How can we motivate Alumni from a University to join the Alumni Association?With this question in mind we conceptualised in close collaboration with the University of Freiburg Alumni Association the new alumni-film. The video emphasizes how alumni support is instrumental in sustaining the university's excellent research and teaching. It particularly highlights the Alumni Club's role in promoting financial assistance for students in need, fostering equality of opportunities, and granting researchers the flexibility to focus on their work. Furthermore it also highlighted the benefits of the alumni network on an institutional level with the example of a renovation of a lecture hall which will benefit the generations to come.
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I am excited to share a remarkable collaboration that I had the privilege of being a part of over the past months. Working closely with the University of Freiburg, one of Germany's oldest and most prestigious institutions, we embarked on a project to bring their new mission statement to life—a mission deeply rooted in values that have shaped the university's legacy. Link: https://leitbild.uni-freiburg.de/ Our approach was straightforward yet profound. Rather than simply talking about these values, we sought to illustrate how they are woven into the fabric of daily life at the university. To achieve this, we set out to capture and share the real-life stories of members within the university community. These stories served as living embodiments of Quality, Openness, and Responsibility. A key factor in the success of this project was meticulous pre-production planning. We left no room for uncertainty, planning the shooting day down to the minute. This precision allowed us to film everything in a single day, minimizing disruption to the busy schedules of our interview partners.
By conducting pre-interviews, we not only ensured that our interviewees were comfortable and well-prepared but also strategically connected the three stories. We knew exactly which aspects to focus on once the cameras were rolling, resulting in a more efficient and impactful production process. As viewers follow the narratives of these remarkable individuals, they also embark on a visual journey through our picturesque campus where we can show some of the most important spots. What makes this project even more captivating is the seamless transition from one story to another. At the moments when these individuals cross paths, we not only showcase the beauty of our campus but also symbolize the profound interconnectedness that defines our vibrant community. I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the University of Freiburg for entrusting me with this significant project. It has been an incredible and productive journey, one that highlights the enduring commitment of this institution to its values and its community. The University of Konstanz commissioned me again in 2022 to produce four short films that were shown during the Dies Academicus before the award ceremonies. The purpose of these films was to provide the audience with a clear and engaging understanding of the achievements for which the awards were given. Background: The Dies Academicus is an annual academic holiday at the University of Konstanz that serves as an opportunity to reflect on the past academic year. During this event, the university honors outstanding members and award winners while offering insights into current research and teaching activities.
The four films were specifically designed to:
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