FAQ
Your digital artistic portfolio should contain a maximum of three work samples (as non-expiring links in the application form). One of the work samples must be a short film addressing this year’s theme,“On the edge/An der Kante”. The other two work samples can be chosen at your discretion. These could be another short film, a screenplay, a storyboard or a photo series.
You will find a wide range of professional facilities and technologies on campus. In the cinema, you will be able to watch some of the greatest films in cinema history and screen your term and Bachelor's projects. The studio offers a variety of lighting equipment, a dolly and a green screen for filming scenes as part of the seminars or for your own term projects. You can edit your projects in the editing room. DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Creative Cloud and Avid Media Composer are available for this purpose. The hire service gives you access to professional camera, sound and lighting equipment. In addition, there is a small studio and a storage room for your hired equipment.
The Motion Pictures programme works closely with the other degree programmes on campus. Consequently, all students have access to their facilities – including a sound studio or a motion capture studio – if they are collaborating with students from these programmes on their semester projects.
Yes, you can hire equipment from our hire service for your semester and Bachelor's projects. Among other things, we offer several Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Cameras 6K Pro and Sony FX9s, Xeen and Zeiss lens sets, as well as lighting equipment for all lighting situations, and sound equipment for studio and on-set recordings.
You will soon find the link to the Mediencampus FAQs here.
Please contact our Student Service Centre, who will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
If you would like to find out more about funding opportunities during and after your studies and are interested in seminar programmes, please take a look at the following links.