11.3. Reuters News Agency sends a journalism team into our offices at Tempelhof Airport and oversees a filming session with Bernhard Schütz in the remote basement rooms of the Flughafen Tempelhof. A few days later, we see the beautiful result. A crisply edited story which will be picked up by numerous media outlets and hopefully seen by hundreds of thousands of people.

11.8. Jan Bruck and a team from the Deutsche Welle is in the house for almost an entire day of filming. We're holding our breath for the international station's report.

10.4. Press Conference in the Roter Salon at Rosa Luxemburg Platz. In deep chairs and sofas, and  simultaneously on multiple screens, viewers can see films, actors and documents, a multi-perspective glance at the unique style of narration that TwinKomplex will bring into being. Thomas Lindemann led us into the foreground and background of Ludic Philosophy, navigating game landscapes, films and documents which will be playable in TwinKomplex starting in the middle of November. Rangeen Horami explains vividly why the Media Board Brandenburg-Berlin is supporting this innovative audiovisual experiment of a browser game, which operates with analog media, and then the stage is free for Bernhard Schütz, Gerd Wameling and Christine Utterberg. The actors speak for the many stage and film artists who have been involved in the unique filming work for TwinKomplex. “We were in a hotel room. I kicked the whole team out and operated the camera myself,” said Christine Utterberg. We would like to thank them particularly. The event was well-attended, and has so far resulted in reports in the FAZ, the MAZ, and the financial newspaper of the German book industry, among others.

9.1. A recording team from the ZDF program "Pixelmacher" (Pixel Makers) is filming in our offices. Pixelmacher is a magazine for game and internet culture that reports on developments and innovations in the immensely growing computer game market. "Pixelmacher" got a glimpse into the workplace of the game's developers, storytellers, programmers, graphic designers and film producers, who are working hand in hand to interweave their suspenseful stories with refined gameplay and deeply layered communication systems in order to create a captivating and sophisticated game. "The Making of TwinKomplex" will be broadcast on the ZDF network at the end of October.

9.2. Among the arches of the Tempelhof Airport, Anne Ratte-Polle mused about art and farewells, waiting rooms, inhabitation, and time with beautifully resolute delicacy.

8.1. With Markus Böttcher in the Sarotti yards, which look- drenched in orange light- a lot like India to us. A wonderful day, in which Mr. Marquardt first saw the light of day, and the light of a Canon camera.

8.2. With Bernhard Schütz and two great supporting actors at the Maybach Ufer (Thanks to our own Wolfgang Niederhoffer!). Terrific acting and excellent camerawork- a tribute to Nikola Tesla, post-feminism, and the slowness of tortoises.

8.10. With Gerd Wameling in the Ehrenhalle. A discussion about Signorelli, the apocalypse, and students' delusions of grandeur. Fantastic!