La Dictée des Amériques 1996-1997-1998
Variety Show
3 x 120 minutes (approx.)
1996 to 1998
Broadcaster: Télé-Québec
- DOCUMENTARY
- FICTION
- GAME SHOW
- LIFESTYLE
- SKETCH SHOW
- SPECIAL HUMOUR SHOW
- TALK SHOW
- VARIETY SHOW
- WEB SERIES
- YOUTH PROGRAM
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La Dictée des Amériques is an international French-language spelling competition established by Télé-Québec in 1994 and broadcast throughout the world. Since its inception, over 850,000 people have taken part in the various qualifying rounds of La Dictée des Amériques in Africa, Latin America, Asia, Europe, the United States and Canada. In Quebec, over 60,000 people participate in the Dictée each year. In English Canada and other countries, 35,000 people give it a go. Every year, La Dictée des Amériques, with over 1000 volunteers pitching in to organize the event, brings together some 120 representatives from Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe. 1996Host: Anne-Marie Dussault Author: Luc Plamondon Director: Pierre Buron Associate Producer: Raynald Gagné Producers: Jean Bissonnette, Jean-Claude Lespérance, Luc Wiseman Co-production: Avanti Ciné Vidéo, Radio-Québec, TFO-TVOntario, TV5 1997Host: Anne-Marie Dussault Author: Arlette Cousture Director: Pierre Buron Associate Producer: Raynald Gagné Producers: Jean Bissonnette, Jean-Claude Lespérance, Luc Wiseman Co-production: Avanti Ciné Vidéo, Télé-Québec and TV5 1998Host: Anne-Marie Dussault Author: Marie-Claire Blais Director: Martin Dupont Associate Producer: Raynald Gagné Producers: Jean Bissonnette, Jean-Claude Lespérance, Luc Wiseman Co-production: Avanti Ciné Vidéo, Télé-Québec et TV5 Québec Canada, Télévision régionale française de Radio-Canada |