As part of their second year of study, students from the VFX specialisation joined forces with all other departments at the Munich University of Television and Film to create a short film. This ambitious project combines various disciplines of the HFF and tells a dramatic story using visual effects.
Even though it is one of the youngest VFX degree programmes, the HFF already has a lot to show - and if we remember what we did in the second
what we did in the second semester, "Das Schattenspiel" is already worthy of note. But how did it come about?
Because Munich is the secret capital of everything, there is of course the WorldVFXDay here - streaming during the day and in the evening at the HFF Munich!
Element, our favourite 3D asset manager, is entering its second version - now with infinite scroll, duplicate detector and the long-awaited assignment of textures and maps to geometry within the manager!
"There is no Planet B". A slogan
from various climate protection campaigns, which refers to our current situation of not having a second planet on which to live
on which the inhabitants of Earth could live. The film Planet B shows
a scenario in which exactly that is attempted. On a planet afflicted by drought and toxic gases, a young woman sits in her underground bunker and controls the construction process of a new planet in space.
In winter 2021, we decided to make a film as a group of three under the guidance of our professor Jürgen Schopper about a robot whose purpose in life is to pick up rubbish. A lot has happened in the meantime: the robot is now controlled by an old lady and can - surprise! - dance very well. We have spent many enjoyable, stressful and also funny days at the HFF with our robot and the old lady. The original idea resulted in a four-minute animated film. We - three visual effects students (Valentin Dittlmann, Hannes Werner, Felix Zachau) at the University of Television and Film in Munich - developed, realised and completed this film in the course of our first year of study.
What does the cultural programme actually look like in a dystopia? The short film Vertagt depicts the end-time scenario of a humanity that has not achieved its climate goals. What could our future look like - if human life still exists?
Students of the Munich University of Television and Film win Student Academy Awards. Which films from the next generation of filmmakers were able to impress?
To mark the opening of the cinematography department at HFF Munich, not only will “Gangs of New York” be shown, but cinematography legend Michael Ballhaus will also drop by in person for a conversation.
"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.
The German Film Critics' Award is presented annually by the German Film Critics Association and awarded as part of the Berlinale. The nominations for 2009, preselected by small juries within the association, have now been published.
As part of “55 Years of HFF, 20 Years after the Fall of the Wall”, the Media Studies programme at HFF Konrad Wolf invites audiences to a book review and film discussion.
Documentary filmmaker Klaus Wildenhahn is coming to the Konrad Wolf University of Film and Television for an intensive course in the directing programme.
Today, Brandenburg Minister-President Matthias Platzeck presented Professor Bernd Wefelmeyer with the Order of Merit of the State of Brandenburg following a nomination by the Konrad Wolf University of Film and Television.
The 33rd Annecy International Animation Film Festival, held June 8–13, 2009, announced its competition selection. Fourteen of the 241 animations in the official programme come from Germany, with the HFF Konrad Wolf providing the country’s largest direct and indirect contingent.
The President of the University of Television and Film Munich, Professor Dr Gerhard Fuchs, presented Dr Klaus Schaefer with his certificate of appointment as an honorary professor on March 20.
Bavarian media minister Eberhard Sinner and audiovisual-media cluster spokesman Dr Klaus Schaefer visited Bavarian and international exhibitors at the seventh Cinec International Trade Fair for Film Technology.
Markus Stoffel, BVK, will show his moving film I’ll Tell You About Myself. He was nominated for the German Camera Award for his work. Johannes Kirchlechner will moderate the discussion afterward.