The Festival 2010
The Festival 2010
"This is madness"
Joy of the award winners about the nature film "Oscar"
Some were visibly moved, some were surprised, many were just happy: At the end of the 4th International Nature Film Festival Green Screen, Eckernförde lived up to its reputation as the "Hollywood of the North. 14 prizes were presented to the winners in a ceremony in the well-attended town hall on Saturday evening. Green Screen is awesome," Jan Haft called into the microphone with a mischievous smile. The award-winning filmmaker was also pleased to receive an award this year (Best Picture Design). His film "Das Kornfeld" (The Cornfield) about the astonishing life in a seemingly everyday living space was also a hit with the audience. "This is absolutely amazing," said a delighted Alexander Fürst von Lieven, who together with Hans Purrmann won two awards for the short film "Leben zwischen den Zeilen" (Life Between the Lines). And Angela Graas, who received the jury's special prize for "Jagdzeit" (Hunting Time), revealed something of the stresses and strains of filming about Greenpeace whaling campaigns: "Everyone suffered and fought for this film. The jury had viewed 120 films in advance. "Over red wine and crackers", as NDR presenter Markus Pingel remarked, who guided the audience through the evening in an amusing and chatty manner. ... At the end, festival director Gerald Grote was pleased about a new record number of visitors. 9000 nature film fans saw about 80 films. Of the nearly 70 events, more than half were sold out. "That's never happened before," said Grote. More visitors,more filmmakers - "and also more money would be nice," he hopes for more grants and sponsors. The green screen budget has grown to almost 200,000 euros.
Eckernförder Nachrichten, September, 13th 2010
- Awardees & Nominations
Best Film
Donator: Stadt Eckernförde
Endowment: 2.500,- Euro
Mount St. Helens - The Volcano is Alive
Cuckoo
Hunting the Hunters
Mount St. Helens - The Volcano is Alive
Heinz Sielmann Film Award
Donator: Heinz Sielmann Stiftung
Endowment: 5.000,- Euro
The Wild Pyrenees - Mountains of Light
Cuckoo
Bohemia - a year in the wetlands
The Wild Pyrenees - Mountains of Light
Best Camera
Donator: Schleswig-Holsteinischer Zeitungsverlag
Endowment: 1.000,- Euro
The Cornfield - Jungle for a Summer
The Cornfield - Jungle for a Summer
Wild Japan 1 - Snow Monkeys and Vulcanos
Wild Japan 2 - Tropical Islands and Home of the Bears
In the Sway of the Mountains
Best Marine Film
Donator: Waldemar Behn GmbH
Endowment: 1.000,- Euro
Sharp Shooter of the Sea - Mantis shrimps
Andrea: Queen of Mantas
Mission Monk Seals
Best Story
Donator: Kieler Nachrichten
Endowment: 1.000,- Euro
Rabbit à la Berlin
Wiener Gstettn - City Wasteland
Land of the Painted Mountains
Award for Biodiversity
Donator: Bundesumweltministerium
Endowment: 2.000,- Euro
The Blue Wonder - The Island World of Raja Ampat
Out of Africa: Frogs in Demand
The Blue Wonder - The Island World of Raja Ampat
The Cornfield - Jungle for a Summer
Best Sounddesign
Donator: Milli&Mulli Nissen (Hans Nissen)
Endowment: 500,- Euro
Wild Japan 1 - Snow Monkeys and Vulcanos
Bohemia - a year in the wetlands
Mount St. Helens - The Volcano is Alive
Wild Japan 1 - Snow Monkeys and Vulcanos
Wild Japan 2 - Tropical Islands and Home of the Bears
Award of the Juvenile Jury
Donator: Rotary Club
Endowment: 600,- Euro
Ecuador - From the Andes to the Amazon
Where the blackcock still mates
Returning to Baratpur
Hoch im Sattel - Dominik will Kamelreiter werden
The World's Oceans - Ocean Habitat
Pearl Islands - The History of Bahrains Natural Gems
Loved, Hunted and Captured - the billion dollar business with dolphins
Ecuador - From the Andes to the Amazon
A Wilderness Between the Railroad Tracks
Best Science Film
Donator: Technik- und Ökologiezentrum Eckernförde
Endowment: 500,- Euro
Swarms - The Intelligence of the Masses
Lizard Kings
Swarms - The Intelligence of the Masses
Mission Gombessa
Best ecological Film
Donator: Stiftung Naturschutz
Endowment: 500,- Euro
The farmer who listens to the grass grow
The farmer who listens to the grass grow
Stinking Ships - When Container Ships Pollute the Atmosphere
Hell Fire - Living on Hot Coals
Audience Award Best Short Film for Kids
Donator: Wirtschaftskreis Eckernförde
Endowment: 500,- Euro
Rethink The Shark
Horse Whispers
A Tree and a Flower
Misteltoe: Bushes on top of trees
Life Between the Lines
Audience Award Best Short Film
Donator: Praxis Dr. Trede
Endowment: 500,- Euro
Rethink The Shark
Life Between the Lines
The Berne
Research Adventure: Unrecognised Treasures - Each Species Counts
- Films
Film No. Main Title Director Country Year Duration Summary - 1
KK A Tree and a Flower Tomoko Oguchi 2010 6 Min. The tree was lonely, but one day he found a flower growing on his shoulder.
Film-Details anzeigenD4 A Wilderness Between the Railroad Tracks Martina Treusch Deutschland 2010 28 Min. Railroad tracks are more than simply a route from A to B. For many different types of plants and animals they are a valuable habitat. The particular heat and dryness on the tracks offer the best...
Film-Details anzeigen02 Andrea: Queen of Mantas Mark Woodward Großbritannien 2009 60 Min. At up to 7 metres long, manta rays are one of the largest and most intelligent fish in the ocean. Yet despite their size and curious nature, almost nothing is known about their lives. ANDREA: QUEEN OF...
Film-Details anzeigen31 Andreas Kieling - Mitten im wilden Deutschland: Vom Dreiländereck ins Coburgerland Ralf Blasius, Michael Gärtner Deutschland 2009 43 Min. Kieling - Expeditionen zu den Letzten ihrer Art From Hof to the Baltic Sea, Andreas Kieling, one of the best known Germany wildlife filmmakers, hikes along the former border between East and West...
Film-Details anzeigen03 Asbestos - a dangerous substance returns Inge Altemeier Deutschland 2010 45 Min. Asbestos has been banned in Germany for over a decade. Hundreds of millions of Euros are spent on sanitation measures every year. The carcenogenic fibres lead to a specific form of lung cancer in...
Film-Details anzeigen04 Australia - the poisonous continent Dirk Steffens, Marcus Fischötter, Jürgen Vogt Deutschland 2009 43 Min. Most of the poisonous animals of the world live in Australia. They are all over the north of the continent. Irrelevant of whether they are snakes, poisonous fishes or spiders, many of these animals...
Film-Details anzeigen05 Bama and the lost Gorillas Ernst Sasse, Nicky Lankester Deutschland 2009 44 Min. ´Nyango´, a Cross River gorilla, lives in Limbe Wildlife Centre of Cameroon. Follow us and his keeper Bama on a special mission - to find Nyango's family to save these rare great apes before it's too...
Film-Details anzeigen06 Bear Vs Man – The Endless Conflict Ece Sydam Türkei 2010 56 Min. The overlapping habitats of bears and humans in Turkey are creating more and more conflict between the two species. Bears harm people's orchards, farms and beehives, all of which are of great...
Film-Details anzeigen20 Berlin - Capital of Wild Boars Markus Thöß, Harriet Kloss Deutschland 2009 44 Min. They are forced by hunger to rifle parks and garden plots in Berlin - wild boars. The reportage tries a response to various questions of the inhabitants and wildlife experts.
Film-Details anzeigen10 Bohemia - a year in the wetlands Dr. Michael Schlamberger, Dr. Jiri Petr Österreich 2009 50 Min. There where a mosaic of lakes and ponds slenders through thick woods and meadows, south of the Golden City of Prague - along the Vltava - there is a unique natural paradise. What at first sight looks...
Film-Details anzeigen12 Cod's Dilemma Folke Rydén, Ryszard Solarz Deutschland 2009 43 Min. One of the most well-known inhabitants of the Baltic Sea is the cod. At breeding age, in some places it is also called Kabeljou. As an infamous predator he keeps the ecosystem balanced. But the...
Film-Details anzeigen11 Cuckoo Mike Birkhead Großbritannien 2008 49 Min. The cuckoo is a cheat, a thief and a killer. But just how does this traditional harbinger of Spring trick other birds into accepting ist eggs? And why do the duped foster parents work so relentlesly...
Film-Details anzeigenD4 Ecuador - From the Andes to the Amazon Marlen Hundertmark Deutschland 2009 29 Min. Between the snow-covered volcanoes of the Ecuadorian Andes and the hot, stuffy Amazon basin there are only a few hours distance which however come up with an extremely multi-facetted natural world....
Film-Details anzeigen14 Expeditions to the Last of their Kind Andreas Kieling Deutschland 2008 43 Min. Also in this documentary series Andreas Kieling, known as the "Bear Man", manages to capture on film exceptional encounters with fascinating animals in the most distant areas of the world. The animal...
Film-Details anzeigen18 Hannes Jaenicke - Committed to Sharks Eva-Maria Gfirtner, Judith Adlhoch Deutschland 2009 43 Min. 200 million sharks are killed every year by humans. 70 types of shark are already threatened with extinction, most of them are deemed lost for ever. A sad state of affairs - yet sharks still don't...
Film-Details anzeigen21 Hell Fire - Living on Hot Coals John A. Kantara Deutschland 2009 52 Min. Coal seam fires - for the eye of the beholder often a bizarre beauty, for those living in the areas affected often deadly. In India and China they are an increasing danger for man and the environment....
Film-Details anzeigenD3 Hoch im Sattel - Dominik will Kamelreiter werden Klaus Tümmler Deutschland 2009 29 Min. KK Horse Whispers Dr. Klaus Sparwasser Deutschland 2007 15 Min. 22 Hunting the Hunters Angela Graas Deutschland 2009 88 Min. On board the Greenpeace ship Esperanza 37 "Idealists" are making a long and dangerous search for the Japanese whaling fleet. Japan plans to kill over 1,000 of the peaceful mammals in the whale...
Film-Details anzeigen07 In the Sway of the Mountains Otmar Penker Österreich 2009 67 Min. The fascinating Tyrol mountain landscape with its varied flora and fauna, the difference in landscape and animal and plant habitats, first and foremost the meeting of human and animal in this habitat,...
Film-Details anzeigen26 Land of the Painted Mountains Robert Morgenstern Deutschland 2010 50 Min. A number of questions go through the minds of the Dresden pupils as they fight their way through the impassable terrain of the Canadian wilderness: "What do we do if we meet a hungry grizzly bear?...
Film-Details anzeigenK Life Between the Lines Hans Purrmann, Alexander Fürst von Lieven Deutschland 2010 10 Min. Even Aristotle talked about scorpions which lived in books. The small book scorpion - just over 1 mm long -hunts even smaller book lice. In close-up photography a tracking shot across the page of a...
Film-Details anzeigen27 Lion Army Billi-Jean Parker (Producer) Südafrika 2008 50 Min. In the Kruger National Park there is a hunting force that rivals anything else in Africa - a lion pride, 28 members strong! Despite the females' hunting prowess, nine adolescent males dominate every...
Film-Details anzeigen24 Lizard Kings Gisela Kaufmann Australien 2009 43 Min. They look like dragons. Equipped with dangerous claws, razor-sharp teeth and long, powerful tails, rock monitors are the largest lizards in the world. No other animal family offers such a broad range,...
Film-Details anzeigenD1 Loved, Hunted and Captured - the billion dollar business with dolphins Raimund Waltenberg Deutschland 2010 30 Min. The boom in dolphinaria, dolphin shows and treatment centres is without end - worldwide a billion dollar industry in which Germany plays a part. Many people are unaware of their involvement, but more...
Film-Details anzeigen13 Meerkats - An unbeatable Team Dirk Blumenberg, Telse Meyer Deutschland 2009 44 Min. This film explores a clan of meerkats in the Namib desert - a barren place where the bonds between the family members are even more important and the small predators show due to lack of food also...
Film-Details anzeigen30 Mission Gombessa Jan Haft Deutschland 2010 44 Min. Millions of years ago a handful of islands rose up out of the sea off the African coast. Huge amounts of ash and lava formed craggy undersea landscapes. Here in the deep, dark ocean there lives...
Film-Details anzeigen01 Mission Monk Seals Christina Karliczek-Skoglund Deutschland 2009 44 Min. Together with Greek scientists cinematographer Thomas Behrend starts an experiment: With pre-installed remote cameras, they want to observe birth and childhood of a monk seal pup. ...
Film-Details anzeigenKK Misteltoe: Bushes on top of trees Sabine Ennulath Deutschland 2009 7 Min. Christoph is wondering: Throughout the winter, trees are completely bleak, just on some one can see little bushes- with green leaves and berries. But how did they get on top? Christoph learns from a...
Film-Details anzeigen32 Mount St. Helens - The Volcano is Alive Dr. Heinz Leger, Jörg Daniel Hissen Österreich 2010 52 Min. Mount St. Helens on the west coast of the USA exploded 30 years ago. After the smoke and steam had passed, there remained a remarkable image - the volcano had transformed the green forests and...
Film-Details anzeigen34 One Degree Matters Eskil Hardt Dänemark 2009 60 Min. One Degree matters has been dubbed An Inconvenient Truth, Part 2" by The New York Times. Presenting the latest science on climate change, this is an informative and inspirational documentary which...
Film-Details anzeigen35 Out of Africa: Frogs in Demand Jaco Loubser 2010 52 Min. The joy of knowing that you are pregnant and that your genetic material will live on in your newborn baby is an emotion to be shared and celebrated. In the late 1920's it was discovered that if urine...
Film-Details anzeigenD1 Pearl Islands - The History of Bahrains Natural Gems Caroline Brett Großbritannien 2008 33 Min. The story of the pearl is a tumultuous tale of incredible proportions. Since 4000 BC the pearl was revered as the gem above all other gems. Its magical lustre and almost otherworldly glow captured the...
Film-Details anzeigen28 Rabbit à la Berlin Bartek Konopka 2009 39 Min. The untold story about wild rabbits which lived between the Berlin Walls. For 28 years Death Zone was their safest home. Full of grass, no predators, guards protecting them from human disturbance....
Film-Details anzeigen37 Ravens - Rascals of the Skies Heribert Schöller 2009 43 Min. Hardly any other bird species has occupied human beings like the raven. They fascinate and have been hunted mercilessly for centuries. This film offers many new and spectacular aspects of the secret...
Film-Details anzeigenKF Research Adventure: Unrecognised Treasures - Each Species Counts Deutschland 2009 28 Min. Scientists estimate the variety of earth species to be up to 20 million types of animals, plants, funghi and bacteria. More than 6 billion humans are destroying the biological heritage of the earth at...
Film-Details anzeigenK Rethink The Shark Janet De Villiers, Erica Brumage Großbritannien 2008 1 Min. Rethink The Shark is a pastiche of the original JAWS movie. It uses the iconography of shark as man-eater but has a twist to subvert audience expectation. On a crowded beach a women screams in...
Film-Details anzeigenD2 Returning to Baratpur Szabolcs Mosonyi Ungarn 2010 36 Min. There is a place in India, where man and nature created a unique treasure.The former hunting ground of the maharaja of Bharatpur has become a birds' paradise in a mere 100 years. However, it has...
Film-Details anzeigen39 Rift Valley - From Hell to the Holy Land Harald Pokieser, Paul Reddish Österreich 2009 53 Min. The north part of Rift Valley runs from Ethiopia over the Dead Sea into the Valley of Jordan. It is deserted, extremely hot and volcanically active. The most famous inhabitants of the Semien Mountains...
Film-Details anzeigen40 Running with Wolves Richard Matthews Südafrika 2009 44 Min. Gudrun Pflueger is an extraordinary individual. A woman of the wilds, wolf biologist by training and ex-world championship athlete, Gudrun is used to challenges. For years she scoured the Canadian...
Film-Details anzeigen15 Scientists Under Attack - genengineering in the magnetic field of money Bertram Verhaag Deutschland 2009 88 Min. Árpád Pusztai and Ignacio Chapela have two things in common. They are distinguished scientists and their careers are in ruins. Both scientists choose to look at the phenomenon of genetic engineering....
Film-Details anzeigen45 Searching for the Harpy Rainer Bergomaz, Marion Pöllmann Deutschland 2009 43 Min. Harpies are gruesome ariel spirits, half bird, half woman - or the most powerful bird of prey in the world. The grip of its claws is more powerful than a bite of a German shepherd dog, its talons are...
Film-Details anzeigen41 Sharp Shooter of the Sea - Mantis shrimps Sigurd Tesche Deutschland 2009 44 Min. No other animal hits harder and faster. They have the best, most complex eyes in the animal kingdom. Their secret language can only be observed with high-tech instruments. And yet they are the...
Film-Details anzeigen23 Small, Cute Alaskans Hans Schweiger, Ernst Arendt Deutschland 2009 44 Min. In Alaska they are all large: the bears, the elks, the wolves... no wonder then that nobody observes the small creatures. Ernst Arendt and Hans Schweiger had some Alaskan whistling hares in front of...
Film-Details anzeigen16 Sperm Whales Heiko De Groot Deutschland 2009 44 Min. The Greek scientist Alexandros Frantzis has monitored an isolated population of sperm whales in the Mediterranean for more than ten years. Now he is going on an expedition together with wildlife...
Film-Details anzeigen44 Stinking Ships - When Container Ships Pollute the Atmosphere Andreas Orth Deutschland 2009 42 Min. For years now the Federal Germany Ministry for the Environment has attributed a considerable amount of environment pollution on German coast to ocean liners and container ships. On the beach at...
Film-Details anzeigen46 Super Mother of the Oceans - Sea Lions on the Australian Coast Susan McMillan Australien 2009 43 Min. Off the south coast of Australia there is one of the last living spaces of the Australian sea lion. The current 12,000 animals of this species are regarded as unique among biologist and scientist: sea...
Film-Details anzeigen43 Swarms - The Intelligence of the Masses Jakob Kneser Deutschland 2009 43 Min. How does the collective outdo the individual - and what does this mean for science? It is a stunning sight: hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of fish, birds or insects moving as fast as...
Film-Details anzeigen42 The Beauty and the Shark Florian Guthknecht Deutschland 2010 45 Min. From the first moment of seeing a shark, Wolke Hegenbarth, a German television star, has been fascinated by its beauty, elegance and abilities. Actually the 28 year old has nothing to do with these...
Film-Details anzeigenKF The Berne Daniela Risch Deutschland 2010 12 Min. The Berne is a river at which the City of Essen was originally founded. Due to mining the source in the centre of the city has long since run dry. Shortly before its estuary in the Emscher, the Berne...
Film-Details anzeigen09 The Blue Wonder - The Island World of Raja Ampat Rolf J. Möltgen 2009 43 Min. Off the western coast of Papua New Guinea lies a mysterious archipelago: Raja Ampat. It is home to a few island people and to rare tree-kangaroos and colourful birds of paradise. Here, in the middle...
Film-Details anzeigen25 The Cornfield - Jungle for a Summer Jan Haft Deutschland 2010 44 Min. Spectacular images captivate the observer in a seldom observed living space at the front door. How do the numerous filed inhabitants organise things between themselves after occupying a bare field?...
Film-Details anzeigen08 The farmer who listens to the grass grow Bertram Verhaag Deutschland 2009 45 Min. The farmer who listens to the grass grow Michael Simmel is organic farmer with heart and soul. His farm in the Bavarian Forest region despite its bad ground conditions and a measly 18 hectares yields...
Film-Details anzeigen38 The Kingdom of the Bee Hummingbird Cornelia Volk Deutschland 2009 58 Min. More than 80 nature preserves have been created since the Cuban Revolution in 1959, covering almost 25 per cent of the island's territory. The Humboldt National Park, in the eastern part of Cuba, has...
Film-Details anzeigen17 The Largest Crocodile in the World Markus Schmidbauer Deutschland 2010 44 Min. The Sunda-Gavial is one of the most mysterious and rarest crocodiles in the world. Hidden and distant it lives in the last swamp woods of South East Asia. Of the six largest crocodile skulls ever...
Film-Details anzeigen56 The Magic of the Baltic Sea Jörg Wilhelmy Deutschland 2010 55 Min. Lars Weisner and Jörg Wilhelmy are passionate Baltic Sea divers. The two Kiel citizens have discovered beautiful places on the Schleswig-Holstein coast which do not have to shy away from comparison....
Film-Details anzeigen33 The Nature of Life Craig & Foster Foster Südafrika 2009 52 Min. The Nature of Life is an epic documentary feature film that will provide solutions to humanity's greatest challenge yet - Global Climate Change. So far all we have heard is that climate change is the...
Film-Details anzeigen19 The Return of the Salmons Klaus Weißmann Deutschland 2009 44 Min. The film accompanies young salmons a long and adventurous way via Lower Saxony. Besides we get to know how kingfisher, otter and lynx profit by subnatural brooks as well.
Film-Details anzeigen51 The Wild Pyrenees - Mountains of Light Jürgen Eichinger Deutschland 2010 44 Min. This steep mountain chain stretches over a distance of at least 400 km with dense woodland, waterfalls and mountain lakes in a natural, unspoilt Pyrenean landscape between the Mediterranean and the...
Film-Details anzeigenD3 The World's Oceans - Ocean Habitat Dr. Walter Sigl Deutschland 2009 26 Min. The oceans are the oldest and the most productive ecosystems in the world. Sensational film recordings allow us an insight into the often extreme habitats. They tells us the stories of tiny plankton...
Film-Details anzeigen47 Tiger - the death chronicles Krishnendu Bose Indien 2007 63 Min. Tiger, the national animal, the most charismatic animal on the face of the earth - is in severe crisis today. It's prey, habitat and the animal itself is being decimated. "Tiger - the death...
Film-Details anzeigen29 Tits - Life in a Headwind Eberhard Meyer Deutschland 2010 44 Min. They just managed to survive the snow storm in the mountain forests. Now spring has arrived and life is easier for the tits. However, the daily search for sufficient food is challenging enough...
Film-Details anzeigen36 Vesuvius - Powder Keg Klaus Kafitz Deutschland 2008 43 Min. Vesuvius is regarded as the most dangerous volcano in Europe. Experts warn that an eruption is long overdue and suggest a catastrophe scenario which would even surpass the ancient Vesuvius disaster of...
Film-Details anzeigen49 Weserbergland - Mountains and Fairy-Tales Hans-Peter Kuttler, Ernst Sasse Deutschland 2009 44 Min. In the south of the north there lies a wonderful part of Germany: Weserbergland. Wild ponies wander through clear woods, kingfishers dive for fish in crystal clear stream and baby foxes play...
Film-Details anzeigenD2 Where the blackcock still mates Hans Müller Deutschland 2010 29 Min. In our country many types of animals and plants are threatened by extinction because their original environments are being considerably destroyed by mankind. Only in limited regions do natural...
Film-Details anzeigen48 Why do Bees Die? Daniel Harbecke Deutschland 2007 43 Min. Honey bees do not only supply us with a sweet spread for our breakfast rolls, they are regarded as the third most important pet: their main task is the pollenisation of fruit, vegetables and wild...
Film-Details anzeigen50 Wiener Gstettn - City Wasteland Thomas Rilk Österreich 2009 50 Min. Surrounded by an urban desert, sterile concrete or oedema as well as exaggeratedly well cared-for green spaces, an increasing number of animals are losing their final retreat. Urban growth is...
Film-Details anzeigen52 Wild Balkans Dr. Michael Schlamberger Österreich 2009 51 Min. Deep gorges, extensive swamps, dense wood lands, all wild and primitive. This is the south east of the old world, country you would expect in Tolkien's "Lord of the Ring". There are no orks and...
Film-Details anzeigen53 Wild Japan 1 - Snow Monkeys and Vulcanos Jens Westphalen, Thoralf Grospitz Deutschland 2009 44 Min. Japan - an island kingdom full of opposite. Snow monkeys bathing in hot pools in the north, mega cities such as Tokyo on the one side and remote valleys with strange traditions on the other. Seldom...
Film-Details anzeigen54 Wild Japan 2 - Tropical Islands and Home of the Bears Jens Westphalen, Thoralf Grospitz Deutschland 2009 44 Min. A special group of island macaques became famous when they were seen washing potatoes in the sea. In the dense primeval forest one hears the cries of the Okinawa woodpecker or the Okinawa crake. In...
Film-Details anzeigen55 Wild Rumania Thomas Willers Deutschland 2009 44 Min. Rumania - a remarkable part of Europe, where wolves and bears still roam wooden mountains we also meet water buffalos helping to farm pathless fields.
Film-Details anzeigen - Jury
Nomination-Jury
Ulrich Ehlers
Pedagogue, LAG Juvenile & FilmUlrich Ehlers
Filmpädagoge, ehemals Studienleiter in der Internationalen Bildungsstätte Jugendhof Scheersberg, Mitglied verschiedener Film-Gremien in Schleswig-Holstein.
Dieter Hoese
Kameramann, Heinz Sielmann StiftungDieter Hoese
Dieter Hoese geboren 1941 in Leipzig. 1959-1963 Ausbildung in der Gesellschaft für bildende Filme in München.1967 Gründung der Expo-Film GmbH in München.PR- und Dokumentarfilme auf allen Kontinenten als Kameramann und Regisseur. Humanitäre Filme für Kino, Fernsehen und Bundesministerien über Hilfseinsätze im In- und Ausland. Ausbildungsfilme für Feuerwehr und Notarzt, Technisches Hilfswerk und Sicherheitskräfte. Filme über SOS-Kinderdörfer in aller Welt. Zahlreiche Auszeichnungen und Prädikate. Jahrzehntelange Zusammenarbeit mit Heinz Sielmann in den bedeutenden Refugien der Natur.
Dieter Kaiser
Ehemaliger WDR Redaktionsleiter Naturfilm beim WDRDieter Kaiser
Nach abgeschlossenen Studien der Geschichte und Philosophie und Erfahrungen als freier Autor und festangestellter Redakteur, wurde er 1990 zum „verantwortlichen Redakteur“ des Bereichs Tier- und Naturprogramme beim WDR ernannt. Seit 2008 ist er als unabhängiger Medienberater tätig und wurde bereits in die Jurys mehrerer Festivals im In- und Ausland berufen.
Michael Packschies
Director of Department for Nature Protection and Landscape Planning, City of EckernfoerdeMichael Packschies
Der Diplom-Geograph (Nebenfächer Geologie und Ozeanographie) arbeitete für die Pädagogische Hochschule Kiel und die Zentralstelle für Landeskunde des SHHB, bevor er 1984/85 die Umwelterhebung Eckernförde durchführte und von da an für die ökologische Entwicklung dieser Stadt verantwortlich war. Eckernförde wurde seitdem vielfach für die Naturschutzerfolge und landschaftsverträgliche Stadtentwicklung ausgezeichnet und findet selbst in Japan und den U.S.A. große Beachtung. Michael Packschies ist darüber hinaus Mitglied des Landesnaturschutzbeirats Schleswig-Holstein und hat GREEN SCREEN mit initiiert.
Claudia Sewig
Journalistin und WissenschaftsredakteurinClaudia Sewig
Claudia Sewig, geboren 1972, studierte in Hannover und Hamburg Biologie und arbeitete in Zoos und dem Durrell Wildlife Conservations Trust auf Jersey. Im Anschluss absolvierte sie die Axel-Springer-Journalistenschule. Seit 2001 ist Claudia Sewig Redakteurin beim Hamburger Abendblatt und bedient dort schwerpunktmäßig den Themenbereich Natur und Umwelt. Ihre Artikelserie über Naturschutzgebiete wurde preisgekrönt. 2009 erschien ihre Biografie über Bernhard Grzimek „Der Mann, der die Tiere liebte“.
Award-Jury
Dieter Kaiser
ehem. Redaktionsleiter WDRDieter Kaiser
Nach abgeschlossenen Studien der Geschichte und Philosophie und Erfahrungen als freier Autor und festangestellter Redakteur, wurde er 1990 zum „verantwortlichen Redakteur“ des Bereichs Tier- und Naturprogramme beim WDR ernannt. Seit 2008 ist er als unabhängiger Medienberater tätig und wurde bereits in die Jurys mehrerer Festivals im In- und Ausland berufen.
Dr. Renate Marel
Redakteurin ZDFDr. Renate Marel
Dr. Renate Marel wurde 1954 in Saarbrücken geboren. Sie studierte Biologie, Geographie und Pädagogik in Mainz. Während ihrer Promotion arbeitete sie zunächst als freie Mitarbeiterin im Kinder- und Jugendprogramm. Seit 1988 ist sie Redakteurin in der Redaktion Gesundheit und Natur, bzw. Geschichte und Gesellschaft und dort verantwortlich für den Bereich Natur (Sendereihen: NATURZEIT, tele zoo, Grün & Bunt, Naturwelt; Wunderbare Welt, Zoogeschichten, terra X).
Herbert Ostwald
Produzent, Autor, RegisseurHerbert Ostwald
Herbert Ostwald ist freier Journalist, Filmproduzent, Autor und Regisseur. 1987 begann er als Hörfunkreporter beim SFB und kam 1995 zum Fernsehen. 1997 besuchte Ostwald die „Wildlife Filmmaking School“ in Sundsvall/Schweden. Beim Deutsche Welle TV moderierte er „Ostwalds Tierleben“, bevor er viele Dokumentationen produzierte. Zunächst für den WDR-Sendeplatz „Abenteuer Erde“, später auch fürs ZDF und Arte. 2003 wurde „Fabelhaftes Langohr“ für den Grimme-Preis nominiert. Ostwald erhielt zahlreiche nationale und internationale Preise, zuletzt 7 Mal für „Räumkommando Riesenratte“ (ZDF/Arte).
Peter Pas
BBC WorldwidePeter Pas
Peter Pas fing seine Karriere 1987 bei BBC Enterprises an. 1991 wechselte er nach Hamburg zu TBA Films. 1994 ging er zu ITEL, gründete die Europa-Abteilung in Hamburg und war damit verantwortlich für Koprodukionen und Vertrieb in nahezu ganz Europa. 1998 wechselte er in die ITEL Zentrale London. Nach der Fusion mit Granada kehrte er zu BBC Worldwide zurück und schloss sich 2003 Parthenon an, wo er zum jüngsten Aufschwung (Integration der deutschen True Stories 2004 und des S4CI Katalogs) beigetrug. Zusammengearbeitet hat er u.a. mit Survival, Partridge, BBC Natural History Unit, Alan Root und Hugh Miles, sowie NDR Naturfilm, Nautilus und Tesche.
Anett Sager
Redaktuerin ARTE StraßburgAnett Sager
Anett Sager ist Redakteurin bei ARTE Straßburg. Nach dem Studium der Geschichte und Sozialwissenschaften in Köln und Erfahrungen als freier Autorin für Print, Hörfunk und Fernsehen seit 2000 Redakteurin bei ARTE in Straßburg, zur Zeit in der Redaktion Dokumentationen und Magazine. Dort zuständig für Dokumentationen aus den Bereichen Natur, Tier, Entdeckung und Wissenschaft sowie das wöchentliche Umweltmagazin « Global». Zum Teil aufgewachsen auf Norderney, daher mit besonderer Liebe zum Meer.
Shortfilm Jury
Florian Gloza-Rausch
Leiter von NoctalisFlorian Gloza-Rausch
Florian Gloza-Rausch wurde 1972 in Neumünster geboren und studierte Zoologie, Meereskunde und Biochemie in Kiel. Schon zum Abitur begann er, sich mit Fledermäusen zu beschäftigen und das Interesse vertiefte sich noch während seines Studiums. Heute leitet der Diplom-Biologe das Noctalis-Fledermauszentrums in Bad Segeberg, ist Kurator der Noctalis-Erlebnisausstellung und sein besonderes Interesse gilt der Fledermausforschung.
Dieter Kaiser
Ehemaliger WDR Redaktionsleiter Naturfilm beim WDRDieter Kaiser
Nach abgeschlossenen Studien der Geschichte und Philosophie und Erfahrungen als freier Autor und festangestellter Redakteur, wurde er 1990 zum „verantwortlichen Redakteur“ des Bereichs Tier- und Naturprogramme beim WDR ernannt. Seit 2008 ist er als unabhängiger Medienberater tätig und wurde bereits in die Jurys mehrerer Festivals im In- und Ausland berufen.
Claus Oppermann
Kameramann und FilmemacherClaus Oppermann
Der gebürtige Flensburger lebt und arbeitet, nach erfolgreicher Absolvierung eines Diplom-Filmstudiums und vielen Auslandstätigkeiten, wieder mitten in Schleswig-Holstein. Als Kameramann, Autor & Regisseur realisiert er für Kino, TV und Werbung viele Produktionen, die auf zahlreichen internationalen Filmfestivals mit Preisen ausgezeichnet wurden. Landesweit ist Claus Oppermann auch als Moderator für Filmprogramme und Referent in der Schul-, Jugend- und Erwachsenenbildung an Ausbildungseinrichtungen tätig.
Dr. Hilke Elisabeth Saggau
DokumentarfilmerDr. Hilke Elisabeth Saggau
Geboren in Kiel, Besuch des Internatsgymnasiums Schloss Plön, Studium in Kiel (Ur- und Frühgeschichte, Ethnologie, Anthropologie) und Kairo (Arabisch). Arbeit als Archäologin in Bonn und Schleswig. Zur Zeit freie Medienproduzentin in Kiel.
Dr. Ismeni Walter
science journalist and filmmakerDr. Ismeni Walter
Ismeni Walter (born 1967) studied biology in Munich, Boston and Hamburg and receive her PhD at the University of Hamburg in marine biology. Since 1999 she works as a free science journalist and filmmaker in Cologne. She is mainly active for the german public tv stations ARD and WDR, among others for the programmes "Quarks & Co.”, “W wie Wissen" and for the school television.
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