The emerging short film festival Braunschweig Filmt (BS Filmt) hosted a city-wide open call for creators of all levels to submit films telling their story, presenting favorite locations, intimate moments and spots of personal interest. More than 60 films from various creators have been submitted and shown during the event. The presentation took place at the purpose-built 'Architekturpavillon' open-air theatre stage at the Burgplatz in Braunschweig. As part of the collaborative film screening for Braunschweig Filmt, I presented the short films 'Night Eye', 'Für Lena' (starring Lena Gudi) and 'Objects in the Rear View Mirror may appear closer than they are' (starring Yeva Sim). Stills of the 3 short films are shown in the photos below. 
Braunschweig Filmt was organized and curated by Søren Berg (initiator, project-lead, curator) and Juan Penalver Madrid (live-music, 'Open Sound Studio'-lead). Further organizational and financial backing was provided by several members of the Braunschweig city planning team, specifically Jennifer Bork (administration of cultural affairs). In my role as Art Director I produced advertisement content, supported emerging creators through audio- and video collaborations and aided the BSFilmt team through the utilization of the submitted material. 

Submissions: Starting June 2026
Screening/ Ceremony: Saturday 04.07. and Sunday 05.07. 15:00-23:00

Special thanks to the 'Braunschweig City of Lions' event planning team, the architecture team (Marc-André Tiede, Aurel Jensen and JUHU! Architektur) the European Union (co-funding), Sonolux Event-Management, 'Resiliente Innenstädte' and 'Kulturkompass' for funding and organization support, as well as Lena Gudi (starred in the 'Für Lena' short film) and the team of the Laut Club (DJ Nick baz_luv und DNA) for live DJ-music. Further thanks to all the creators who submitted their films as well as all spectators who made the screening of Braunschweig Filmt an unforgettable experience.

Further information about the event is available on the offical website: https://www.braunschweigfilmt.com/ 

The dedicated podcast-interview about Braunschweig Filmt by GerissenwieeinLamm (thanks to the hosts Anna and Marcus!) is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGfNfiyc_is&t=229s
Film Still from the short movie Night Eye from Tobias Ahlbrecht shown during the BRaunschweig FIlmt BSFilmt event at the Architekturpavillon in Braunschweig.
Still from my short film 'Night Eye' as shown during BSFilmt.
Film Still from the short movie Für Lena from Tobias Ahlbrecht shown during the BRaunschweig FIlmt BSFilmt event at the Architekturpavillon in Braunschweig.
Still from my short film 'Für Lena' (starring Lena Gudi) as shown during BSFilmt.
The Architektur Pavillon which was built by Jennifer Bork,  Marc-André Tiede,  Aurel Jensen and JUHU! Architektur.
Film Still from the short movie starring the actor Yeva Sim from Tobias Ahlbrecht shown during the BRaunschweig FIlmt BSFilmt event at the Architekturpavillon in Braunschweig.
Still from my short film 'Objects in the Rear View Mirror may appear closer than they are' (starring Yeva Sim) as shown during BSFilmt.
The Lion logo of the short movie festival Braunschweig Filmt BS Filmt projected during the presentation at the Architekturpavillon in Braunschweig. The Architekturpavillon was built by the Instituts für Architekturbezogene Kunst (IAK).
Audience watching short movies sitting on the Architecturepavillion Architekturpavillon at the Burgplatz watching the presentation of Braunschweig Filmt.
The Architekurpavillon in Braunschweig during the Braunschweig Filmt BS Filmt presentation starring films by Tobias Ahlbrecht.
Pianist Juan Penalver Madrid among Curator Sören Berg at the BS Filmt presentation during Braunschweig Filmt.
The artist and DJ Lena Gudi during the Braunschweig Filmt presentation.
The team of organizers and curators, Tobias Ahlbrecht, SØren Berg and Juan Peñalver Madrid.
The Thank you poster for Braunschweig Filmt BS Filmt thanking the sponsors Braunschweig City of Lions, Kofinanziert vonder Europäischen Union, Co-funded by the European Union, Sonolux, Resiliente Innenstädte and Kulturkompass.
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