The Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg researches sustainable filmmaking
How can green producing avoid becoming a mere empty phrase in the creative industry? Can virtual production reduce CO₂ emissions?
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Marc Angele at The 3D and Motion Design Show
Swiss CG and VFX supervisor Marc Angele discusses Cinema 4D, Arnold and his work in animation and visual effects.
M.A.R.K.13 on Producing Ritter Rost
Holger Weiss discusses M.A.R.K.13’s work on Ritter Rost, its production pipeline, regional film funding and Stuttgart’s animation industry.
FMX Spotlight Examines LED Walls for Virtual Production
Three FMX Spotlight discussions explore LED-wall production, virtual-set tools and combining physical sets with virtual worlds.
MediaTech Hub Conference 2020 Goes Hybrid
The 2020 MediaTech Hub Conference combines a live Studio Babelsberg programme with online sessions on media technology and future business models.
The Beauty | Student Academy Award
The award goes to Animago and Visual Effects Society winners.
Code Week Baden-Württemberg 2020 Offered Coding and Maker Workshops
The 2020 Code Week Baden-Württemberg programme covered programming, robotics, 3D printing, HTML and a multi-day hackathon.
MFG Expands Film Development Funding
MFG Baden-Württemberg expanded documentary development support, raised fiction script limits and increased its project participation share.
Applications Open for VR NOW Training
Alumni teams from Baden-Württemberg universities can now apply for the project-based VR NOW training programme.
Extended Application Deadline
Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg has extended the application deadline for the postgraduate programmes Animation/Effects Producing (AEP) and Technical Directing (TD) until August 15. Here is all the important information.
Making-of Rollin’ Safari
The Filmakademie is a permanent fixture at the animago AWARD every year. Anyone wishing to compete against the university in 2015 can submit an entry by 30 June.
Filmakademie Project on European Tour
The game-developer tour through Europe by the two Film Academy students Benedikt Hummel and Marius Winter can be followed thanks to the support of Arte Creative.
The Animation Institute at the 20th Baden-Württemberg Film Showcase
From December 3 to 7, 2014, the Institute of Animation, Visual Effects and Digital Postproduction at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg will present itself at the 20th Baden-Württemberg Film Showcase at the Metropol cinema in Stuttgart.
Vodafone Tests Internet Access over TV Spectrum
Vodafone begins a 100-home broadband trial using television white-space frequencies in rural Baden-Württemberg.
Co-Production Forum 2008
Filmbüro Baden-Württemberg e.V. and the Robert Bosch Stiftung are organising
this year's co-production forum for the third time. It focuses on
collaboration between German and Eastern or Southeastern European filmmakers.
This year, Romania and Hungary in particular are at the centre of the
presentations and discussions.
Co-Production Forum 2008
Filmbüro Baden-Württemberg and the Robert Bosch Stiftung are holding their annual co-production forum for the third time. It focuses on collaboration between German and Eastern and Southeastern European filmmakers, with Romania and Hungary at the center of this year’s talks and discussions.
Machinima Film Festival 2008 New York: Film Academy Students Nominated
Three students from Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg have been nominated at the fifth Machinima Film Festival 2008 in New York for their film “Niko Bellic – A Portrait.” In the Best Student Work category, they will compete against five other films from the United States at the Eyebeam Center for Art and Technology on 1 November.
Germany Plans First HD Radio Field Trial
Radio Regenbogen, T-Systems and LFK plan Germany’s first HD Radio field trial for late August.
Regional profile on television is sharpened
The Baden-Württemberg Regional Broadcasting Director of Südwestrundfunk (SWR), Willi Steul, announced at the meeting of the Baden-Württemberg Regional Broadcasting Council on Friday, July 20, 2007, in Mannheim that the Baden-Württemberg share in the early evening on SWR television would be optimized. The regional profile would be sharpened further.
Reach growth for DMAX in Baden-Württemberg
DMAX, the first factual-entertainment channel on German free TV, is expanding its broadcasting operations in Baden-Württemberg. Since July 10, 2007, an additional 28,000 households on the Kabel BW network have been able to receive the DMAX channel around the clock.