I’m a Berlin-based artist, filmmaker and video editor working in Adobe Premiere Pro. My experience spans feature film, video art and social media content for clients, with an emphasis on narrative structure, rhythm, and the relationship between image and sound.
Available for remote freelance collaboration.
Selected Work
The suggested passages below highlight narrative editing, visual montage, interview editing, and musical timing. Start with the Hotel Dallas excerpts to explore these techniques, or watch the 75-second trailer for a quick introduction. Full works are available in each player.
Hotel Dallas (2016)
Hybrid documentary / fiction feature
Role: Co-director, editor, writer, producer, actor
Premiered at the Berlinale, Panorama.
Editing across documentary interviews, staged scenes, archival footage and performance, connecting personal memory and fiction through narrative structure, visual montage and shifts in tone.
Recommended viewing
46:37–49:38 · Visual montage
Performance, split screens, text and industrial imagery combined through graphic transitions and visual juxtaposition.
58:42–59:47 · Documentary portrait
A craftsman’s introduction woven together with close details of his process, tools and finished work.
39:00–41:10 · Hybrid storytelling
A staged Christmas conversation interwoven with documentary testimony and children’s reenactment of historical events.
Hotel Dallas (2016) — Trailer
Feature-film trailer
Role: Editor
A trailer shaped around musical rhythm, visual storytelling, and timed text. On-screen titles introduce the film’s themes and characters, while press quotes and playful reveals establish its tone.
Recommended viewing: Full trailer · approximately 75 seconds
Trailer pacing, music-led editing, and text integration.
Pagliacci (2015)
Experimental documentary
Role: Editor, writer, producer
A wrestling match is transformed into an operatic performance through editing. Reverse chronology and reverse playback reshape the movement, while moments of physical intensity align with dramatic peaks in the singing.
Recommended viewing: 05:40–06:18 · 38 seconds
Music-led montage, reverse chronology, and reverse playback—demonstrating the relationship between movement, music, and dramatic timing.
The Listening Party (2013)
Two-chapter video
Role: Editor, writer, director, producer
Footage from rock documentaries is re-edited into a fictional story about a music fan in communist Romania. Voiceover and recurring faces establish characters and relationships across different sources. A second chapter shifts to the security officer spying on him, combining song with choreography based on calisthenics.
Recommended viewing: 05:07–06:22 · 75 seconds
Found-footage montage and voiceover-led storytelling—building an emotional arc from fear of surveillance to a small act of resistance.
Additional viewing: performance and movement: 09:10–09:58 · 48 seconds
A sustained shot preserves the continuity of a choreographed musical performance.