Team around Serge Wohlgensinger wins Movie Marathon at Talent Screen
The Movie Marathon at the fourth Talent Screen was won by a team led by Serge Wohlgensinger with a short film on the given theme "Dirt on a Stick". The commercial parody "Laboratoire Salopiere" revolves around a mascara of the imaginary brand "Dreck am Stecken".
The movie marathon of the 4th Talent Screen, which took place on Friday in the fully booked Zurich Gessnerallee, was won by a team led by Serge Wohlgensinger with a short film on the given topic "Dreck am Stecken". The advertising film parody "Laboratoire Salopiere" (to the film), which revolves around an imaginary brand of mascara called "Dreck am Stecken," was the most popular with the audience. The short film won out in a play-off against "Das Leben kann Scheisse sein" from Lukas Kaufmann's team.
The winning team, which was awarded the Golden Stag, included Wohlgensinger, Marietta Jemmi, Sibylle Dubs, Marcel Keller and Florian Inhauser. They won prizes worth a total of 13,000 Swiss francs. The SF Talent Screen Award worth 10,000 Swiss francs, presented at the same event, went to Franziska Freiermuth and her team for the film "Tag153". The best performance in the Pitch Battle - screenwriters have to pitch their script to the audience in a duel situation - was delivered by Luc Walpoth, the 2005 winner, who beat Boni Koller, according to the voting audience.
Around 100 films were shot for the Movie Marathon between August 29 and 31. This means that the Talent Screen competition, which is being held for the fourth time, has recorded a new record number of participants. The films have the specifications that they must not exceed the maximum length of three minutes, and that they must revolve around a given theme. This year's theme "Dreck am Stecken!" was given by Swiss director Oliver Rihs. On September 10, the ten winning films and selected films from the Movie Marathon will be broadcast on CH:Kulturszene on SF1. At Talentscreen.ch all films can be found.
The winning team, which was awarded the Golden Stag, included Wohlgensinger, Marietta Jemmi, Sibylle Dubs, Marcel Keller and Florian Inhauser. They won prizes worth a total of 13,000 Swiss francs. The SF Talent Screen Award worth 10,000 Swiss francs, presented at the same event, went to Franziska Freiermuth and her team for the film "Tag153". The best performance in the Pitch Battle - screenwriters have to pitch their script to the audience in a duel situation - was delivered by Luc Walpoth, the 2005 winner, who beat Boni Koller, according to the voting audience.
Around 100 films were shot for the Movie Marathon between August 29 and 31. This means that the Talent Screen competition, which is being held for the fourth time, has recorded a new record number of participants. The films have the specifications that they must not exceed the maximum length of three minutes, and that they must revolve around a given theme. This year's theme "Dreck am Stecken!" was given by Swiss director Oliver Rihs. On September 10, the ten winning films and selected films from the Movie Marathon will be broadcast on CH:Kulturszene on SF1. At Talentscreen.ch all films can be found.
