Animationsinstitut Brochure 2023

ANIMATIONSINSTITUT
FILMAKADEMIE BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG
SCRUBBY | DIRECTING: PAUL VOLLET, PRODUCING: PAULINA LARSON, JOHANNES LÜBKE
ENGLISH

SIX REASONS
TO STUDY AT THE
ANIMATIONSINSTITUT
The Animationsinstitut of the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg
trains outstanding talents at the highest level in the fields of Animation,
Visual Effects, Technical Directing, Animation/Effects Producing
and Interactive Media. In addition, the institute runs a Research & Development
department and works with the FMX program team to develop content for the
international conference FMX.
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INTEGRAL APPROACH & SPECIALISATION
We provide you with an understanding of the overall context of
animation. On this basis, you are able to specialise step by step.
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
We encourage and support you as you discover and develop
your authenticity.
PROJECT WORK AND TEAMWORK
Working in teams with other students, you develop and realise
projects of exceptional quality.
TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANTAGE
Close links with national and international research projects give you
a decisive advantage on the forefronts of technology.
TALENT DEVELOPMENT & NETWORKING
We help you to get settled in the industry. We support you to define
your role, to network and to develop your skills.
HOME & INTERNATIONALITY
The Animationsinstitut is your home base. FMX is where the international
community meets. It is also a career springboard for our
graduates.
MOBILE | DIRECTING: VERENA FELS, PRODUCING: FRANZISKA SPECHT & REGINA WELKER
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FILMAKADEMIE
BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG
INTERDISCIPLINARY FILM & MEDIA EDUCATION
The Animationsinstitut is part of Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, one of
the world’s leading educational institutions in film and media.
From the first year on, training in theory and practice is organised in interdisciplinary
teams. The teams consist of students from several courses such as
Animation, Cinematography, Documentary Film Directing, Screenplay, Film
Journalism, Film Music, Film Sound/Sound Design, Interactive Media, Editing,
Motion Design, Production, Production Design, Fiction Film Directing, Series,
and Advertising Film (Directing and Production).
This means the school produces over 250 film and media projects every year.
Our 500 students are supported by more than 350 visiting lecturers and 120
staff members. They help our students to find their unique style and to develop
the courage to take risks in their work.
UNIQUE & GLOBALLY CONNECTED CAMPUS
The Filmakademie is located on a campus which is shared with the Animationsinstitut,
the Academy of Performing Arts Baden-Württemberg and the Atelier
Ludwigsburg-Paris, a one-year programme of continuous education for European
filmmakers in the fields of production and distribution. That is why the
Filmakademie offers students a broad and unique interdisciplinary qualification.
Further, our partnerships with universities and international programmes
mean our students have access to global networks of creative talent.
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www.animationsinstitut.de
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www.atelier-ludwigsburg-paris.com
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ON THE SET OF THE INFINITE BREAKROOM | DIRECTING: SEBASTIAN GANSCHOW, PRODUCING: SABINA STÖCKLER
FILMAKADEMIE BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG & ANIMATIONSINSTITUT | CAMPUS
ON THE SET OF KAGE | DIRECTING: MATTHIAS SCHAUDIG, PROCUDING: TIMUR UYSALSOYLU, ESKINDIR TESFAY
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STUDIES
FIELDS OF STUDIES
The Animationsinstitut of the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg offers the
following fields of studies:
Animation
Visual Effects
Animation/Effects Producing
Technical Directing
Interactive Media
BASIC STUDIES & PROJECT/POSTGRADUATE STUDIES
Training at the Animationsinstitut is hands-on and project-based. The students
receive support through seminars, weekly classes and mentoring as well as
individual supervision.
During their two years of basic studies (1st and 2nd year), all students of the
Filmakademie receive training collectively and in an interdisciplinary manner to
learn the basic concepts and methods of filmmaking. During the following two
and a half years of project/postgraduate studies (3rd and 4th year), the students
work on their own projects in their chosen specialisation. Direct entry into project
studies (3rd year) is possible. Candidates for project or postgraduate studies
must already hold a degree in a relevant subject area or provide proof of sufficient
work experience. All lectures in project study courses are held in English.
Animation/Effects Producing, Technical Directing and Interactive Media are
offered as postgraduate studies and no tuition fees are charged for EU citizens.
Candidates must already hold a degree from a university or equivalent institution
(bachelor, master or diploma) and provide proof of practical experience.
All fields of studies at the Animationsinstitut are full time courses and
start in the winter semester. Upon successful completion of their studies,
students receive the Filmakademie’s diploma.
EVANGELINE | DIRECTING: NADINE SCHWENK, PRODUCING: NINA SCHWARZ
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INTERNATIONAL
OUTLOOK
Animation is a global art form. The VFX, games and animation industries act
transnationally, with many of the studios operating on multiple continents.
As a globally connected school, the Animationsinstitut supports artistic cooperation
across borders and cultures. Its English language curriculum, especially
in project study and postgraduate courses, makes it an international hub for
talents from all over the world where they can thrive creatively. At the same
time, the Animationsinstitut enables its students to network internationally
and to gather work experience around the globe during their studies.
After the basic studies, students can participate in the so-called mobility year.
Here, they have the opportunity to do internships or participate in international
exchange programmes. For this purpose, the Animationsinstitut cooperates
with partnering schools and universities worldwide, whose students
also come to Ludwigsburg to realise projects together with students of the
Animationsinstitut.
“The future of animation belongs to people with intercultural skills, who
have mastered the ability to change perspectives and know how to
operate in a diverse environment. With our international programmes,
we ensure that the students are perfectly prepared for their future.”
Alexandra Joshi, Coordination International Network
“The language of animation is universal. From cartoons to realistic visual
effects, from hand-drawn art to rendered real-time graphics, from 2D to
3D and beyond – animation speaks directly to our senses, and tells stories
that need no translation.”
Jan Pinkava, Director of the Animationsinstitut.
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ANIMATION
“There are no limits to animation – anything we can imagine can be brought
to life through animation.” Prof. Andreas Hykade, Senior Lecturer Animation
BLIESCHOW | DIRECTING: CHRISTOPH SAROW, PRODUCING: LENA-CAROLIN LOHFINK
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ANIMATION
Hardly any other sector of the creative industry sets fewer limits on your imagination
than the world of animation.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
STUDY SPECIALISATION ANIMATION,
PLEASE SCAN THE CODE.
The Animationsinstitut of the Filmakademie offers you artistic and technical
education in the field of animation. Whether in computer animation, handdrawn
animation, stop motion, real-time animation, or interactive applications
– our technically sophisticated infrastructure gives you the opportunity
to learn all relevant production techniques.
The objective is to develop your individual artistic style. To this end, you carry
out your own projects and are given the space and freedom to experiment in a
variety of ways together with other Filmakademie students. You are supported
by highly qualified lecturers and, even while studying, you will meet important
players in the national and international scene.
“For me, my studies had exactly the right mixture of structure and
freedom. On the one hand, there was the professional infrastructure and
high-quality technical equipment. On the other hand, creative teaching,
workshops and a motivating environment that enables you to realise
your own projects.”
Christoph Sarow, Alumnus Animation
Course of study
Entry options
Duration
Teaching language
Tuition fees
(per Semester)
Job profiles
Film & Media
Basic Studies (BS) & direct entry into Project Studies (PS)
BS 2 Years, PS 2 ½ Years (full-time study), optional: 1 year
student mobility
German & English
ANIMATION
EU Citizens: BS & PS € 0 or € 650 (second degree) respectively
Non-EU: BS & PS € 1,500
Concept Artist, 2D/3D Artist, CG Artist, Character Animator,
Stop Motion Director, Animation Director
ROLLIN` SAFARI | DIRECTING: ANNA HABERMEHL, CONSTANTIN PAEPLOW, KYRA BUSCHOR,
PRODUCING: ANNA HABERMEHL, VALENTINA BRÜNING
A BLINK OF AN EYE | DIRECTING & PRODUCING: KIANA NAGHSHINEH
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VISUAL
EFFECTS
“Whether it’s movies, games or the advertising industry – visual effects
are needed everywhere! At the Animationsinstitut, students learn about
the endless possibilities of visual effects in a wide variety of projects.”
Jan Burda, Senior Lecturer Visual Effects
THE INFINITE BREAKROOM | DIRECTING: SEBASTIAN GANSCHOW, PRODUCING: SABINA STÖCKLER
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VISUAL EFFECTS
With visual effects (VFX), there are no limits in storytelling. Hardly any film,
game or commercial is made without the use of some VFX these days. They
amplify emotions, create thrilling adventures and make for epic moments
that you remember.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT
THE STUDY SPECIALISATION VISUAL
EFFECTS, PLEASE SCAN THE CODE.
At the Animationsinstitut, your studies give you a strong foundation in the
techniques and technologies of VFX for all formats.
You implement VFX in your own projects, working with other Filmakademie
students. In each project you specialise in a specific role and are supported by
highly skilled lecturers. During your studies you make contact with key players
in the industry, both nationally and internationally.
“The most important thing I learned here was teamwork and multifaceted
thinking. Everyone brings special skills to the programme so that
everyone learns from each other.”
Pascal Schelbli, Alumnus Visual Effects & Student Academy Award Winner
Course of study
Entry options
Duration
Teaching language
Tuition fees
(per Semester)
Job profiles
Film & Media
Basic Studies (BS) & direct entry into Project Studies (PS)
BS 2 Years, PS 2 ½ Years (Full-time study),
optional: 1 year student mobility
German & English
VISUAL EFFECTS
EU Citizens: BS & PS € 0 or € 650 (second degree) respectively
Non-EU: BS & PS € 1,500
VFX Supervisor, VFX Artist, Digital Matte Painter, Lighting/
Shading/Texturing Artist, Previz Artist, Modeling Artist, VFX
Compositor, VR Director
BREAKINGPOINT | DIRECTING: MARTIN LAPP, PRODUCING: ANICA MARUHN & TOBIAS GERGINOV
THE BEAUTY | DIRECTING: PASCAL SCHELBLI, PRODUCING: TINA VEST & ALEKSANDRA TODOROVIC
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ANIMATION/
EFFECTS
PRODUCING
“By working on various animation projects, the future producers, creative
producers and line producers get to know their tasks first-hand.”
Prof. Lilian Klages, Senior Lecturer Animation/Effects Producing
MULM (FMX TRAILER 2020) | DIRECTING: CAROL RATAJCZAK & TOBIAS TREBELJAHR, PRODUCING: LAURA MESSNER
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ANIMATION/EFFECTS PRODUCING
Be the one who pulls all the strings: As a producer of films or games you are
involved in every phase of a project, from idea to marketing. You are the one
who makes it all happen!
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
STUDY SPECIALISATION ANIMATION/
EFFECTS PRODUCING, PLEASE SCAN
THE CODE.
The course Animation/Effects Producing at the Animationsinstitut teaches
you the production-related implementation of animation, game, and effects
projects. You will become a professional in matters of budgeting, scheduling,
resource management, team leadership and more.
In addition to these theoretical foundations, the focus of your studies is on
practical work and project realisation together with other students. The objective
is to teach you a way of thinking that allows you to come up with solutions
– for all kinds of problems that might occur during production. This helps
you with the competent development and implementation of project ideas.
“Here at the Animationsinstitut, we have various possibilities to try
different technologies and learn so many things by really producing
different types of projects.” Jiayan Chen, Alumna Animation/Effects Producing
Course of study
Entry options
Duration
Teaching language
Tuition fees
(per Semester)
Job profiles
Entry
Requirements
Film & Media or Production
Basic Studies in Production at FABW (BS)
& Postgraduate Studies (PGS)
BS 2 Years, PGS 2 ½ Years (Full-time study)
German & English
ANIMATION/EFFECTS
PRODUCING
EU Citizens: BS € 0 or € 650 (second degree) respectively,
PGS € 0
Non-EU: BS & PGS € 1,500
Animation Producer, VFX Producer, Production Coordinator,
Production Manager, Project Manager
First degree in economics, management, media, design,
communication, or another related field; organizational
skills; ideally, industry experience in producing
ON THE SET OF CYBERCITY LOVESTORY | DIRECTING: CARLY COCO SCHRADER, HEAD OF PRODUCING: YILI BAUMANN,
PRODUCING: NADIA ZIMMERMANN, GAME DIRECTING: EDDY SCHÄFER, GAME PRODUCING: JULIUS DORSEL
TEAM OF PARIS YOU GOT ME | DIRECTING: JULIE BOEHM, PRODUCING: ALEKSANDRA TODOROVIC &
ANN-KATRIN BOBERG
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TECHNICAL
DIRECTING
“The students learn to master the technological challenges that are required
for the realisation of projects in the fields of animation, VFX, virtual production,
and immersive media. With their knowledge of using new technology, they are
able to contribute to sustainable production processes.”
Prof. Volker Helzle, Senior Lecturer Technical Directing & Head of Research & Development
ON THE SET OF CYBERCITY LOVESTORY | DIRECTING: CARLY COCO SCHRADER, HEAD OF PRODUCING: YILI BAUMANN,
PRODUCING: NADIA ZIMMERMANN, GAME DIRECTING: EDDY SCHÄFER, GAME PRODUCING: JULIUS DORSEL
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TECHNICAL DIRECTING
As a Technical Director with a background in computer science, you define new
tech trends in the film and game industry. You create the link between art and
technology in the production of films, games or immersive media projects.
You coordinate any technical aspects.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
STUDY SPECIALISATION TECHNICAL
DIRECTING, PLEASE SCAN THE CODE.
After you have completed your studies of computer science or a similar
subject area, you are comprehensively trained as a Technical Director at the
Animationsinstitut. You implement animation and VFX projects, research new
software solutions with artificial intelligence, and are free to experiment in a
variety of ways together with other Filmakademie students.
Course of study
Entry options
Animation/Technical Directing
Postgraduate Studies (PGS)
TECHNCIAL DIRECTING
For example, you programme suitable software solutions, automate animation
or VFX processes and define workflows. Another important part of your
studies is your research work at the Animationsinstitut.
Duration
Teaching language
PGS 2 ½ Years (Full-time study)
English
Tuition fees
(per Semester)
EU Citizens: PGS € 0
Non-EU: PGS € 1,500
“I see a Technical Director as a mixture between an artist and a person
who likes technology and computer science. It’s the perfect mixture of
art and math.”
Hanna Binswanger, Alumna Technical Directing,
Rigging TD at Walt Disney Animation Studios
Job profiles
Entry
Requirements
Technical Director (TD), Technical Artist, Creature TD,
Pipeline TD, Research TD, Shading & Lighting TD, FX TD,
Virtual Production TD, Rigging TD
First degree in computer science, or related field;
enthusiasm for animation, games, VFX, or immersive
projects.
ON THE SET OF THE INFINITE BREAKROOM | DIRECTING: SEBASTIAN GANSCHOW, PRODUCING: SABINA STÖCKLER
“THE GHOUL” FROM A CALLING. FROM THE DESERT. TO THE SEA | DIRECTING: MOHD MURAD ABU EISHEH,
PRODUCING: MALIN KRÜGER, VFX PRODUCING: MAXIMILIAN SCHUBERT, LENNARD FRICKE
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INTERACTIVE
MEDIA
“Format openness, curiosity, eagerness to experiment – interactive
media are a playground of possibilities.”
Anna Brinkschulte, Senior Lecturer Interactive Media
RHYTHMIA | DIRECTING: ERICA ESSERMAN & MALTE HARTLEB, PRODUCING: ALEXANDER KNUFINKE
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INTERACTIVE MEDIA
Whether it be a game or a visionary app for the world of tomorrow – create
impressive, interactive experiences! By specialising in Interactive Media at the
Animationsinstitut, you learn how to design, plan and implement games, apps,
VR experiences, media installations and other interactive experiences. You can
choose from three specialisations: Transmedia/Games Director, Transmedia/
Games Artist or Transmedia/Games Producer.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
STUDY SPECIALISATION INTERACTIVE
MEDIA, PLEASE SCAN THE CODE.
The leitmotif of the course is “Games & Beyond”. The focus is on the social
as well as playful interaction of users and observers with the possibilities
offered by media. You have unlimited room to experiment with formats. The
objective is to develop ideas as well as your own artistic and technical design
language. Student projects of this specialisation have won numerous prizes,
including German Computer Game Awards and awards by the internationally
renowned SIGGRAPH Asia.
“At the Animationsinstitut, the great influence of other creative students
creates very individual ideas and unique ways of looking at the usual
design processes.”
Alumnus Interactive Media & Winner German Developer Award
Course of study
Entry options
Duration
Teaching language
Tuition fees
(per Semester)
Job profiles
Film & Media or Production respectively
Basic Studies (BS) & Postgraduate Studies (PGS)
BS 2 Years, PGS 2 ½ Years (Full-time study)
optional: 1 year student mobility
German & English
EU Citizens: BS € 0 or € 650 (second degree) respectively,
PGS € 0
Non-EU: BS & PGS € 1,500
Game Designer, UX Designer, Content Director,
Creative Director, Creative Technologist, Art Director,
Artist, Tech Artist, Media Producer
INTERACTIVE MEDIA
ARTIFICIAL DEITY PROJECT: THE MANSION BY THE SEA | DIRECTING: FRANZISKA TRAST, HAZEL JANKOWSKI,
PRODUCING: SASKIA STIRN
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WHICH REQUIREMENTS DO I NEED TO MEET TO STUDY
AT THE FILMAKADEMIE?
In general, applicants need a high school diploma equivalent to the German
Abitur. Practical experience in the media sector (basic studies: 12 months,
project/postgraduate studies: 6 months) must be proven. Admission is possible
without a university entrance degree if applicants display exceptional artistic
proficiency. In addition, all applicants must prove their suitability by submitting
a work sample. Candidates for postgraduate studies should hold a first
degree in a related field.
WHAT IS THE MAIN TEACHING LANGUAGE?
German is still the primary on-site language at the Animationsinstitut,
however, in the project and postgraduate studies, lectures and workshops
are held in English by mostly international lecturers. For the basic studies, you
need to obtain a DSH German certificate to apply at the Animationsinstitut.
For project/postgraduate studies, this is not required.
DO YOU CHARGE TUITION FEES?
EU Students: No tuition fees are charged for first degree studies or for
the postgraduate studies Animation/Effects Producing, Technical Directing
and Interactive Media.
International Students from non-EU countries: Tuition fees are
€ 1,500 per semester. For further information please contact:
studienreferat@filmakademie.de
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BEYOND STUDY
Beyond study, the Animationsinstitut encourages cooperation and exchange
between students, graduates, lecturers and staff. This creates a lively community
that is united by its common interest in all types of animation – no matter
if artistic or technical, linear or interactive. We support each other regarding
networking, teambuilding, idea and project development as well as knowledge
and technology transfer.
OUR FORMER STUDENTS WORK AT...
Pixar, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Industrial Light & Magic, Weta,
Framestore, MPC, Scanline VFX, Accenture Song, Pixomondo, Rise FX,
Studio Film Bilder, Ravensburger, M.A.R.K. 13, Studio Soi, Studio Seufz,
Woodblock, Studio Fizbin, Zeitland Media & Games, and many more, or
they have founded their own studios.
GRADUATES
Alumni and Alumnae keep in touch with each other and with the Animationsinstitut.
Regular get-togethers, the newsletter of the Filmakademie and
personal profiles on the graduate portal (www.filmakademie-alumni.de) build
the framework of our dynamic graduate network of the Animationsinstitut.
TALENT
True to the motto “lifelong learning,” the Animationsinstitut offers students
and graduates the opportunity to participate in national and international
talent development programmes. Further, to kickstart professional careers,
we provide support in the matters of intellectual property, sustainable production
and entrepreneurship.
3RD PARTY PRODUCTIONS
With and for external companies, institutions and organisations, the Animationsinstitut
realises a wide variety of commissioned productions and thirdparty
funded projects at market conditions. These projects enable recent
graduates to continue to work on ideas and team projects that they created
during their studies – often in collaboration with the Animationsinstitut’s
Research & Development department.
“The wide range of the curriculum is complemented with a strong, lively
and welcoming Animationsinstitut-community. Being part of the cultural
and creative industries, we work with external partners and institutions
to create an environment for development, collaboration and supporting
initiatives.” Christian Müller, Head of 3rd Party Productions & Talent Initiatives
FILMAKADEMIE BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG GRADUATES 2023
DIPLOMA SHOWROOM 2023 | TURMSPRINGER | DIRECTING: OSCAR BITTNER, PRODUCING: ANDRA CEZARA BERILĂ
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UNIQUE STUDY
ENVIRONMENT
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Practical education at the Animationsinstitut is complemented by academic
research carried out by the R&D department. Together with its national and
international partners, the department conducts diverse research projects
focusing on technical innovations for film and media productions. In particular,
Technical Directing students are encouraged to contribute to the department’s
research projects. Furthermore, the Animationsinstitut’s R&D department
focuses on providing a foundation for ecologically sustainable productions
based on new technologies at the Filmakademie and beyond.
TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT
The Animationsinstitut offers facilities with state-of-the-art technology. All
students have their own workstation with up-to-date tools as well as special
project-based solutions. They also have access to all of Filmakademie’s infrastructure.
“With AI technologies, the line between creativity and technology seems
to be blurring. This makes it all the more important that individuals
contribute their unique ideas. Encouraging this is an essential part of the
training at the Animationsinstitut.” Michael Schott, Head of Postproduction
VIRTUAL FILMMAKING WORKSHOP
LED WALL SET, STUDIO 1, FILMAKADEMIE BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG
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FMX
The Animationsinstitut works with the FMX program team to develop
content for the international conference FMX. The English-language,
non-profit event is a globally influential conference dedicated to
animation, visual effects, interactive and immersive media.
FMX brings together creative minds and industry experts from around the
world to share and expand their knowledge. Top-notch speakers provide fascinating
insights into the latest developments in the industry in exciting presentations,
interactive workshops, master classes and company suites. At the
Recruiting Hub, renowned studios and companies will be on the lookout for
up-and-coming talent, while at the School Campus, students from different
parts of the world will exchange ideas.
For Animationsinstitut’s students, FMX is a unique opportunity to learn firsthand
about the latest artistic and technological trends and innovations. They
also have the opportunity to showcase their own projects and make valuable
contacts with key industry players.
FILM & MEDIA EXCHANGE
“FMX offers a variety of opportunities for students of the Animationsinstitut
to learn about the latest projects and technologies and connect with
creatives, technology experts and potential employers from the global
film and media community.”
Mario Müller, FMX Project Manager
www.fmx.de
MORE “ANIMATED” EVENTS IN
STUTTGART
With numerous initiatives as well as major events, Stuttgart
is a central hub for the animation industry. For example, the
annual International Festival of Animated Film Stuttgart (ITFS)
regularly features films by students and graduates of the Animationsinstitut.
The Animation Production Days (APD) also serve
as a complementary business platform for our students to pitch
their projects to the industry.
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PRIZES & AWARDS
CONTACT
If you have any questions on how to apply at the Animationsinstitut,
please feel free to contact us:
study@animationsinstitut.de (Animationsinstitut)
studienreferat@filmakademie.de (Filmakademie in general)
Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg GmbH
Animationsinstitut
71638 Ludwigsburg
Akademiehof 10
Germany
+49 7141 969 82 800
info@animationsinstitut.de
Projects by students of the Animationsinstitut are regularly honored with a
wide variety of important awards. This includes, besides the Student Academy
Awards and VES Awards, many other prizes and nominations at the
Annie Awards, SIGGRAPH and SIGGRAPH Asia, BAFTA, The Rookie Awards,
the German Computer Game Award, Gamescom, Cannes Lions, Ottawa International
Animation Film Festival and many more.
PROJECTS OF THE ANIMATIONSINSTITUT…
• …are shown at major international events worldwide
• …have received about 3000 nominations at festivals
• …have already won over 1000 awards
Take a look behind the scenes and connect with students, lecturers and
graduates:
www.animationsinstitut.de
www.filmakademie.de
“Studying at the Animationsinstitut offers a lot of flexibility, especially
in the project studies. You can choose which areas you’d like to focus on,
we encourage you to give feedback and suggest guest lecturers from the
industry. It’s up to you whether you want to initiate a project or contribute
to somebody else’s project. So, if you are looking for a practice-oriented
course you can actively shape yourself, this is the place to be.”
Constanze Bühner, Head of Studies
PART OF THE VFX TEAM OF “THE GHOUL” FROM A CALLING. FROM THE DESERT. TO THE SEA.
AT THE VES AWARDS CEREMONY IN LOS ANGELES
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