Prior to freelancing, Azadeh was working as a sound engineer in an award winning German post production company for commercials and audio books.
Her interest is to support interesting content through conceptual sound design, in order to co-create an inspiring cinematic journey, whether it might be an emotional, artistic, or an informative one. Her passion is the cinematic screen – fiction, non-fictional, experimental and animation. in Sound for Picture at Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf. Currently, she is working as a freelancer and studying the M.F.A. Azadeh Zandieh | Sound Design, RE-SOUND MIXING, MUSICĪzadeh Zandieh ist a sound designer, re-recording mixer and music composer from Berlin. In addition to making her own films, Angelika Levi works as a script and dramatic advisor, lecturer and film editor. Her last work MIETE ESSEN SEELE AUF was shown in the exhibition "Wohnungsfrage" in Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin October 23th -December 14th 2015. CHILDREN OF SRIKANDI had its Premiere at the Panorama/ international Berlin Film Festival 2012 and won also several awards. MY LIFE PART 2, her first full-length documentary, won several awards and had its premiere at the Forum/International Berlin Film Festival 2003. Her short film FAUST AUFS AUGE (1988) won the No Budget Video Prize Hamburg, and DESIREE & POLYLEPIS (1994) was rated “high quality” by the German Film Classification Board in Wiesbaden. From 1985 on her work has been shown at international film festivals, cinemas and exhibitions. She studied at the German Film and Television Academy in Berlin (dffb). Angelika Levi | EditING & DRamaturgyĪngelika Levi lives in Berlin. The documentary feature TASTE OF HOPE is Laura’s debut as sole director. As film curator, Laura served on several film festival juries like, the Berlinale Teddy Award Jury. Apart from teaching and making films, Laura also worked as the head programmer of the Southeast Asia section as well as the Queer Asia section of ASIAN HOT SHOTS BERLIN, a festival for Asian independent film and video art in Berlin. In addition, CHILDREN OF SRIKANDI won several awards like the International Jury Award for Best Documentary at the 2013 Identities Queer Film Festival in Vienna. film project CHILDREN OF SRIKANDI (2012) premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival and subsequently has been screened at international film festivals including the Taiwan International Documentary Film Festival, San Diego Asian Film Festival, Barcelona International Women’s Film Festival, Frameline, Outfest, Margaret Mead Film and Video Festival, among others. Laura lived and conducted fieldwork in Cuba, Australia, Indonesia and France. In the same year she joined the Institute of Social Anthropology at the University of Bern as a research assistant, teaching ethnographic media, documentary film-making, gender and sexuality as well as alternative economies. through the University Research Priority Program Asia and Europe, University of Zurich in 2014.
Laura Coppens is a social anthropologist, documentary filmmaker and curator from Berlin and is currently based in Bern, Switzerland. Laura Coppens | Director, Producer & Cinematographer Ultimately, the documentary poses the question: How do we need to work today so we might live in a better world tomorrow? Between general assemblies, cash-flow problems and tea tastings with potential clients, deception, and conflict emerge. For two years, the filmmaker accompanied the workers in their daily struggles. Where idealism clashes with harsh reality, the documentary observes the factory workers as they face inevitable challenges. TASTE OF HOPE is the fascinating story of a workers’ cooperative on their bumpy and conflicting road to real utopia. Can this alternative project be viable within an oversaturated, highly competitive market? Now, with the take-over of the company and production under workers’ control, a new struggle has begun. After 1336 days of resistance, the workers celebrated their victory against the giant multinational and became owners of the factory. In 2010, Unilever announced the closing of the profitable Fralib tea processing and packaging plant in the South of France. In a world driven by competition and capital, workers of a self-managed tea factory struggle to survive against all odds.
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