2014 Jury

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Christian Berger

Screenwriter, film producer, cameraman, director and emeritus professor of the Vienna Film Academy.

Christian Berger started his career in 1968 as permanent freelancer of the ORF [Austrian Broadcasting Association]. In the 1970s he founded his own production company; intensively worked on documentaries and photojournalism and also cooperated in TV productions as director, producer, and co-author. Since the 80s he has focused on his own, frequently award-winning feature film projects. Starting in the 1990s, he has taught at important film schools, e.g. in France, Germany, Italy, Cuba, Israel and Switzerland.

Together with Bartenbach LichtLabor he developed the new film lighting method, the “Cine Reflect Lighting System”, which he has used in all of his work since 2011.

In addition to numerous international awards for this work, a highlight of his career was the 2010 American Society of Cinematographers Award for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for “The White Ribbon”. And, of course, there is the 2010 Oscar Nomination for “Cinematography”.

Christian Berger

Johannes Kostenzer

Johannes Kostenzer has a degree in biology. In 2001 he founded the Innsbruck Nature Film Days, which were organized twelve times up to 2012. Since 2008 he has headed the Tiroler Umweltanwaltschaft[Environmental Ombuds Office Tirol] with the objective to sensitize people in the direction of a careful treatment of nature and the environment.

Johannes Kostenzer

August Pflugfelder

German director August Pflugfelder won the “Grand Prize of the City of Innsbruck” at the 2013 Innsbruck Nature Film Festival for his documentary “Snow”! We are very delighted to have him in the jury for the 2014 INFF!

August Pflugfelder

Moritz Schneider

Moritz Schneider is the director of the renowned Swiss Youth Filmdays! He will be a judge in the “Youngsters” category!

Moritz Schneider

Katja Trippel

Katja Trippel, born in Sindelfingen, studied geography, worked as city planner in a Potsdam “plattenbau” area, and then attended the Henri-Nannen School for Journalists. Since 2005, she has been working for GEOas text editor and is responsible for the “360° GEO report” broadcast on Arte TV.

Katja Trippel