Social-Media Content für den Verein »Aktion Courage e.V.«
Video content for social media and website on current topics of commemorative culture and remembrance
The association »Schule ohne Rassismus - Schule mit Courage« commissioned us to produce two films on the topics of »Berlin as a city of immigration« and »The post-colonial view«.
Video on the topic of centuries of migration »Berlin – City of Immigration«
The topic of immigration and the film ‘Berlin as a city of immigration’ are highly topical right now. And Berlin's development history is characterised by immigration – what we learn: without immigration, Berlin would not have become the city it is today.
We talk to pupils from the Robert Jungk Secondary School in Berlin-Wilmersdorf: How do they experience immigration in their everyday lives? Do they take it for granted to be friends with people from different cultures? Have they experienced racism? And why is Berlin such a city of immigration?
Our film combines historical and contemporary perspectives to show the significance of migration for Berlin's cultural, social and economic dynamics. It makes it clear that migration does not mean stagnation, but diversity and enrichment. The film is complemented by contemporary witnesses who put the topic into historical perspective for us.
We realise the interviews with the contemporary witnesses in the style of a classic reportage with a calm background. The pupils speak directly into the camera - from the centre of their school environment.
In addition to the almost five-minute main film, we are producing a 9:16 social media clip that makes the topic accessible in a compact form and serves as a teaser for the feature-length film.
Commemorative culture and memory – what street names mean and who they honour: »The postcolonial view«
Why do so many streets and squares in Berlin still bear the names of people who symbolise colonial racism and exploitation in German colonial history? How does it feel for the people affected by this history?
Amina Fall and Tahir Della from the »Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland« take us on a tour of Berlin's Wedding district and show us where there is still a need for action. They are campaigning for the renaming of places that commemorate those who profited from colonial crimes – a step towards a more critical examination of the past.
By critically scrutinising and renaming these places, it is possible to change the perspective and re-read the city. The film reveals, informs and calls for action: How do we deal with our urban space as a carrier of history? And what does postcolonial reflection mean today?
We are also producing content for social media here. A 16:9 feature-length film and a 9:16 social media clip that addresses key aspects of the topic in a compact format and encourages discussion.
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030.4280 3302!
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- Research, organisation and planning of the film production in Berlin
- Filming with own camera, sound and lighting equipment (Sony FX6)
- Screenplay and direction
- Post-production and colour grading with Davinci Resolve on MacPro
- 2D grafic animations in After Effects
- Music research and selection
- Transcoding for HD utilisation