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Carsten Schuffert - Post Production

09 February 2021 in Events - Online - Talks

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The last step in film production - when the (hopefully sustainably!) shot material arrives at this point, a surprising amount of "green" is possible! Carsten tells us what all that is.

Date: 26th March 2021 19:30 UTC +1
Price: Free

Our Guest

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Carsten Schuffert, born in 1966, has over 30 years experience in film and cinema.

As of 2005, his company has developed into a service provider for digital cinema and was instrumental in the creation of digital master and DCP for evaluation in the cinema. In 2009 he planned and built his own post-production building in a resource-saving wooden construction.

Carsten Schuffert runs a filmproduction and climate neutral film-posthouse, BEWEGTE BILDER, including a Dolby-Atmos mixing stage and a big grading suite. Since 2020 he is also a certified Green Consultant for Film and TV.

About the series

Green shooting? Exactly what is that? We've all heard of it, but few of us have actually tried it.
Filmmakers for Future invites professionals with experience in various trades to tell us first-hand exactly how "green filmmaking" works in their field. In conversations that you can follow from the comfort of your couch, knowledge will be made accessible. Of course you can also ask questions!

Green filmmaking is a challenge we all face, but above all it is an opportunity to take change into our own hands.
With this series of talks, we want to show you what can be done and encourage you to take your learnings with you into your everyday working life.

Language

This first season of talks (including this one) will be held in German. However, future ones in English are expected to follow.

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Tini Fetscher - Costume Designer

09 February 2021 in Events - Online - Talks

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Many have already heard about the grim environmental impact of the fashion industry. Tini tells us how to significantly improve the footprint in the costume department. One thing is for sure: She won't spin a yarn!

Date: 19th March 2021 19:30 UTC +1
Price: Free

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  • Tini Fetscher was born in 1978 in Freudenstadt.
  • 2005 graduated from the international fashion school ESMOD in Munich
  • 2007 after her first internship in the film industry she fell in love with the profession and had nothing else in mind
  • In 2018 she then had the desire to apply her sustainable private life to her professional life as well.

About the series

Green shooting? Exactly what is that? We've all heard of it, but few of us have actually tried it.
Filmmakers for Future invites professionals with experience in various trades to tell us first-hand exactly how "green filmmaking" works in their field. In conversations that you can follow from the comfort of your couch, knowledge will be made accessible. Of course you can also ask questions!

Green filmmaking is a challenge we all face, but above all it is an opportunity to take change into our own hands.
With this series of talks, we want to show you what can be done and encourage you to take your learnings with you into your everyday working life.

Language

This first season of talks (including this one) will be held in German. However, future ones in English are expected to follow.

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Lars Jessen - Director

09 February 2021 in Events - Online - Talks

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Direction and "green"? How does that come together? Lars tells us how much influence the director has on the sustainability of the entire production process.

Date: 12th March 2021 19:30 UTC +1
Price: Free

Our Guest

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For years, Lars Jessen has successfully directed numerous television formats such as Tatort, Polizeiruf 110 or Mord mit Aussicht as well as many other series or television plays such as Jennifer – Sehnsucht nach was Besseres and most recently Jürgen - Heute wird gelebt, for which he won the Goldene Kamera in 2018.

In addition, he has directed five feature films that have been screened at numerous international festivals in addition to a total of four participations at the Berlinale (including Am Tag als Bobby Ewing starb and Fraktus).

For several years he has also been active as a producer, developing series, films and documentaries with his production company Florida Film. In September 2020 Lars Jessen received the Art Award of the German state Schleswig-Holstein.

About the series

Green shooting? Exactly what is that? We've all heard of it, but few of us have actually tried it.
Filmmakers for Future invites professionals with experience in various trades to tell us first-hand exactly how "green filmmaking" works in their field. In conversations that you can follow from the comfort of your couch, knowledge will be made accessible. Of course you can also ask questions!

Green filmmaking is a challenge we all face, but above all it is an opportunity to take change into our own hands.
With this series of talks, we want to show you what can be done and encourage you to take your learnings with you into your everyday working life.

Language

This first season of talks (including this one) will be held in German. However, future ones in English are expected to follow.

PDF Downloads

Adriano Grilli, BVB - Light Design

09 February 2021 in Events - Online - Talks

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The Talk

When it comes to light, many people first think of LEDs. But is that really the case? And is that really all there is to it? Adriano will enlighten us on the subject.

Date: 5th March 2021 19:30 UTC +1
Price: Free

Our Guest

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Born in Bari (Italy) in 1979, Adriano Grilli moves to Bologna at 19, where he earns a degree in Film Studies and expands his passion for filmmaking.

From 2005 he allows himself to be drawn into the maelstrom of light design and its manifold facets. In 2009, he moves on to northern Germany, where on-set practice and a constant thirst for knowledge continue to accompany him.

Over the years, he completes further training to become a Master of Event Technology (Meister für Veranstaltungstechnik - FR Beleuchtung) as well as several additional qualifications.

Since 2018 he is board member of the Federal Association for Lighting and Grip in Germany (Bundesverbandes für Beleuchtung und Kamerabühne e.V.).

The love for film lighting was joined by an enthusiasm for didactics: this was followed by teaching positions, among others, for the Hamburg Media School and for the Hochschule für Medien Stuttgart.

For family, work and the cat, he disregards boredom: for his birthday he wishes for a few days with 25 hours, but not a single day with fewer plans.

About the series

Green shooting? Exactly what is that? We've all heard of it, but few of us have actually tried it.
Filmmakers for Future invites professionals with experience in various trades to tell us first-hand exactly how "green filmmaking" works in their field. In conversations that you can follow from the comfort of your couch, knowledge will be made accessible. Of course you can also ask questions!

Green filmmaking is a challenge we all face, but above all it is an opportunity to take change into our own hands.
With this series of talks, we want to show you what can be done and encourage you to take your learnings with you into your everyday working life.

Language

This first season of talks (including this one) will be held in German. However, future ones in English are expected to follow.

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Olivier Meidinger, VSK - Production Designer

09 February 2021 in Events - Online - Talks

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A lot of "green" can happen in the art department: Reuse of old film sets (or parts of them), use of new kinds of materials. Rethinking is the order of the day! Olivier tells us how he does it.

Date: 26th February 2021 19:30 UTC +1
Price: Free

Our Guest

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Olivier Meidinger, born in 1968 in Metz, France, is an architect and set designer.

He has been working as a production designer for various German as well as French cinema productions for 20 years, including:

  • Silent Waters (directed by Sabiha Sumar) - Golden Leopard winner at Locarno 2004
  • Paradise Now (directed by Hany Abu-Assad) - Golden Globe 2006
  • The Perfect Candidate (directed by Haifaa La Mansour), for which he received the Bild-Kunst Award for Best Production Design in 2019

He is a member of the German Film Academy, the Académie des Césars and both the French association ADC and the German VSK.

In 2019, after being introduced to the job of Green Consultants at BBFC for a week under the direction of Philip Gassmann, he founded with Bibi Müller (Store Manager) and Stefan Hauck (Art Director) a working group on Green Production Design. Since then, they have been developing a material list together and trying to use alternative materials.

About the series

Green shooting? Exactly what is that? We've all heard of it, but few of us have actually tried it.
Filmmakers for Future invites professionals with experience in various trades to tell us first-hand exactly how "green filmmaking" works in their field. In conversations that you can follow from the comfort of your couch, knowledge will be made accessible. Of course you can also ask questions!

Green filmmaking is a challenge we all face, but above all it is an opportunity to take change into our own hands.
With this series of talks, we want to show you what can be done and encourage you to take your learnings with you into your everyday working life.

Language

This first season of talks (including this one) will be held in German. However, future ones in English are expected to follow.

PDF Downloads