Filmmaker | Migrant Bodies

Max Biskup

d.id – Austria

Video artist and filmmaker based in Austria. Born 1978 in Vienna, studied at the Filmacademy Vienna. Works as video artist and director for film since 1999. His work includes video installations, documentaries, short films and music videos.
Recent projects: Artistic direction of visual art within RIVE – Rivers of Europe. (www.riversofeurope.org) – “Dedicated to Life” TV Documentary about the work of MSF (Médecins Sans Frontières) – Produced by Terra Mater Factual Studios. Runtime: 400 min – “Tabu” TV Documentary about sexuality in Austria – Produced by Concorde Film. Runtime: 450 minutes. Installations and short films shown at venues and festivals like: Opera Nuremberg, Volksoper Wien, Wiener Festwochen, TAT frankfurt, Museumsuartier, Tanzwoche Dresden, Berlin 36, Szene Salzburg, Festspielhaus St. Pölten. Collaborations with various international artists such as Catherine Guerin, Simon Frearson, Liz King, Madita, Superamas, Gelitin, Iv Toshain, Pilot Tanz, Stefan Obermaier, Dante Murillo and Tibor Nagy Grosso. Commercial work for clients like: The Red Cross, Ford, Louis Vuitton, MTV, ORF, Helena Rubinstein, Interspar, Vice Magazine, Easybank, My Cola, DM.

Roberto Cinconze

CSC – Italy

Roberto Cinconze is an event organizer, administrator and filmmaker. He graduated in Tecniche Artistiche e dello Spettacoio at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. Since 2013 he works at Operaestate Veneto Festival and Centro per la Scena Contemporanea in Bassano del Grappa.He is responsible for the organisation of most of the projects supported by the European Union.
He is often contributing to the audiovisual documentation of activities, in fact he studied Filmmaking in two specialized courses funded by ESF (European Social Found) during his three-year degree course. As a Filmmaker he took part in workshops generated by the European Project “Spazio A European network for dance creation” and “VIDEO DANCE (Moving Vitual Bodies)”. He made films and videos for the European projects Dancing Museums, Pivot and EDN. From 2013 he is responsible for Dance Well-movement research for Parkinsons.