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We founded NOJZ Film out of our motivation as filmmakers in September 2021, after film studies and over 10 years of international industry experience, in the fiction and documentaries, for cinema, TV and commercial productions. Therefore, we draw on in-depth expertise and an expert network of companions.
Filmmaking for us is all about storytelling, the talent and courage of our creatives. At NOJZ, we know how to complement each other to create films, clear in their presentation, big or small in their choice of subject; films to hold on to, to lose yourself in or to fall in love with, films that stir or make you dream. Our viewers will always get something out of it.
The demands on the film industry are constantly changing. Our stories and images are created by constantly observing trends and tendencies. We combine the tried and tested with new impulses to create distinctive films, from development to post-production.
We have production rooms in Lower Saxony and Hamburg, our own filming equipment and editing suites.
is one of the two co-owners and managing directors of NOJZ Filmproduktion. He studied film in his native Wroclaw and has been active in the film and television industry for over a decade now. He has participated in many successful national and international projects for cinema and public broadcasting. Konrad's strengths lie in his in-depth editorial and technical know-how as well as in audiovisual storytelling.
Favourite movies:
12 Angry Men (Sidney Lumet)
Tokyo monogatari (Yasujiro Ozu)
In the Mood for Love (Wong Kar-Wai)
is the other co-owner and managing director of NOJZ Filmproduktion. After studying film at the HfBK-Hamburg, amongst others with Wim Wenders, he gained more than ten years of experience in film and television, in editing and production rooms and on film sets beyond the borders. His short and feature-length films have been shown and awarded at international festivals.
Favourite movies:
Ya Kuba (Mikhail Kalatozov)
Andrej Rubljow (Andrei Tarkovsky)
Prima della rivoluzione (Bernardo Bertolucci)
