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Sebastian Voltmer<\/span><\/strong>, born on Dec 1st in 1981, studied Graphic Design at the Kunsthochschule Kassel<\/span><\/strong> as a student of Floris Neus\u00fcss in the Department of Photography as well as Nicolaus Ott and Bernard Stein. He completed his studies as a student of the director Yana Drouz with the film “The Return of Mars<\/span><\/strong><\/a>“. In 2003 he was awarded a scholarship at Kingston University in London<\/span><\/strong>, in 2004 he was a visiting student at the Film Academy of the University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna<\/strong><\/span>. Voltmer works as a cameraman and filmmaker for the ARD (Saarl\u00e4ndischer Rundfunk).<\/p>\n

With the film “JOMI’s sphere of action”<\/strong><\/span> he presents his second feature-length feature film after “DESNA – The Music Saved My Life”<\/span><\/strong> (2014). He is interested in the “dynamics and spontaneity of the moments”. He picks up ideas from direct cinema of the 50s and develops his stories from the action of his protagonists.<\/p>\n

Already as a teenager, photography and film meant exploratory voyages for him, which is reflected in his “Jugend forscht” work in “Astrophotography as a method for comet discovery”, with which Voltmer became State Winner and Federal Prize Winner in 2000 and was invited to Chancellor Schr\u00f6der.<\/p>\n

At the age of seventeen, he shot his first film entitled “The Face of the Moon”, which received the “Film Prize for a Special Setting” at the Landshut Open Competition for Filmmakers under 24 in July 1999. In the extended version, his film was taken over under the title “The Face of Heaven” by Bayerischer Rundfunk in its TV program (Space-Night). The title music for his films is usually composed by Voltmer as in “DESNA – the music saved my life” (2014).
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\n Filmography<\/b><\/p>\n