LYNX, 1995
An educational film about Lynx designed to provide hunters with facts about these rarely seen and sometimes disliked animal. In commission for the German Hunting Association .
Broadcast by SEASONS 2000.

PRIMEVAL SHRIMPS, 1996
A short but spectacular film how fabulous primeval shrimps are.
For Exhibitions in Austria and Germany

SURVIVAL ARTISTS IN POOLS AND PUDDLES, 1997
In commission for ARTE.
This film has been awarded at NATURALE 1998 and BIOVISION 1998.

DEATH TRAPS IN THE AIR, 1998
A film about the problem of birds colliding with power lines. Especially goose and other migrating birds are at some hot spots in serious danger. They obviously have difficulties to see the high tension lines. Scientist are trying to find a solution to protect these birds.

Broadcast by NDR in 1998.

WE DIE TO LIVE, 1998
They have been swimming with dinosaurs. Primeval shrimps are truly living fossils who have existed all over the globe for 200 millions of years without any change.
Their survival strategy sounds like science fiction: Suspended animation - coming back to live when it´s worthwhile to do so. Their eggs can stay viable for many years, decades, maybe even millennia without any metabolism. Per definition they are dead! Are these survival artists living violations of the rules of evolution?
What switches life on again?

This documentary illustrates the fascinating life strategy of primeval shrimps. Extraordinary macro shooting reveals the amazing blaze of colour of these little creatures. And it is surprising to know how important these animals are for us humans.

In commission for SDR in 1998.
This film has been awarded over a dozen times at international film festivals.

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FASCINATION OF CREATION, 1999
A film about educators who experience nature with the view to teach environmental issues. In commission for the German Ministry of Education and Social Affairs in 1999.

REVIVAL OF A WETLAND– IN THE FENS OF DANUBE RIVER

BR 2003

World-wide, wetlands are vanishing. However, in the South of Germany, people are trying to restore the fens of the Danube valley. Is a revival possible? The success is surprising: Live is coming back! Species, long known for extinct in this area are suddenly back again. Even cranes are dancing again. The key to everything is water.

A success story full of hope.

This film takes you on an exciting trip with impressive visuals and funny music clips.

BR 2005

Watching this film, you feel like flying with the kingfisher through his forest along the Swabian Danube River. This riverine forest is extraordinarily rich in biological diversity. However, life has changed here dramatically since the river was embarked. How can the kingfisher - a synonym for untouched nature- cope with this situation? The filmmakers have followed the tracks of this shy guy for two years. They managed to document some surprising, thrilling and also sad adventures.