SourceEcreative Presents Hits Hamburg

SourceEcreative Presents Hits Hamburg

Known as Germany's 'Gateway To The World', the creative hub of Hamburg last week played host to the latest in SourceEcreative's 'Presents' screenings. Showcasing the very best short-form work from signed and unsigned directors, the screening saw the pinnacle of Germany's advertising community (both agency and production) congregate in Optix Digital's gorgeous Lounge to check out the films and network.

Hosted by SourceEcreative's Worldwide Editor Jamie Madge, the German selection comprised of some of the best work screened in the previous jaunts to Paris, London and Amsterdam alongside some brand new and vibrant pieces from a selection of creative individuals. Highlights included unsigned director Jonny Lawrence's cutely choreographed battle of finger and felt-tips 'Maker vs Marker', French sensations Megaforce's reverse-narrative morality tale 'Sacrilege' and visual magicians Tell No One with their Nowness experiment 'Umbrella'.

The evening finished with an opportunity for attendees to mingle, imbibe and share their views on their films (overwhelmingly positive, of course!). If you'd like to know what the fuss was about, SourceEcreative members (and those with a demo access from the screening) can check out the full list of films here. You can also check out a selection of images from the night below, or see the full album of photos on our Facebook page.

SourceEcreative MD James Straker introduces the night.

A crowd of German creative-types wait with bated breath.

SourceEcreative Worldwide Editor Jamie Madge talks through the evening's selection.

Michael Stiebel from Downtown Productions and Brigitte Janoschka from @View-finder catch up over a glass of wine.

PR superstar Jessica Fuchs relaxes and clocks our camera.

Our host, Optix Digital's Robert Kühl, leans in for the shot.

Jamie and SourceEcreative's new International Account Manager Attilio Gianfrancesco enjoy checking in the guests.

Director Jan Brockmann listens intently to a fellow film-lover's opinion.

The screening continues under the projection-mapped logo of Optix.