Most people have it and those who don’t, want it… work.

For many of us work is meaningful and fulfilling, on the other hand for others it is an un-loved and necessary evil. It claims the main part of a human’s lifetime. But at its heart work is constantly evolving and many of the concepts of working, which seem to be nor-mal and self-evident to us since the age of industrialization, are in fact comparatively young and might even lose their universality in the future. So how will we work in the future? Director Natasa von Kopp follows up on those and associated questions about the future of work for German TV station SWR.

The film score incorporates the issue at its tonal level by integrating musically different sounds of work. Within the score there are Read more

Moving on from the subject of wheat, the series “Was wo wie wächst” from German TV-station SWR now shines a light on potatoes for educational TV “Planet Schule”. Director Susanne Decker accompanies this important crop plant on its way from sapling through to harvesting and shows us the various possibilities of how to use and process potatoes in farming, as foodstuff and for industrial purposes.

The various slow motion and fast motion sequences, as well as the computer-generated imagery again demand a multifaceted Sounddesign, supporting the Read more

The film score of "Walking" ("Mesh") wins at the 48th International Filmfestival of Antalya the "Golden Orange Award" in the category "Best Music" and in this way the award for the best film score.

The film score of the Kurdish feature film “Walking“ (“Mesh”) and the music of the corporate movie “Palmberg“ are both nominated at the 7. International Film Music Festival - City of Ubeda for the Jerry Goldsmith Award 2011. The music of “Walking“ is in competition as finalist in the category “Best music in full-length format“ and Read more

Normally letters form a word, words form a sentence and sentences e.g. a book. In the current commercial of the Hamburg fair “Photo+Artbook Hamburg” it’s exactly the other way round - every letter is formed by books, which then form the word "Book". Just like everything in the fair centers on Read more

Based on the movie “The wheat we eat“ the topic about one of the most important crop plants enters the next round. This time director Dirk Neumann explains for German TV station SWR everything you need to know about wheat and its processing on the basis of two documentaries. Part 1 (“Weizen – Von der Aussaat bis zur Ernte“) shines a light on production processes, whereas part 2 (“Weizen – von der Mühle zum Brot“) deals with the processing of wheat.

Again both parts have numerous scenes, which had to be fitted with a detailed sounddesign, Read more