Frames & Frequencies: Music Videos (Screening)
Music videos are more than just a companion piece: they are an art form of their own. Our panel explores the art of staging at the intersection of creative vision and commercial reality, followed by a screening of works by international students.
Click here for the Panel: https://sehsuechte.de/programm/frames-und-frequenzen-musikvideos/
The event will begin with a panel discussion held in German. For non-German speakers: You are welcome to join us for the screening at 19:30, which will be moderated in English.

You’ll Understand When You Want To
Kad gribēs tad sapratīs
Calm black-and-white images open up a melancholic, eerie world. With growing unease, the feeling of inner conflict intensifies, as does the oppressive sensation of being trapped in a state of stagnation.
| Artist | Linda Loze |
| Cinematographer | Aivars Šaicans |
| Director | Liva Klepere |
| Editing | Lina Brauna |
| Manager | Unda Kreišmane |
| Music | Karlis Grinbergs |
| Davids Kalninš | |
| Elizabete Liepa | |
| Rebeka Reke | |
| Lote Voiska | |
| Producer | Elza Silina |
| Sound Mixer | Karlis Grinbergs |

UNDERTHEKER
| Camera | Pablo Sahin |

EGOMANIAC – Color The Night (directed by Ellinor Brandenburg)
The song highlights queer voices that are silenced by ignorance and homophobia. It expresses pain, powerlessness, and anger, while exposing power structures that arise from fear, hatred, and patriarchy.
| Color Grading | Ellinor Brandenburg |
| Assistant Camera | Alba Diaz |
| Author | Ellinor Brandenburg |
| Camera | Hanna Kortus |
| Cast | Jonathan Banholzer |
| Michael Buchegger | |
| Valentin Goidinger | |
| Raphael Karner | |
| Marco Mrcela | |
| Lukas Märkl | |
| Costume | Ilona Eidinger |
| Director | Ellinor Brandenburg |
| Editing | Ellinor Brandenburg |
| Lighting | Alba Diaz |
| Producer | Ellinor Brandenburg |
| Production Assistant | Lale Wallek |
| Other | Carlotta Borcherding (Visuals) |
| Dorothea Kozicz (hmu) | |
| Nora Mühlögger (catering) |

Long time no see lol
오랜만ㅋㅋ
The protagonist encounters memories of a friend who passed away a long time ago. For a moment, the past comes back to life.
| Director | JIWON YOON |

Your Hands – Malina
Deine Hände – Malina
For a music video, Malina returns to a place in Brittany, that she has avoided for a long time. The journey turns into a necessary confrontation with feelings of anger and grief.
| Cast | Malina Wickenhauser |
| Cinematographer | Tom Wielspütz |
| Director | Tom Wielspütz |
| Editing | Tom Wielspütz |
| Music | Elias Kunz |
| Junes Semmoudi | |
| Malina Wickenhauser | |
| Screenplay | Malina Wickenhauser |
| Still | Tom Wielspütz |

Besser
Navigating the space between community and a harsh outside world, Lila Sovia moves through a world of performance and self-image. Her use of mixed media blends various visual styles to create a multi-layered visual form.
| Animation | Raine Duscha |
| Camera | MiasZK |
| Ashe Schaub | |
| Decors | Raine Duscha |
| Director | Ashe Schaub |
| Editing | Ashe Schaub |
| Lighting | Leonard Seidler |
| Music | Szymula Lavender |
| Still | Ashe Schaub |

Moneygirl
Rapper Moneygirl offers a glimpse into a day in her glamorous Berlin life. Through a mix of real footage and AI-generated sequences, common clichés of the rap genre are exaggerated and pushed into the realm of the surreal.
| Cast | Carlotta Gessler |
| MONEYGIRL | |
| Lisa Plamper | |
| Frida Scharff | |
| Cinematographer | Sebastian Ganschow |
| Costume | Paula Lindenmann |
| Director | Fiona Lukas |
| Editing | Fiona Lukas |
| Film School | Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg |
| First AD | Irma Hausdorf |
| Music | MONEYGIRL |
| Producer | Emma Scharff |
| Other | Maske SWANNI |
| Still | Sebastian Ganschow |

Cope
Analog images capture movement in dramatic slow motion. Gestures, glances, and small everyday actions take on a special presence that makes their intimacy and physicality palpable.
| Artist | KYTES |
| Cinematographer | Paul Ader |
| Director | Janne Hansberg |
| Producer | Janne Hansberg |
| Kilian Zillessen |

OKAYALEX – Spiderweb
After a heated phone argument, singer OKAYALEX falls under the spell of an eerie presence. Caught between guilt, fear, and darkness, the line between reality and nightmare begins to blur.
| Cast | Salome Lauch |
| Alexandra Ulner | |
| Cinematographer | Bela Moritz |
| Lighting | Janek Adelhelm |
| Producer | Anna Luisa Richter |
| Screenplay | Salome Lauch |
| Alexandra Ulner | |
| Still | Bela Moritz |

All Glock No Cock
A person in an oversized suit stumbles aimlessly through an industrial area, the forest, and a construction site. The visual chaos resonates with the song itself, which is just as loud and obscene.
| Color Grading | Alex Baptiste Kaiser |
| Camera | Olga Ringleb |
| Cast | Rieke Hettinger |
| Nana Mosafer | |
| Lilith Nolden | |
| Costume | Paula Kiermaier |
| Director | Paula Kiermaier |
| Olga Ringleb | |
| Editing | Enni Arden |

DIY store
Baumarkt
A charming, bizarre creature wanders through the aisles of a hardware store, stumbling aimlessly through doors as it chases after a character who works there.
| Film School | Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle |
| Other | (3D-Asset-Support) Cohan Weggs |
| (University Supervisor) Prof. Thomas Hawranke, Ph.D. |

WAOUU
Bathed in a cool, bluish retro light, we follow a young man through his day – accompanied by a pulsating techno soundtrack.
| Camera | Sebastian Just |

Under Velvet Skies
Under Velvet Skies experiments with an original square aspect ratio and, through unusually long black-and-white shots, explores themes of loss and inner distance.
| Cast | Fanni Kühn |
| Director | Flora Komarek |
| Editing | Flora Komarek |
| Music | Komarek Flora |
| Producer | Flora Komarek |
| Sound Mixer | Greta Gottschalk |

Why the Blues
Wieso denn Blues
This clay-animated music video follows a cute dinosaur through barren, hilly landscapes, past volcanic craters and curious organisms. The playful blues soundtrack accompanies him throughout his journey and is visually reflected in the animation.
| Animation | Hornschuch Dirk |
| Music | Kempa Hannes |
| Fricke Johannes | |
| Diller Max | |
| Gerwien Tim | |
| Still | Dirk Hornschuch |

Wintergarten
Introspective rap is accompanied by honest images that follow the song’s message. In harmony with sound and lyrics, the video visually depicts violent family structures and the importance of true friendships while growing up.
| Color Grading | Lukas Blume |
| Assistant Camera | Mio Güldenberg |
| Matthis Maier | |
| Camera | Pelleas Hoepfner |
| Cast | Tristan Frederichs |
| Iakov Karykhalin | |
| Aurel Kaya | |
| Ilya Kiporenko | |
| Ulrich Maaß | |
| Aaron Maldonado Morales | |
| Jona Levin Nicolai | |
| Jakob Niederbuchner | |
| Alisa Dmitrieva Shishko | |
| Cinematographer | Leonardo Schinn |
| Costume | Luisa Kunipatz |
| Annabell Sawyer | |
| Decors | Tessa Kolberg |
| Director | Adrian Kourosh Maaß |
| Editing | Pelleas Hoepfner |
| Adrian Kourosh Maaß | |
| Leonardo Schinn | |
| First AD | Felix Pablo Rüsing |
| Lighting | Nikolai Chalkidis |
| Henry Grund | |
| David Kilian | |
| Wolfgang Schulz | |
| Henry Wiese | |
| Music | Jakob Niederbuchner |
| Linus Vogel | |
| Producer | Adrian Kourosh Maaß |
| Leonardo Schinn | |
| Production Assistant | Niels Lucke |
| Production Designer | Sophia Pitskhelauri |
| Screenplay | Adrian Kourosh Maaß |
| Sound Designer | Philemon Montaser |
| Other | Sophie Ausserer |
| Anna Conzelmann | |
| Marie Critzmann | |
| Leopold Grégoire | |
| Lukas Hübner | |
| Lou-Kanami | |
| Lucas Oster | |
| Fidel Türhan | |
| Diego Wichert |