Animations

Martin Missfeldt was born in September 1968 in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. From 1989 to 1995 he studied Free Painting at the Berlin University of Arts as a pupil in the master class of Georg Baselitz. Between 1992 and 2002 Missfeldt gathered experience with interactive media in a variety of projects. In 2002 he founded the multimedia company Duplicon, which specialises in cultural and art-historical themes. Among his clients are the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, the Berlin Gemäldegalerie, the Museum für Moderne Kunst in Frankfurt and Bacardi Germany. His working motto: "Computer images do not have the »haptic aura« of original paintings, but at least they don't make as much mess. And they are easier to store."

www.duplicon.de

Hahn Film, one of the leading animated-film studios in Europe, was founded by Prof. Gerhard Hahn in 1980. The company has been based in Berlin since 1992. Hahn Film strives for high quality both in classic 2D animation with paper and pencil and in CGI productions. Prof. Gerhard Hahn has directed cinematic successes like "Werner - Beinhart", "Werner - Volles Rooäää", "Asterix in Amerika", and the internationally popular TV series "Bibi Blocksberg", "Benjamin Blümchen", "Urmel", "Renaade", "Wildlife", "Simsalagrimm" and "Gnarfs". Hahn Film also produces animated advertisements, music-video clips and computer games.

www.hahnfilm.com

May 2006

Source: Deutsche Welle