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News, engagements and premieres about Presse — from the roster of Schauspielagentur Neidig.
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Die Hexenprinzessin
Charlotte Krause takes the title role in this Norwegian fairy tale, which premiered at the Schlingel children's film festival in Chemnitz.
Eisland
Muriel Leonie Graf shoots the comic NDR film Eisland alongside Axel Prahl and Schlager star Roland Kaiser.
The Matrix of the Sea
Schleswig-Holstein's new magazine joins actor Mathias Harrebye-Brandt for a walk along the Baltic shore.
Webinar at Stagepool
Claudia Neidig and Johannes Tom Dieck spent an hour at Stagepool explaining what matters in acting and how an agency works.
A Summer of Hurdles Overcome
Michelle Monballijn talks about her new houseboat life in Berlin after a demanding summer shooting Liliane Susewind and Venus im vierten Haus.
The National Team
A look at why the same handful of actresses and actors keep appearing in Austrian feature films and television series time and again.
Interview with Jörg Westphal on Berlin TV
Berlin, its neighbourhoods and its people — this time Berlin TV heads to Steglitz to talk with actor Jörg Westphal.
Gotthard - a Protagonist on the Piazza Grande
With Gotthard, the most ambitious TV production in Swiss television history celebrates its world premiere on the Piazza Grande.
The Lion's Share! Over €6 Million in European Funding for Berlin-Brandenburg
Media-makers from the German capital region secured 38 per cent of the Creative Europe MEDIA funds that flowed to Germany in 2015.
11 Sentences Artists and Creatives Can No Longer Bear to Hear
People in creative and artistic professions endure a great deal of nonsense about their work — here are 11 sentences they have had quite enough of.
The End of the Passion
After 20 years behind the camera, Cologne cinematographer Stefan Nowak explains in Film & TV Kameramann why he turned his back on the industry.
"We Germans Are Lagging Behind"
Actor Jürgen Vogel plays a supporting role in the ZDF film Vertraue mir and calls for more stories told from a female perspective.
Does Reality Make for Good Cinema?
Food, education, faith: ever more documentaries take on social themes — at times wearily preachy, yet often refreshingly diverse.
GRAND COALITION - GRAND DISAPPOINTMENT - TIME FOR A GENEROUS RETHINK
The Bundestag extended the short-term unemployment benefit rule without the promised reforms for creative workers, the BFFS criticises.
A Dream Job Turned Nightmare: Acting
Few professions see dream and reality drift as far apart as acting — even well-known performers often live hand to mouth.
EU: Planned Ban on Geoblocking "Has Failed"
Following its draft regulation, the European Commission still intends to curb geoblocking, particularly in online commerce.
SMARAGDGRÜN Festival Premiere at FILMFEST MÜNCHEN
The wait is over on 24 June: the third instalment of the Gemstone Trilogy premieres at the 34th FILMFEST MÜNCHEN.
The Forest Wants Its Revenge
Half crime drama, half mystery fairytale and thoroughly outstanding — how do the Scandinavians keep making series like "Jordskott"?
THE CANNES FILM FESTIVAL: AN ENEMY OF CINEMA
A look at Cannes through François Truffaut's famous words when the festival was halted in 1968.
German Cinema Is the Bayern Munich of Film
For years Cannes has treated German cinema with disdain — not over quality, but a French lack of curiosity about its neighbour.
20 Cannes Films to Watch For
From Kristen Stewart's fashion ghost to Shia LaBeouf's road trip, these Croisette titles already have our attention.
Dynamic Storytelling in TV Drama Series
In his lecture "To be continued", John Yorke shares insights from his long career as a showrunner, writer and producer.
WDR 3 / Kultur am Mittag — with Isabelle Redfern
A thought-provoking interview on casting decisions dominated by older white men, and the parts that fall to a Black German actress.
Breaking into the TV industry? Job profiles are changing
Anyone entering the TV industry today faces more varied job profiles than previous generations — here is what has changed.
TV Pilot Season: 6 Casting Directors Talk Diversity Push and Stars They Couldn't Get
In the most competitive year on record, top casting directors weigh in on the hardest roles to cast and their best discoveries.
One in three filmmakers in Austria is at risk of poverty
A study finds the share of filmmakers at risk of poverty in Austria is four times higher than among other workers.
The German agency landscape
Two Tagesspiegel articles published during the Berlinale sparked a wider debate about the German talent-agency landscape.
CREATING CHARACTERS: The Case AGAINST Character ARCS
A provocative take on storytelling that argues the case against the orthodoxy of character arcs in screenwriting.
"Weinberg" on Free-to-Air TV
Good news for "Weinberg": the mystery thriller will already be airing on free-to-air television next year, with VOX stepping in.
Profound and Pointed Wake-Up Calls
René Sydow delivers a brilliant opening to the cabaret autumn season of Mephisto & Co.
Sydow Takes the Pulse of Modern Society
With poetry, charm and verbal artistry, cabaret artist René Sydow held forth on society and politics before a 400-strong crowd.
Burgfestspiele: There's a Lid for Every Pot
Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is made for the open air — an ensemble from Burgfestspiele Bad Vilbel guested in Dreieichenhain.