
Timo-Erkki Heino, Finland, has worked for the Finnish Broadcasting Company since the 1970s, where he has produced cultural, social, and investigative documentaries.
Timo-Erkki Heino, Finland
In 2000, he became the executive producer of Ykkösdokumentti (Documentary on One), the major documentary slot on channel TV 1. For the past decade he has specialized in the reasons and consequences of the Finnish recession and banking crisis, combining macro and micro economic approaches in his documentaries. In 1994, Heino won Finland’s Award for Public Information for a documentary series on South Africa. He is the founding member of the Association of Investigative Journalism in Finland, and has been active in INPUT (International Public Television Screening Conference), an international non-profit association of public television professionals. In 1999, Heino published his working diary Pankkien uhrit (The Victims of the Banks) on the making of his television documentary on the Finnish banking crisis.
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