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On a Mission: Creating “NO ONE’S LIGHT”
No One’s Light is what happens when you start with 50 sci-fi ideas, delete 47 of them for survival reasons, and end up with a five-minute animated short that still looks like an alien planet got a proper art department. Blender handles the world building and Geometry Nodes chaos, CloudRig keeps characters bendy instead of broken, and Nuke ties it together before final grading at HFF München.
Infinity Hotel: Endless Rooms, Endless Renders
HFF Munich’s VFX students built Infinity Hotel, a hybrid short film merging live action with CGI, LiDAR scans, and Dolby Atmos sound.
Winners of the 29th Max Ophüls Preis Film Festival
The Max Ophüls Preis Film Festival is pleased to announce the winners of the festival’s 29th edition: the 2008 Max Ophüls Preis goes to director André Erkau for his film “Self-Talk.”
Awards Presented at up-and-coming 2007
On Sunday morning, the 'German Young Film Award 2007', the 'BDK Student Film Award' (Professional Association for Art Education), the 'Flying Camera' and the 'International Young Film Makers Award' were presented in Hanover. The 9th Hanover International Film Festival comes to an end with the award ceremony.
Treats for film lovers
“ohmrolle 2007 fall collection” runs at Nuremberg’s CINECITTA’
Programme of the 18th Lünen Film Festival
From November 15 to 18, 2007, the Lünen Film Festival celebrates its 18th birthday with a total of 53 short and long German productions. 29 of them will be shown in the competitions, 24 in the special programmes. For the first time this year, the Lünen Film Festival is awarding the prize for best film music, endowed with 2,500 euros; two further one-time prizes will be presented in the FUTURE extra and the SPORT extra. The Lünen Film Festival 2007 is thus awarding ten prizes endowed with a total of 25,000 euros and various support services.
“Ohm-Rolle” Shows Short Films, Music Videos, Channel and Title Designs
Event Presents Student Productions from Georg Simon Ohm University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg