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Audio Visual Special Awards
Qualification for receiving the Dobson Henry Medal
For outstanding contributions in the Audio-Visual Medium
For furthering the activity of the Medium.
For long service to the Medium
Organising events, such as The Internationals, The Nationals, workshops & AV Days, working on committees such as the AV Group and the RPS Distinctions Panel.
Working for charity over many years, using AV as the medium.
Helping and advising others in public, and also for those people who work quietly in the background.
Although production of ground breaking sequences is a factor and should be taken account this alone does not quality. The authors will have been recognised in other ways. It is open to all who work in the field of AV no matter what nationality or country of residence and not just AV Group Members.
It is hoped that to receive the Medal the candidate will qualify in more than one of the above, but in exceptional circumstances one category may suffice.
Click here to view a list of the Dobson Henry recipients
Roy Henry 1920-2002

Below Dobson Henry Award Ceremony Video taken by Howard Bagshaw September 2024.
Below image of Ian Bateman, Chairman of the AV Group presenting the Medals and Certificates to the recipients of the Dobson Henry Award, namely Alastair Taylor and Sheila Haycox
Click here to read the speech from Ian Bateman.

Bryan Stubbs, Tony Collinson and Keith Scott, the Dobson Henry Award 2023 recipients. Below Award Speech.

Howard Bagshaw, Jill Bunting, John Smith recipients of the Dobson Henry Award in 2019

Ian Bateman (UK), Lorenzo De Francesco (Italy) and Lilian Webb (Ireland) receiving the
Dobson Henry Award in 2018.