What an inspiring event MediaSoundHamburg was!
Our events under the topic of WOMEN IN AUDIO took place at five locations for an international audience.
The summer school was concluded by our musical fare well party with the Kaiser Quartett in the Resonanzraum.
We thank all participants and look forward to next year.
by Stephan Eicke
In this series, we will examine the relationship between directors and their composers. Via interviews, prominent filmmakers will detail how they work with their composers and use their compositions in their films. Composers will respond by sharing their view of the creative collaboration and how they see the working-relationship with directors.
The main theme of MSH MediaSoundHamburg this year is: WOMEN IN AUDIO.
The media sector, like almost all other areas of society, is dominated by men. This year we are presenting outstanding female personalities from the fields of music, film music and sound design, who we have invited to present their work in MaserClasses, workshops, as part of our conference or as a Live-Music-Act.
The International Film Television & Music Academy (IFFMA), which organizes MediaSoundHamburg annually, has opened a new online shop which sells specialist literature. In the shop, you can purchase books on film music, sound design, directing, script writing, and many more topics.
On the 14th of August 2021, the farewell party of this year’s MediaSoundHamburg will take place. We invite all attendees, partners and guests to join us for a relaxed summer evening, filled with a diverse program and music in a stylish location.
In Hamburg’s well-known resonanzraum we will look back on the past few days with our guests. With short talks and a colorful film music concert performed by the renowned Kaiser Quartett as well as with performances by surprise guests we will celebrate the world of sound and the past days.
In a new interview series, Stephan Eicke focuses on the relationship between directors and their composers. Prominent filmmakers talk about the creative alliance, the respective composers share their views on the collaboration. The series starts with the German director Werner Herzog, who has been working with the cellist and film composer Ernst Reijseger for over 15 years.