T-Port Talent Spotlight ☉ Animators Petra Stipetić and Maren Wiese on switching to stop-motion

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Date: 10-05-2022

Interview by: Jess Sweetman

  • Animation

  • dating apps

  • everyday life

  • hFMA

  • Into the Wild

  • Jeijay

  • Petra Stipetić and Maren Wiese

  • Short film

  • Stop Motion

  • Student film

  • weird dates

"Nature should have a voice. When you hear the sound of the icecap it almost sounds like a creature talking. "

We caught up with the Danish director whose film appears on T-Port courtesy of Premium Films, about hope, passion, and his Oscar- nominated short IVALU.

Tell us about yourself

I am 45-years-old, from Denmark. I live in Copenhagen and am currently in post-production on my next feature. A big Danish WW2 epic.

How did you first start working on IVALU? What was the process like and what first sparked the idea to make this film?

I read the graphic novel that it’s based upon.I was also inspired by nature and my Greenlandic co director and partners. It took some time for me to find the courage to make the story my own.

We caught up with the Danish director whose film appears on T-Port courtesy of Premium Films, about hope, passion, and his Oscar- nominated short IVALU.

Tell us about yourself

I am 45-years-old, from Denmark. I live in Copenhagen and am currently in post-production on my next feature. A big Danish WW2 epic.

How did you first start working on IVALU? What was the process like and what first sparked the idea to make this film?

I read the graphic novel that it’s based upon.I was also inspired by nature and my Greenlandic co director and partners. It took some time for me to find the courage to make the story my own.

“Nature should have a voice. When you hear the sound of the icecap it almost sounds like a creature talking. “

We caught up with the Danish director whose film appears on T-Port courtesy of Premium Films, about hope, passion, and his Oscar- nominated short IVALU.

Tell us about yourself

I am 45-years-old, from Denmark. I live in Copenhagen and am currently in post-production on my next feature. A big Danish WW2 epic.

How did you first start working on IVALU? What was the process like and what first sparked the idea to make this film?

I read the graphic novel that it’s based upon.I was also inspired by nature and my Greenlandic co director and partners. It took some time for me to find the courage to make the story my own.
We caught up with the Danish director whose film appears on T-Port courtesy of Premium Films, about hope, passion, and his Oscar- nominated short IVALU.

Tell us about yourself

I am 45-years-old, from Denmark. I live in Copenhagen and am currently in post-production on my next feature. A big Danish WW2 epic.

How did you first start working on IVALU? What was the process like and what first sparked the idea to make this film?

I read the graphic novel that it’s based upon.I was also inspired by nature and my Greenlandic co director and partners. It took some time for me to find the courage to make the story my own.
We caught up with the Danish director whose film appears on T-Port courtesy of Premium Films, about hope, passion, and his Oscar- nominated short IVALU.

Tell us about yourself

I am 45-years-old, from Denmark. I live in Copenhagen and am currently in post-production on my next feature. A big Danish WW2 epic.

How did you first start working on IVALU? What was the process like and what first sparked the idea to make this film?

I read the graphic novel that it’s based upon.I was also inspired by nature and my Greenlandic co director and partners. It took some time for me to find the courage to make the story my own.
We caught up with the Danish director whose film appears on T-Port courtesy of Premium Films, about hope, passion, and his Oscar- nominated short IVALU.

Tell us about yourself

I am 45-years-old, from Denmark. I live in Copenhagen and am currently in post-production on my next feature. A big Danish WW2 epic.

How did you first start working on IVALU? What was the process like and what first sparked the idea to make this film?

I read the graphic novel that it’s based upon.I was also inspired by nature and my Greenlandic co director and partners. It took some time for me to find the courage to make the story my own.
We caught up with the Danish director whose film appears on T-Port courtesy of Premium Films, about hope, passion, and his Oscar- nominated short IVALU.

Tell us about yourself

I am 45-years-old, from Denmark. I live in Copenhagen and am currently in post-production on my next feature. A big Danish WW2 epic.

How did you first start working on IVALU? What was the process like and what first sparked the idea to make this film?

I read the graphic novel that it’s based upon.I was also inspired by nature and my Greenlandic co director and partners. It took some time for me to find the courage to make the story my own.

"Nature should have a voice. When you hear the sound of the icecap it almost sounds like a creature talking. "
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