Master MA Serial Storytelling
Final Pitch @ Seriencamp 2023
Pictures hereNEWS & INSIGHTS
Alumni power at the international series festival Seriesly Berlin
Michael Griessler wins Seriesly pitch with »Existence«
New international Festival »Seriesly Berlin«
Alumnus Matija Dragojević will serve as Head of Programming
Internal pitch of the Writers Room Project
The MA Serial Storytelling welcomed a select group of industry professionals
Seriencamp Conference 2024
Recap: Great ifs events and a prize for ifs alumnus
Meeting Point Vilnius
Serial storytelling workshop by ifs professor Dr. Joachim Friedmann
New publication by Prof. Dr. Joachim Friedmann
»Narratives Crossing Boundaries. Storytelling in a Transmedial and Transdisciplinary Context«
Kick-off winter semester 2023/24
The ifs welcomes the students
We welcome our new international students
15 participants have started their master's programme Serial Storytelling
Alumni
Alumni of the MA Serial Storytelling have gone on to work as screenwriters, staff writers and series creators, game writers, transmedia and VR-creators, script consultants and commissioning editors in various markets and for various platforms. Credits include AMAZON PRIME’s 2024 top series “Maxton Hall” (Juliana Lima Dehne), NETFLIX success “How To Sell Drugs Online (Fast)” (Natalie Thomas, Peter Furrer, Mats Frey, Lena Tusche), Cannes Series Audience Award winner “Kljun/Awake” (Ljubica Luković, Matija Dragojević), Swiss Series “Tschugger” (Mats Frey), and the French adaptation of Norwegian teen phenomenon SKAM (Elina Gakou-Gomba). Alumnus Matija Dragojevic is Head Programmer of Seriesly Berlin and Conference Programmer of Berlinale Series Market at EFM.
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The "Writers’ Guide", a brochure featuring the CVs and contact details of all MA Serial Storytelling alumni (classes 2015-2021), as well as the brochure with the alumni and the graduation projects of the class 2023 can be downloaded below.
David Gruber (Germany), Jude Akwetey (Ghana), Elina Gakou-Gomba (France), Mats Frey (Germany), Juliana Lima Dehne (Brazil/USA), Peter Furrer (Germany), Corinne Le Hong (Germany), Krisi Olivero (USA)
Yael Brunnert (Germany), Julian Brink (Germany), Javiera Risco (Chile), Eric Bitencourt (Brazil), Daniel Chaves Gomez (Costa Rica), Lilly Bogenberger (Germany), Nadine Schweigardt (Germany), Cedric Kieffer (Luxembourg) † , Paula Bateman (Columbia), Ana Katchikian (Argentina), Fernando Alvarez (Columbia), Eric List (USA), Ugne Pikutyte (Lithuania), Marina Bendocchi-Alves (Brazil/Germany)
Michel Kiwic (Schweiz), Natalie Thomas (USA), Michael Grießler (Österreich), Matija Dragojevic (Serbien), Motaz Matar (Vereinigte Arabische Emirate), Helena Lucas (Deutschland), Marina Cardozo (Brasilien), Ljubica Lukovic (Serbien), July Rodriguez (Colombia), Roma Raju (Indien)
Jorge Patiño (Venezuela), Ricardo Ortega Clavel (Mexico), Gülin Küllü (Turkey), Anikó Mangold (Hungary), Daniel Brennecke (Germany), Hernando Sandoval (Mexico), Julia Klier (Croatia), Peter Neugebauer (Germany), C. Aslı Filiz (Turkey), Johannes Oschwald (Germany), Simon Ruschmeyer (Germany)
Marvin Meiendresch (Germany), Malte Arnemann (Germany), Beverly Stura-Cura (Germany), Emily Ahmad (Iran), Malte Vogt (Germany), Anna-Maria Böhm (Germany), Hayley Goggin (Great Britain, Ireland), Lemba de Miranda (Netherlands), Ilaria Fravolini (Italy), Nathan Luchina (Brazil), Lucas Gesser (Brazil), Lena Tusche (Germany), Laura Deriemaeker (Belgium), Fitore Muzaqi (Germany, Albania), Ron Goldin (Israel)
