Verena Endtner

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Verena Endtner (* 1973 in Bern ) is a Swiss filmmaker , video journalist and camerawoman .

Life

Endtner studied environmental sciences from 1992 to 1997 at the University of Bern , which she completed with a master's degree in biology, specializing in air hygiene . She studied directing in 2002 at the London International Film School and at the Vancouver Film School in Canada .

As a documentary filmmaker, Endtner has realized various projects, such as Glückspilze (2014, Nyon, Giffoni Amnesty International Award), The Woman with the Blood Dogs ( SRF Doc, 2019), Von der Rolle (2020), The Goldwaever (2009), and 2007 the film The strike becomes socially acceptable through the strike of the employees of the kitchen appliance manufacturer Zyliss from Lyss in the Seeland, which was shown at the Solothurn Film Festival.

In 2007 she was a member of the jury at the 19th Swiss Film and Video Festival in Spiez and Thun .

Her clients include Swiss television (SF) and international television broadcasters such as BCC and CNN . Endtner works as an editor for the cultural broadcaster ARTE . Verena Endtner is also managing director and partner in the media agency and film production company ALOCO GmbH.

Filmography

  • 2004: Lost
  • 2004: The Swiss textile industry in transition
  • 2004: Dear Life - A Tone Story
  • 2005: The strike becomes socially acceptable
  • 2005: A mimosa is concrete against me
  • 2013: Glückspilze: From the street to the ring - a fairytale spectacle
  • 2019: The woman with the bloodhounds
  • 2020: From the role

Publications

  • 2004: “Memento of a change” film about Adrian Bütikofer's artistic exploration , 1998 to 2003

Awards

  • Documentary Award: Best documentary, Vancouver Film School, 2002
  • Official Selection: Section “Helvétiques”, Visions du Réel , Nyon, 2013
  • Official Selection: Section “New Directors”, Mostra Internacional de Cinema , São Paulo, 2013

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