Martin Danisch

Martin Danisch
Martin Danisch, born 1984 in Lower Saxony, lives and works as a film producer and is the owner of the film production company Turbokultur in Berlin, together with David Hadda. After graduating from the German Film and Television Academy in Berlin, he was awarded the Critics‘ Prize in Cannes for his short film „Komm und Spiel“ (directed by Daria Belova). With Turbokultur he is the creator of the shows Heroes, Jokes, Deadlines, Lamia, Stay Live, Homies & Freitagnacht Jews.

Rebecca Rudolph
Rebecca Rudolph is a German actress. She studied acting at the Academy of Film and Television „Konrad Wolf“ in Potsdam from 2001 to 2005. After appearing in short films, she made her film debut in 2003 in „Die Farbe der Seele“ alongside Eva Mattes, directed by Helma Sanders-Brahms. Since then she has appeared in various film and television productions. In addition to her acting work, she has also been a guest lecturer at the HFF Konrad Wolf for „Acting and Directing“ for several years. She also works as a voice-over artist and as an acting coach.

Fee Scherer
Fee Scherer was born in Berlin in 1979 and discovered her love for pictures and photography at an early age. At the age of 16 she started working in a photo studio and after graduating from high school she went directly to study camera. With director Philipp Eichholtz she shot several feature films in Berlin Mumblecore style, one of them „Rückenwind von vorn“ opened the section Perspektive Deutsches Kino at the 68th Berlinale. Besides feature films, she has worked on many television series, web series and cross media projects. A special focus of hers is underwater cinematography. Currently she has just finished working on 2 feature films for ZDF and will soon start shooting a children’s series.