Field Trip
Field Trip is an open source documentary about an unconventional place: Tempelhof Field - an airfield in the heart of Berlin metropolis. Field Trip tells the story of what, for some, is a 300 hectare free urban paradise, for others a place of forced labour, and for yet more a safe haven. By using the technique of open hypervideo and intense on-site and online community development, Field Trip aims at becoming a living documentary.
Team
Author, Director and Producer
Eva Stotz
Co-Autor and UX Design
Frédéric Dubois
Creative Technologist
Joscha Jäger
Creative Producer
Svenja Klüh
Front-End and Webdesign
Olivier Guillard
Animation
Filippo Letizi
Editing
Michal Kuleba, Calle Overweg, Diana Näcke
Camera
Emma Rosa Simon, Agnes Pakozdi, Ben Bernhard, Eva Stotz
Sound
Claudia Meyer, Garip Özdem
Sounddesign
Frieder Nagel, Clemens Nürnberger
Music Composition
Frieder Nagel
Festivals & Awards
- Best VR Interactive Documentary Melbourne Documentary Filmfestival
- Best Documentary Lovie Award Gold
- People’s Choice Best Lovie Award Gold
- Medienprofi Förderung Medieninnovationszentrum Babelsberg (MIZ)
- Funded by Rudolf Augstein Stiftung
- Funded by Stiftung Checkpoint Charly
- Funded by Stifung Luftbrückendank
- Media Cooperation with Tagesspiegel
- Cooperation with Topographie des Terrors, Albert Schweizer Gymnasium, Aliiertenmuseum, Dokzentrum NS-Zwangsarbeit
- Workshop and Presentation at Digital Cultures Warsaw
- Presentation at C5C3 Chaos Communication Conference
- Presentation at Wolf Kino Berlin
- Presentation at Citylab Berlin
» We are confident that Field Trip has the potential to become a best practise and future point of reference when it comes to interactive film. «
(BBC R&D (Research & Development), Phil Stenton)
» I would further argue that interactive film is the only way to document the complexity of the Tempelhof Field. «
(mozilla, Brett Gaylor)
» Das Konzept birgt viel Potential für grundsätzliche Neuerung im Bereich der künstlerischen Forschung. «
(Merz Akademie, Martin Fritz)
