OnPoint Studios is hosting a virtual production event in Berlin, featuring industry experts and showcasing advancements in motion capture and real-time graphics.
The Berlinale may have been over for a while, but some things remained memorable. Such as the talks on Bow Wow and Blade Runner. Both moderated by Andrew Amondson.
"Intelligently linking budgeting and financing" is the motto of the presentation of corresponding software by production manager Mathias Schwerbrock ("John Rabe", "24h Berlin") and HFF employee Joachim Knaf.
Camelot Broadcast Services and ELEKTROFILM Postproduction Facilities jointly hosted a Berlinale reception at the Sony ConferenceCenter on Potsdamer Platz on February 11.
Hilde, the film about Hildegard Knef starring Heike Makatsch, which celebrates its world premiere at the Berlinale today, was finished at PICTORION das werk using Mistika 4.0.
FFF Bayern and the Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the Federal Government hosted their traditional reception at the Bavarian Representation.
Yesterday evening, the seventh Berlinale Talent Campus successfully concluded with its Closing Ceremony and the presentation of the award to the winner of this year’s Volkswagen Score Competition.
The submission deadline for the 2009 Studio Hamburg Young Talent Award is 18 February 2009, directly after the Berlinale. The awards gala will take place in Hamburg on 3 June 2009.
On February 6, 2009, LIPPEL’S DREAM will celebrate its world premiere as the opening film of the Generation section at the 59th Berlin International Film Festival, attended by the lead actors, director Lars Büchel, producer and screenwriter Ulrich Limmer, and novelist and screenwriter Paul Maar.
As part of the ‘Cinema for Peace’ benefit gala, the ‘CleanEnergy Award’ was presented for the first time in Berlin yesterday evening. The unique and breathtaking nature documentary ‘EARTH’ was honoured. The ‘Green Oscar’ distinguishes projects that engage with the subject of the environment in a special way.
Young filmmakers and Avid form a powerful combination at the Berlinale: as in previous years, Avid is once again supporting young filmmaking talent at the 2008 Berlinale Talent Campus through a series of interesting workshops.
It is the story of a man who was once a dog and meets a dog who was once a boy. With these words, director Paul Schrader described the film adaptation of the bestseller Adam, Son of a Dog by Yoram Kaniuk during the first press conference as part of this year’s Berlinale.
Avid backed the Transmediale.03 awards, presented a post-production session and demonstrated Xpress DV and DS HD during the 2003 Berlinale Talent Campus.