Nothing is Original . A Shot-by-Shot Photo-Film Workshop

Inspired by the exhibition Julian Rosefeldt . Nothing is Original, you will use the artistic toolbox of this versatile media artist and filmmaker. Under the motto Cultic – Strange – Stolen, you will take iconic film scenes and turn them into something completely new and original: whether re-enacted, retold or turned on their head. With a camera, creativity and team spirit, you will create new stories from well-known images, go to the green screen studio, create a photo series, build small models or create your own storyboards. In the end, your films or photo series will be as varied as the exhibits in the exhibition – all in your own look.

Angela González 
Grew up in Colombia, has lived in Europe for more than 20 years. Studied Visual Communication in London, since then various jobs in the Berlin cultural and service sector, including in the technical team of an internationally renowned gallery for modern art. Organization and implementation of Arts &Craft s workshops for young people in South America and Germany.

Matthias Luthardt
Grew up in the Netherlands, southern Germany and Hamburg. After studying literature, studied film directing in Potsdam-Babelsberg, graduated with the feature film debut “Pingpong” (awarded at the Semaine de la Critique, Cannes 2006), since then director and author of feature and documentary films as well as teaching activities at home and abroad.
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