival in Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 05

4 ! Mami! Life and Travels 'aledet Life and Travels (Mom! Mami!) ('aledet Delicious!) 2015 HD / Life and Travels Volume: 78 Length: 60 min. Producer/Director: Tsou Ching-Hua, Chen Yueh-Nien 2015 HD / Life and Travels Volume: 13 Length: 60 min. Producer/Director: Chen Huei-Wu Mami Mami 16 Mami means food and meals in Atayal language. Mom! Mami! therefore, means delicious meals prepared by our mothers! There are sixteen tribes among Taiwanese indigenous. Each tribe has its unique cuisine as their representations. The show features the recipe and cooking skills of the most classic native culinary delights and showcases the seasonal indigenous for home cooking. The show introduces the unique indigenous food culture and the tips of healthy diet from the ancestors of each tribe. The show kicks off with Yao-Chung chen's culinary exchange among kitchens of different indigenous tribes. follows the foot steps of local gourmets, introducing traditional cuisine, exploring ingredients of both the mountains and the seas, and developing creative dishes. Sharing local culture of the indigenous community brings new life to the food ingredient that was once known only by the indigenous people. Whether these ingredients are fish and crabs in the sea, wild bitter gourd by the road, shall-flower by the stream or the tender shoots of the Calamus margarita Hance in the forest, they are delicious tastes and will be shared with the audience. The show features the best cooking skills and the most authentic tastes of Taiwan s indigenous people Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 07

5 Lima Life and Travels Life and Travels (Come On! Lima) (Craze For Our Tribes) 2014 HD Life and Travels Volume: 13 Length: 30 min. Producer: Wang Chung-Mei 2013 HD / Life and Travels Volume: 36 Length: 48 min. Producer/Director: Chen Chung-Chih, Biung Lina talk show Come On! Lima is a co-host talk show, featuring crosstalk, short sitcoms, and animation. The show uses facts, data, and current social conditions to debunk the cause of the most common stereotypes of the indigenous people while breaking the stereotype down with thorough and fun explanations. Biung will travel with the audience to show the outstanding tribes around Taiwan. He will introduce the local industries, the unique history along with each tribe s characters, the traditions and religious beliefs of the communities, and all the beauty of the indigenous tour sites Nominated for the Best Host in Educational and Cultural Program of the TV Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards in Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 09

6 Documentary Documentary (Mountain Village, Ocean Village) (Little Hunter of Kucapungane) 2015 HD 1 60 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Director: Etan Pavavalung 2015 HD 1 60 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Director: Chen Hui-Wu pulima vecik tapelik June 2014, the harvest festival of tribe was around the corner. Two local people artistes in Taiwan felt called to the artistry for the lands and forest on the other side, and they met each other in Champagne-Ardenne, France, to go on a trip to spirituality. Vecik, the tribe of mountain, is experienced; tapelik, the tribe of sea, is energetic. Seizing the words of contemporary arts in the wind, writing for the environmental justice, and reading wisely ecological development. Sigiyan Kucapungane Sigiyan Sigiyan This documentary is a true story about Sigiyan, a hunter living in Kucapungane. Sigiyan protects his tribe, reconstructs his homeland, and lives with the ancestors. In ancient native tongue, Kucapungane means lhikolao (cloded leopard), and it also represents the tough characteristics of the tribe. In 1979, the tribe was moved to the bank of South Ai-Liao River for a better education and medical attention. Unfortunately, Typhoon Morakot devastated the whole tribe the tribe people suffered from aches and pains for years, and they finally moved to the tribe of Rinari. But they kept the tribe of Kucapungane in mind. Sigiyan is an authentic fighter of lily. Rukai people regard a hunter as a hero. As a hero, he must be intelligent and perseverant. Furthermore, he has to overcome the challenges from the natural environment in a mountain and forest; he has to face the risk of dying to fight against the wild animals with wisdom. The essence of being a hunter lies in exploring the meaning and value of life. The little hunter Sigiyan is the one who rebuilds the stone house and set fire Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 011

7 Documentary Documentary (Nurturing Water of The Island) (Non-ceremonial Harvest Festival) 2015 HD 1 60 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Director: Chang Yeg-Hai Sya Man 2015 HD 1 60 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Director: Mayaw Laway ( ) In analyzing the use and management of water source of Dawu people and their traditional ways of life, this documentary shows how Dawu people opened up their environment, developed a culture, and increased the knowledge of spirituality with water source. Meanwhile, they also made history, formed legends, performed rituals. This documentary includes issues such as cultures of island, racial identities, centripetal force, etc, and shapes a discourse on Nurturing water of the island. Like a mother s milk, the water source is a crucial element for Dawu people. Water source not only provides Dawu people with life, production, and culture, but also regenerates the life and culture of Dawu people. Nurturing water of the island, on the one hand, preserves the traditional life of Dawu people, on the other hand, promotes awareness of use and management of water source by Dawu people. This documentary provides audiences with an alternative viewpoint on the relationship between economic growth and environment. The religions that were spread by foreigners were closely connected to tribes in the coastal area in light of resource, styles of tribes, and traditional cultures. In order to explore the relationship and interaction between harvest festival and religion, the director made Non-ceremonial Harvest Festival, which is a record of undergoing a revival of traditional cultures of Lung Chang tribe at Taitung. This documentary not only provides audiences with a mutual angle, but also summons a motivation in cultural revival up. Audiences will experience the passion and touched feelings of the youngsters, who seek the Amis spirit under the influence of Han culture Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 013

8 Drama Drama (Mi-Quality Apartment) (The Crying Bamboo Forest) 2015 HD Drama Volume: 20 Length: 25 min. Producer: Suyan Upah 2011 SD 1 90 Drama Volume: 1 Length: 90 min. Director: Umin Boya "Mi-quality" is a slang of Paiwan and Rukai people to satirically describe high fashion. Those with "Mi- quality" often emphasize only one's outer beauty, and ignores one's inner beauty. Indigenous people often mock themselves as a victim of "Mi-quality" when they are met with discrimination. "Mi-Quality Apartment" is a drama that subverts stereotypes of indigenous people. This film is based on the Indigenous literature " The Eyes of the indigenous - The Crying Bamboo Forest". The story describes the journey of a man learning from one's father and passing down Tayal traditions to the next generation. After he looses his homeland, he lived in hopelessness, and eventually hardens like a vine to live like a strong Tayal. The story shows how one can use the optimism of Indigenous peoples to face adversity imaginenative Film + Media Arts Festival 2013 Nominated in the Golden Bell Awards Min-series TV Movie Award / Mini-series TV Movie Award for Best Leading Actor/ Mini-series TV Movie Award for Best Supporting Actor/ Mini-series TV Movie Award for Best Directing in 2011 Selected in the imaginenative Film and Media Arts Festival in Canada in 2013 Selected for the Native Spirit Festival in United Kingdoms in Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 015

9 vulayan Music and Entertainment (vulayan Talent Show) 2015 HD Music and Entertainment Volume: 20 Length: 60 min. Producer: Hung Jung-Liang Types of Programs A brand new music show that brings unique singers and performers to the stage. It is a true celebration of the best voice and a fulfillment of dreams for the singers of the new generation. The programmers invite well-known indigenous singers to the stage and perform. Meanwhile, two singers from younger generation sing both a popular song and a song in indigenous languages to undertake their missions. The judges are eager to find superstars from indigenous people! Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 017

10 Children's Volume: 125 Length: 30 min. Producer: Chen Chi-Huang (Welcome to My School) 2014 HD 8 30 / Children's Volume: 8 Length: 30 min. Producer/Director: Chen Huei-Wu Kiratam (Kiratam Ready Go) This is an experimental education program for indigenous children. There are 16 middle schools and elementary schools involved in the program. In each episode, two students are selected to exchange classrooms with each other for a day. The audience are experiencing the featured learning programs and ethnic programs with the view of each kid. The schools that are involved in the exchange are of different tribal communities. The children experienced different kind of campus life through the process of discovery, observations, learning and sharing. In addition to the featured learning programs, the heritage passed down through tribal educations are also shown in this show. With various languages and cultures, the show exhibits how the teachers used familiar materials in life and turned them into featured learning programs that are creative, fun, and interactive. Ranked 4.5 star as the finalist on the Children and Youth TV recommendation list of the Taiwan Media Watch in 2014 wawa senai 2014 HD Children's Volume: 80 Length: 15 min. Prorucer: E leng Ladholoa Children's 2014 HD Children's Volume: 18 Length: 30 min. Prorucer: Rita Tseng WaWa senai Lokah (Lokah Payung) SD wawa senai means children sing in indigenous language. The theme of the show is designed according to the development of children s psychology. 5 puppet characters are designed to moderate the show. Along with music videos, animations, short plays, and ballads, a happy learning environment is built to strengthen children emotionally. Ranked 4.5 star as the finalist on the Children and Youth TV recommendation list of the Taiwan Media Watch. Won the best Children and Youth TV program of the Golden Bell Awards in 2015 Kiratam Ready Go is a reality show that documents how children learn indigenous language as their native tongue under an all native language learning environment. The show presents that children s learning depends on their family which is the sprit and essence of the tribal learning style. Children can also learn the cultures of different tribal communities. The show helps children identify with their own culture as well as understand other communities The show is an adventure traveling around Taiwan with a group of boys, girls, and puppets to figure out the culture and customs of different tribes. The show not only presents the wisdom of indigenous life, but also establishes the idea of peaceful coexistence between human and nature. Nominated for the best host for Children and Youth TV program of the Golden Bell Awards in Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 019

11 (Dancing in New York) 2013 SD 1 60/120 / Children's Volume: 1 Length: 60/120 min. Producer/Director: Ciwas Wilang, Lin Chen-Hsiung Aulu Aulu Aulu Aulu is very excited for his coming trip to learn from the Martha Graham Dance Company in New York. In order to sharpen his own cultural understandings and to expand his knowledge of indigenous dance, Aulu decides to go to Hualien and learn from the famous indigenous choreographer, Bulareyaung, who is choreographing a performance called Pu ing (Finding Ways) for the Formosa indigenous Song and Dance Troupe. Aulu finds himself not coordinating with the group very well, and Bulareyaung says to him, Don t think you are very good at dancing already. It s shocking for Aulu who has danced for many years and earned many awards growing up. He gradually realizes that dancing is a lot more than pursuing the beauty of extending your arms. sgoyaw (Summer Adeventure: Heading to sgoyaw Tribe) 2012 SD 1 30 / Children's Volume: 1 Length: 30 min. Producer/Director: Ciwas Wilang, Lai Li-Mei (Summer Adeventure: Summer Times with Pakalungay) 2012 SD 1 30 / Children's Volume: 1 Length: 30 min. Producer/Director: Ciwas Wilang, Lai Li-Mei Children's ( ) Accepting the challenge from the Summer Fun show, Rei-Hung from the Seediq tribe in Hualien and Rei-Hsuan from the Truku tribe are heading over to Atolan community in Taitung. Their local hosts, Shih-Chieh and Li-Wei, are two Amis Pakalungay, which means they rank as the labor service youth in the tribe. The little hosts take their guests to the beach, to the trees, and invite them to enjoy Amis cuisine together. They run around the community delivering news, learn traditional Amis ballads and modern Amis dance, take Native language classes, and compete in a wrestling game. This summer, Rei-Hung and Rei-Hsuan are going to bring glory back and share all these unforgettable experience with their family and friends as little backpackers! FUN (Visiting Grandma: Bringing My Grandfather Here) 2012 SD 1 60 Children's Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Producer: Ciwas Wilang Tzu Chen and Ting-Lin Lo grow up in the urbanized Taipei City and they are going to be little backpackers this summer! They accepted the challenge from the Summer Fun show and will spend 3 days and 2 nights at the Squoyaw tribe in Taichung. On the first day, they will receive an envelope which indicates the destination of this challenge and the money they can spend. How will they go about getting to the right place? What are other adventurous schedules the hosts will plan for them? What are some missions they need to accomplish? It s all theirs to solve this time. The two little backpackers from the city seemed to be nervous and hesitant. Will they be able to adapt the new environment once they leave Taipei? What are some refreshing experience they will get when embarking on this journey full of surprises? Yadie came from Indonesia to Taiwan and met her husband Yu-Chi Liang at work. Yadie is the only precious child of her parents and has been carefully taken care of by her husband once they married. They have two boys and one girl, and the oldest one, Chen-Yuan Liang, is in his fourth grade. Yadie has been thinking about bringing her father to Taiwan from Indonesia since her mother died two years ago. Yadie decides to go on a trip to Indonesia with Chen- Yuan. Would her father who never left Indonesia agree to leave for Taiwan? What would Chen-Yuan feel like when stepping onto his mothers homeland? Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 021

12 Children's Culture and Arts Volume: 7 Length: 60 min. Producer/Director: Vincent, Qiu Yong-Bin (Stories of the Tribes) 2009 SD HD / Children's Volume: 65 Length: 15 min. Producer: Rita Tseng, Sayun Wilang Culture and Arts Volume: 26 Length: 30 min. Producer/Director: Chang Chia-Wei, Chen Chin-Piao There are many interesting oral stories passing among the indigenous communities in Taiwan. They are intriguing, touching, and they have served as wonderful tools as cultural representations and heritages. This show is about how the community elders telling legends to the kids. With animations, children dramas, and original music, everyone can learn the amazing stories of the Taiwanese indigenous groups. MASALELE (MASALELE : The Map of Arts) pulima (Pulima Music Show) 2014 HD 7 60 / Creating arts through life; understanding life through arts. The diversity of the indigenous culture of Taiwan can be seen in their ceremonies, music, dances, clothing, and architectures. The development of contemporary indigenous arts not only uses the tribal culture as foundations but also blends in the modern elements and contemporary skills. The forms for presentation for contemporary indigenous artists extends to paintings, carvings, pottery, knitting, and performing arts. The show introduces numbers of artists coming from different tribal backgrounds with various talents. They will share how they combine the traditional and modern perspectives in creating works of art; how to enjoy the beauty of contemporary indigenous arts, and the meaning behind each work with people. Culture and Arts PULIMA Stay with Pulima Music Show where you will find marvelous performances of the body and amazing feasts of the music! Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 023

13 dapin (Footprints in Taiwan) ari ari! (ari ari Let s Go Home Together) Life and Travels 2015 HD Life and Travels Volume: 13 Length: 60 min. Producer: Sayun Wilang 2014 HD Life and Travels Volume: 21 Length: 60 min. Producer: Nikar Ikung Saliyorod, Li Ming-zong Life and Travels dapin Dapin is indigenous Seediq Language, means footprints or the marks left on the soil walked by. Each episode features a special traveler and their experience walking into a tribe. Step by step, the story follows the experiences of the featured traveler and documents the interaction with the local indigenouss. They work and live together while sharing life stories with each other. The show presents unique sparks and deep connections between the travelers and the local communities. ari ari Life is where cultural heritage lies, and cultural heritage starts from storytelling. Yet everything begins only when you go back home. ari ari Let s Go Home Together features how one indigenous celebrity brings one non-indigenous friend home. They visit the home tribe together, experience the living style of the tribes, and discover the yearning of going back home Nominated for the Best Variety Program of the TV Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards in 2014 Malu su (Malu su Clinics) 2015 HD Life and Travels Volume: 13 Length: 60 min. Producer: Suyan spi' (Let the Dreams Come True) 2014 HD Life and Travels Volume: 39 Length: 30 min. Producer: Vais, Chen Chun-Liang, Sulryape This is a new styled health program produced by TITV, featuring a panel of specialists and local paramedics in the tribes. They discuss a variety of health topics that is common among the tribes. The panel specialists also debunk the internet medical myths and deliver correct medical advice for the audience. 18 Let the Dreams Come True is a stage where makers and thinkers give the talk of their life s work, dreams, and ideals. The goal is to share well-shaped ideas and to provide solid experiences on how dreams are realized. These talks present the inner strength and subjectivity of indigenous people and calls for a collective response. The show is about expanding the dreams and reviving the responsibility of reestablishing cultural heritage Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 025

14 yontan'e (Open a Cultural Window) (Traveler s Kitchen) Life and Travels 2014 HD 8 48 / Life and Travels Volume: 8 Length: 48 min. Producer/Director: Lo Ming-Hsiang 2013 SD / Life and Travels Volume: 13 Length: 48 min. Producer/Director: Pingo, Mark Life and Travels Culture, creativity, and popular industry is everywhere! A-bao and Pearl are the co-hosts of the show and they will lead ways to explore the tribes and find out the amazing stories on how the indigenous people cultivate and develop the cultural and creative industry of their tribes. A delicious cuisine is introduced by a featured character in each episode. Traveler s Kitchen explores the indigenous culinary culture through the stories and interviews of the featured characters. With a unique mix of legends, local stories, and gourmet, the show presents exceptional point-line-plane styled storytelling of each story. The show showcases a lot of gourmet delicatessen fused with creativity and traditional cuisine and makes the indigenous dishes more than those of stereotypical gilled pork, bamboo rice, or rice wine. (In Search of Tribes) (Tribe Duet) SD Life and Travels Volume: 15 Length: 60 min. Producer: Chen Chi-Huang 2012 SD / Life and Travels Volume: 36 Length: 60 min. Producer/Director: Wu Chun, Huang Chien-Kuo 2012 Exploring the tribal humanities and traveling across the outstanding natural environment, the show presents the unique culture and ecosystem of the tribes through the lens of Documentary. The show empowers the indigenous people and encourages them to find the power given by the native mountains and the sea. Nominated for the Best Educational and Cultural Program of the TV Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards in 2012 Tribe Duet is a reality show that documents how the co-hosts completing the missions for their fellow indigenous friends. They are asked to work together with the tribesman they visited. The show is about presenting the life style of tribes and the wisdom of the nature s eco-system. With the spirit of helping each other, the cohosts will connect with the local communities and serve their fellow indigenous friends. The show is able to resonate with the audience because of its reality show filming techniques Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 027

15 Ina (Ina s Kitchen) tja zian (The Sweat Between My Brows) Life and Travels 2007 SD / Life and Travels Volume: 123 Length: 60 min. Producer/Director: Vais, Hu Tao Ming The traditional lifestyle of the indigenous people is hunting and gathering, facilitating an intimate relationship between the tribes and the mother nature. This way of living also affects how indigenous group view their life and culinary culture. They have developed distinctive food culture on indigenous and cooking skills under the influence of environmental changes, seasonal changes, and festival occasions. Different indigenous are provided for different occasions. The skills of discerning various indigenous are also a part of the unique food culture of the indigenous. This is a culinary show that combines life experience, food memories, and secret recipes. The audience could find out the delicious food as much as its amazing culture HD 1 60 / Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Producer/Director: Sayun Wilang, Qiu Ying-Bin 2014 Pulima Bulareyaung Pagarlava is the art director for the opening of Pulima Art Festival He and a group of indigenous young dancers are practicing in the rehearsal room at Taipei. He uses his vigor and influence to drive those indigenous youths who dream to dance. The culture of origins has been discovered during the interactions between these dancers. The 48-minute-long documentary, Tja zian, Dance My Own Steps, documents the whole process of learning, dancing, and discoveries. O'rip (O'rip Slow Down to Live) 2014 HD / Documentary Volume: 17 Length: 60 min. Producer/Director: Chang Chia-Wei Documentary O'rip Slow living is a lifestyle that pursues the recovery and returning to the nature in countering the high-pressured and fast-paced modern life. O rip Slow Down to Live is an original and experimental documentary series produced by TITV. There is no additional narration, no excessive sound tracks, nor extra post-production effects but the essence of using simple images to deliver a message. The show simply documents the beauty and pureness of the ordinary life living in the indigenous communities Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 029

16 (Angels Invisible Wings) (The New Flood) 2013 HD 1 60 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Director: Luo Ming-Yuan 2010 SD 1 50 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 50 min. Director: Futuru C.L. Tsa Despite the recent climate change infliction, indigenous people in Taiwan also experienced the history of being colonized and the misunderstanding of the mainstream society. These factors have magnified the frustration of the environmental refugees The problem of the green house effect has become one of the most popular topics in recent years. The drastic change of the environment along with the economic upheaval swallows the fate of human beings like mudslides. The flood disaster hit Taiwan on August 2009 and indicates the crisis of global climate change. More over, the long accumulated historical factors and complicated 2012 socio-economic structures were all hidden behind the disaster. This 2013 Culture Unplugged wave of colonial mudslide continues to overpower the indigenous people of Taiwan as environmental refugees. Selected for the Taiwan International Ethnographic Film Festival in 2012 Selected for the Culture Unplugged Film Festival in SD 1 60 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Director: Chang Yeg-Hai Sya Man Documentary 18 (Dream of the Flying Tatala) 2011 SD 1 60 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 60 min. Director: Tamih Lafing Travelers with their school bags. For the past 30 years, the city of the mountain that is wrapped in misty clouds and emerald greenness has been modernized as the development of Alishan Highway. Tsou people who used to live in the mountain area could obtain easier access to and interaction with people living in the fields. The Taiwan Provincial Highway No. 18 symbolizes the doorway of modernization, connecting the mountains and the cities, opening up the windows for knowledge and education. As the implementation of thee compulsory education program, the demographics and territory of the indigenous tribes has been changing with the transition of the system. The local knowledge and the modernized knowledge collides, stirs, and flows together. Alishan Highway is like a tunnel and the gazes, the desires, and the interactions of the indigenous people passing through it overtime. This time, those who walk through the road will be carrying knowledge instead of wild games. The mission of expanding tribal sphere is turning from metaphysical ideas to educational practices. This time, the young and the old are all traveling back to the tribes carrying their school bags. If the meaning of them traveling away is to bring knowledge back, how much modern and traditional knowledge should they keep? ( ) tatala si mangavang Along the bay near the village, there s a kid named Malong who likes to stand by the sea and stare into the sky. The boy is full of imagination and has an adventurous heart. He has a group of best friends in his imaginary world, including the naughty Shebalei, the smarty Leebonbon, the lazy turtle, and the whimsical tatala. They are his partners to sail to the world of dreams. The story begins as si mangavang is set to sail and a magical journey full of wonders is about to start. Selected for the CMS International Children's Film Festival in 2012 Selected in the Taiwan International Children's Film Festival in 2012 Selected for the Native Spirit Festival in United Kingdoms in imaginenative Film + Media Arts Festival 2012 Skábmagovat Lanyu(Orchid Island) is the where Dao people call home for many generations. It shares the common language family and the same flying fish culture origin with the Batan Island. The Kuroshio current flows by the two islands, bearing the migration history and legends between the two. A Bantanese widow, Lida, remarried to a man in Lanyu 24 years ago, leaving her three young children behind. She builds her home on Lanyu Island and revokes the mutual memory of the two islands. Through her experience, her husband finds deep gratitude toward the land and the ocean once again. However, Lida still suffers for being homesick. One day, she receives the message of the birth of her grand-daughter. This time, she decides to go back to where she came from with the blessings from Lanyu island and her husband. Opening film in the Word Indigenous Television Broadcasters NetWork(WITBN) in 2010 Selected for the imaginenative Film and Media Arts Festival in Canada in 2013 Selected for the Skábmagovat Film Festival (Indigenous Film Festival) in Finland Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 031

17 : (Tapakadrawane: The Legend of Black Rice) 2009 SD 1 90 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 90 min. Producer: E leng Ladholoa Documentary Kongadavne (The Gift) comes from the earth and the sea SD 1 48 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 48 min. Director: Chang Yeg-Hai Sya Man Tapakadrawane, the Black Rice Ceremony, is one of the most important harvest celebration each year among the Kongadavene tribe of the Rukai people. The agricultural process was very significant and serious to the Rukai people. They firmly believed that they will be cursed by the spirits if someone violate the agricultural taboo. Everyone needs to be compliant with the farming and ceremonial regulations to ensure the safety and successfulness of the tribe. The whole year is full of regulations, orders and taboos. It s the Black Rice Ceremony held once every winter that people get to relax, enjoy the harvest, and appreciate gods caring and blessing during the farming season. This film follows an eighty-two years old tribal elder. He believes that while his flesh is still warm, his mind is clear, and his knees can still walk, he must take his son, Syaman Mataaw, and grandson, Javogaw into the mountains to build a canoe. Through their journeys into the mountains and out on the sea, they re taught the Yami ways of life, the meanings of their culture, and the responsibilities of being a man. The film takes a sincere look at Yami wisdom, which is the gift that (The Storytelling Hands) 2008 SD 1 48 Documentary Volume: 1 Length: 48 min. Director: Etan Pavavalung Pairang Pavavaljung Pairang (The Melody Unforgotten) 2007 SD Documentary Volume: 39 Length: 30 min. Director: Tamih Lafing 2012 Skábmagovat This film documents the life of a Paiwan elder, Pairang Pavavaljung. Paiwan is famous for its handicrafts. Pairang s sculptures and creations become an extension to the stories of the land and its people. Paiwan director, Etan.Pavavaljung, explores the dwindling wisdom and traditional culture of the Taiwan Indigenous peoples through Pairang s storytelling hands. Music is the symbolic medium that communicates cultural messages. For the indigenous people, music is more than the expression of emotions and feelings. It s also the representation of their culture. It s not just the apparent symbols in communications. What s more, it s the vital media that delivers it s meaning among the sociocultural institution. Selected for the Skábmagovat Film Festival (Indigenous Film Festival) in Finland Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 033

18 vuvu (vuvu Got Talent!) 2015 HD Programs for Seniors Volume: 20 Length: 30 min. Produce: Sulryape vuvu vuvu vuvu vuvu Vuvu means the elders in Paiwan language. Vuvu Got Talent is a program designed for the elders. This program presents outstanding talents of the elders of the tribes, documenting their unique skills and techniques. Sra (Protecting Sra) 2015 HD 1 18 Drama Volume: 1 Length: 18 min. Director: Chiu Hsin-Ta Drama Programs for Seniors Sra Sra Sra Sra Sra Mayaw Sra Sra is a young man of the Chi-Mei tribe. Despite the objection of the tribe, Sra leaves home and works in a non-indigenous-owned rafting company because of the financial needs in his family. Sra gets promotion from the supervisor and helps boost their business. However, his colleagues are jealous of him and sabotage Sra s new business. Sra is very depressed of the fact that everything he works for is destroyed. Eventually his good friends, Mayaw, and other friends in the tribe reach out to Sra and help him. They tell Sra that you can be Chi-Mei s family as long as you are willing. All the doubts and shame are gone and Sra decides to go back home after quitting his job at the rafting company. (Memory Puzzle) 2015 HD 1 15 Drama Volume: 8 Length: 30 min. Director: Wu Chun 18 The eighteen-year-old Panay returns home for her cousin s wedding. She doesn t seem fit when staying in the tribe because she seldom comes back. She has an argument with her family and leaves home. However, she gets lost in the woods and cannot find her way back. The scenery in front of her brings her the de-ja-vu moment of her living in the tribe as a kid with her father. Suffering in hunger and in coldness, Panay is saved by a young man dressed as a hunter. She sees the young hunter and thinks of her father as if she is picking up a long-lost memory puzzle of her father. One puzzle after another, Panay seems to figure out the look of her father as well as the look of her tribe Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 035

19 (Always By Your Side) (A Doctor on Orchid Island) Drama 2015 HD 1 16 Drama Volume: 1 Length: 16 min. Director: Liao Yun-Chao 2009 SD 1 90 / Drama Volume: 1 Length: 90 min. Producer/Director: Lin Hong-Cheng Drama The little wooden bear carved by the father is the best partner of the girl. He is also her comfort and shield. The little wooden bear uses the magic power to help achieving the girl s dream. It is also an analogy of how TITV accompanies the audience for the last decade. With a variety of life style and cultural shows; entertainment and featured programs, TITV brings vivid color to the life of the indigenous people Skábmagovat TITV's drama, A Doctor on Orchid Island, is adapted from the literary piece of work by a Bunun writer, Tomas Tamapima. In A Doctor on Orchid Island, Tomas, a Bunun doctor, was sent to a hospital because of a car accident. Meanwhile, a critical patient, who was killed by celluitis, is also a doctor from Orchid Island. Realizing that the medical resources on Orchid Island were insufficient, Tomas makes up his mind to fulfill his duty on Orchid Island. During the three years and eight months, he engaged himself in a conversation between the mountain and the sea. He fought against the inhumane medical system and insisted on saving people s lives. He devoted himself to his career even though the National Health Insurance has not been established yet. Ultimately, he was accepted by Dawu people and became a highly respected doctor among them. Selected for the Skábmagovat Film Festival (Indigenous Film Festival) in Finland in 2012 (Camak's Flying Toast) 2011 SD 1 79 Drama Volume: 1 Length: 79 min. Director: Jim Wang (Ha-Yung's Kingdom) 2009 SD 1 90 Drama Volume: 1 Length: 90 min. Director: Wang Qi-Zai 10 This is a story about a student whose family is at high risk and a backpacker who is also a volunteer in a tribe of Southern Taiwan. The father of 10-year-old Camak becomes an alcoholic because of facing unemployment and the broken relationship with his wife. As long as Camak is beaten by his father, he thinks about his grandmother s words, be happy when you find yourself in a difficult situation. Therefore, Camak copes with the pressures by creating fantasies. Camak's Flying Toast tells the story from a child, as if there is a child reading you a story aside. It is full of children s eagerness to find happiness and clear voices. The Kingdom of Ha-Yung is adapted from the prose work, A Mischievous Old Child and His Kingdom, by an Atayal female writer, Rimuy Aki. This is a story about the struggle between the respect for lands and the profit of land development. Ha-Yung, an elementary school teacher, retired because of illness. He created a garden on a hill and enjoyed his life of retirement. However, an enterprise wanted to buy his lands and transformed them into a vacation resort. Ha- Yung endeavored to defense his home, whereas his brother, Yu-Kang could not resist the allure of the enterprise what they would have is either a chance or crisis Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 037

20 Music and Entertainment (Songs of Island Breeze) (Taiwan Top Star) Music and Entertainment 2015 HD Music Volume: 13 Length: 60 min. Producer: Ado Kaliting Pacidal 2010 SD Tiger Music and Entertainment Volume: 29 Length: 90 min. Producer: Tiger Songs of Island Breeze is a large-scaled music program produced by TITV. It brings music, ballads, and history to stage, presenting the story of music at different generations in Taiwan. Press the Enter bottom to submit your performance video to the show s website and let us know how bad you want the dream comes true. You will have a chance to be on the show of Taiwan Top Star at TITV. Good music is all about sharing. There s usually a fighting story about conquering challenges and crushing the difficulties behind each beautiful song. The production team is walking out of the studio and heading toward the tribes in order to find the best performers. It provides a chance for the indigenous people to achieve their dreams, creating a music platform that is suitable for all ages. (My Stage) 2013 HD Music and Entertainment Volume: 12 Length: 60 min. Producer: Vais (Sing Our Songs) 2008 SD Music and Entertainment Volume: 52 Length: 90 min. Producer: Hung Jung- Liang 16 An excellent music show that is rooted for serving the tribes, providing performance stage, and strengthening self-identity and confidence of the indigenous group. The show is dedicated to promoting indigenous music and bringing life to the tribal heritage. The voices of the heaven are revealed on Channel 16, where you find the way home and the new stage for your greatest dreams. Sing Our Songs produced by TITV is a performance stage exclusively for indigenous singers and songwriters. There are fancy dancing and singing performances, angelic chorus, and exuberant art presentations. With music playing, singing, dancing, and diverse forms of performance, the audience will enter the great hall of music, enjoying the passion and talents of their fellow indigenous people. This is a large-scale music program that demonstrates the combination of the arts and humanities of the indigenous group, weaving in the most popular and most fashionable culture of the tribes Nominated for the Best Singing and Variety Programme and the Best Host in a Variety Programme of the TV Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards in Taiwan Indigenous TV CATALOGUE 039

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