shortfilm, fairytale adaption, produced for Siebenstein, ZDF
now released
a film i was lucky enough to work on with a good friend, and i'm quite happy how my animation developed during the production as i had time to try stuff. I love 2-D.
"tibiaq" - an inuit fairytale, actually a gradutation film at the
film school Potsdam-Babelsberg and also a coproduction with ZDF and
KIKA for Siebenstein, by director Henrike Rothe
excursion to a horse farm on a sunny day in Grunewald with my animation buddies to study movement and physiognomy. This is one of my working days isnt this cool?
Most of 2011, i worked as an animator on a german feature project called "Der Mondmann" . I also did some design work for them; here are my preliminary sketches when composing a bird's flight.
Taking part in the "Bunny Show" -exhibition on Dec. 8th in The Rag Factory - Gallery in London, I made this video.
Also later shown in January 2011 in the final choice for the "Smile for London"- video-in-the-metro - festival.
Private view in the museum of London on January 13th . Canapés and white wine were qualitatively exceeding my usual living-in-London-budget ... thanks for the invitation!
Sorry, my very-parody graduation film Be Nice (together with Vanessa Eder, Marita Mayer, Christian Manzke, Tim Vogel & Rike Rothe)-[mensch, rike!! mach dir'n blog!] can't be shown fully on the internet yet because we're still handing it in to festivals ... Here is a link to a Be Nice trailer.
(Lisa's concept posing for the animation of bambi)
I worked together with 5 other people on this film at the animation school Hamburg from 2008 to 2009. I mostly did storyboard, inspirationals, character design, turn-arounds and then I animated 4 of the figures
I designed a "racoon-panda" who will later, pinned down by a deer's antler, get blown up .
(I won`t show this here)
Because I was sorry about his ending, I let him escape in the credits - at least.