Munich film workshop
The Münchner Filmwerkstatt e. V. is a non-profit association founded in 1995 to promote film art and culture. He sees himself as the center of the independent film scene in Munich and beyond. The board is the film director and producer Martin Blankemeyer .
The film workshop produces films (including Der Tag der Liberation , Der Goldene Nazivampir von Absam 2 - The Secret of Kottlitz Castle and Der Rote Punkt ), offers seminars, courses and workshops on film, organizes the KALIBER35 Munich International Short Film Festival and a regular jour fixe on the 15th of each month. As a member of MedienCampus Bayern , AG Kurzfilm , afk-Fernsehverein München , Bundesverband Jugend und Film and Paritätisches Bildungswerk as well as internationally at NISI MASA and the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation, she cooperates with other media initiatives . The association also runs the film.coop with its own premises in the Westend industrial estate not far from the Donnersbergerbrücke , where most of its events take place. In the past, however, he has always had rooms and facilities for his actions and projects. a. used in the Bavaria Studios in Geiselgasteig , in the Bavarian Film Center , the Mathäser or the Pasinger factory . The Münchner Filmwerkstatt has been a partner in Filmhaus Köln and its subsidiary Filmhaus Babelsberg since 2012 and coordinates the conception and marketing of the seminars and courses between these three locations, creating a comprehensive network for further training for filmmakers.
The lecturers of the seminars and courses include a.
- Uwe Boll ( international film finance )
- Markus Groom ( film editor )
- Anna Ewelina ( acting )
- Maike Mia Höhne ( short film )
- Steffi Kammermeier ( Bavarian )
- Hendrik Martz ( Meisner Technique )
- Tyron Montgomery ( VFX )
- Jens Schanze ( documentary film )
- Martin Thau ( screenplay )
- Mark Travis ( film director )
- Christopher Vogler ( screenplay )
- Marc Oliver Dreher ( film production manager )
The Münchner Filmwerkstatt is financed through participation fees and support from local companies - it only receives public funding in individual cases.