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Filmpark Babelsberg

Behind the scenes.

Just outside Berlin, Filmpark Babelsberg invites you into the world of film and television . Everything that belongs to film is staged here for visitors: sets, props, costumes and technical equipment from yesterday and today. Pure inspiration to play yourself in a dream role: Roll the film and action!

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Guests can learn about the tricks used by film and television professionals in the many sets and exhibitions. In unique shows, stuntmen, pyrotechnicians and film animal trainers demonstrate their skills and on the Street of Giants they even meet their film heroes in survival size!

The 4D action cinema or the world's first interactive XD experience cinema in the Dome of Babelsberg provide the necessary thrills. The Myth of Babelsberg Tour takes you past sets, props and original backdrops of "Monuments Men - Unusual Heroes" or "The Baader Meinhof Complex". Visitors can discover the themed area on their own or take part in a guided tour - in which case they get first-hand insider stories about the more than 100-year-old film city of Babelsberg and the Filmpark on top! 

Special group offers provide insights into the exciting work of film professionals. At the end of an exciting day, an experience restaurant invites you to dine in mid-age between original props from the film 'Prinz Eisenherz' .

Sandmännchen and Löwenzahn - Babelsberg for Children and Young People 

And even the youngest visitors will have fun: at the witch's house from Hansel and Gretel, at Flimmy's Gold Rush or in Panama - Janosch's dreamland, children's hearts beat faster. Fun and entertainment is guaranteed for the whole family. As a highlight, Filmpark Babelsberg presents the outdoor decoration "Lummerland", from the cinema film production " Jim Knopf & Lukas der Lokomotivführer ", based on the best-selling children's and young people's book by Michael Ende.

In the exhibition "Das Sandmännchen - Abenteuer im Traumland" (The Sandman - Adventures in Dreamland), little fans can get closer to their childhood hero and can even have a souvenir photo taken with him in the green-screen studio. In addition, children can explore the original "Löwenzahn" construction wagon from the science programme of the same name and finally let off steam in the adventure playground: The pendulum seesaw, the ropeway or a seesaw bridge require courage and skill, while in the bush house or on the palm island, on the other hand, one can retreat after mastering adventures.

Offers such as "Backstage with the Stunt Crew" give school classes a taste of film air. In the "Klasse(n) Filme(n)" project, pupils can make their own film under professional guidance. The Snapshot Factory is also a creative place where numerous interactive sets are available for photos and videos. Whether it's a selfie or a professional shoot - with perfectly lit sets ranging from press wall to prison cell, there's something for every shooting.

30 Years of Action, Fun & Entertainment

Filmpark Babelsberg will be open to visitors in 2023 from 1 April to 4 November . And the calendar of events is also full to bursting with Walpurgis Night, the Animemesse and Horror Nights. In addition, there will be a big anniversary party this year: in 2023 the Filmpark will celebrate its 30th anniversary . For this anniversary, Filmpark Babelsberg is giving its guests three new shows: a spectacular new stunt show in the volcano, a new western show and a making-of show as a second performance in the volcano.

Großbeerenstraße 200 14482   Potsdam

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Babelsberg Studios

Studio Babelsberg is the oldest large-scale studio complex in the world and one of Europe’s leading service providers for feature films and TV productions. Since 1912, countless renowned filmmakers have worked with Studio Babelsberg to produce legendary films. With a complete set of services that make Studio Babelsberg a one-stop shop, the studio employs one of the best crews in the world and is well known for its unique production service, skillful set construction department and huge prop shops.

Many of Germany’s most famous classic films have been created at the stages and facilities of Studio Babelsberg, including Fritz Lang’s Metropolis and Josef von Sternberg’s The Blue Angel , starring Marlene Dietrich. More recent movies shot here include Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds , Roman Polanski’s The Ghost Writer and Roland Emmerich’s Anonymous .

With 16 sound stages, various back lots and exterior sets on a 39-acre lot, fist-class technical capabilities, highly skilled crews, attractive shooting locations nearby and its close proximity to the trendy city of Berlin, the Studio offers ideal conditions for any production need. In addition, Studio Babelsberg offers a wide variety of co-production and financing services and opportunities.

At the moment, the studio does not offer tours, but the nearby FilmPark Babelsberg is worth a visit. 

Productions shot at Babelsberg Film Studios

• 16 sound stages [See  Studio_Babelsberg_Studio_Flyer  for more details]
• Various back lots and exterior sets on a 39-acre lot
• Stage 1: Marlene Dietrich Halle With its total floor space of 60,000sqft and its 46ft. ceiling, this stage counts among Europe’s largest sound stages – an ideal location for feature film production. The complex is divided into three stages, the main 22,600sqft. stage and two additional stages, offering 17,760sqft. each. The stages at Marlene Dietrich Halle are all equipped with a broadband communication network (Monomode).
• Stage 2: Tonkreuz This historic building was erected in 1929 as Germany’s first sound stage. It now houses a high-tech film and television production complex, outfitted with the latest technology.
• Stage 15 78,954 sq ft.

Berliner Street In the fall of 1998, Studio Babelsberg built a permanent exterior film set modeled after a typical Berlin street setting. The set is built on a 1.7acre lot and includes 26 facades. The feature films Sonnenallee, The Pianist and Flame & Citron have been all shot on the back lot. The facades resemble a typical urban architecture of the late 19th, early 20th century and can be easily dressed to incorporate European cities such as Paris, Rome or London.

Village of the Middle Ages This set was built for a movie in 1984, and is now part of the Filmpark studio tour.

1911 – Bioscop company builds it’s first film studio in Babelsberg. The stages are constructed completely of glass to allow maximum sunlight onto the stage.

1912 , February 12th – Filming begins for The Dance of the Dead by Danish director Urban Gad.

1918 – After the World War I, the Deutsche Bioscop Gesellschaft merges with the German branch of the French film concern Eclair Decla in Babelsberg into “Decla Bioscop”.

1921 – Decla Bioscop becomes part of Universum Film AG (UFA) which had been founded in 1917.

1926 – UFA builds the large studio (which is now known as the “Marlene Dietrich Halle” and still in use today) to accommodate the huge sets for the major film production of Metropolis by Fritz Lang.

1929 – The first German sound stage in Babelsberg, the Tonkreuz, is built. Melodie des Herzens/Melody of the Heart with Willy Fritsch was the first German full-sound film.

1930 – The premiere of The Blue Angel by Josef von Sternberg starring Marlene Dietrich and Emil Jannings.

From 1933 to 1945, around 1,000 feature films were made in the studios and on the studio lot. Under the direction of Hitler’s propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels, the studio churned out hundreds of films including Leni Riefenstahl’s openly propagandistic Triumph of the Will. The virally anti-Semitic propaganda film Jud Süss (The Jew Süss), shot in 1940, was also made at Babelsberg.

1946 – May 17 – The DEFA – Deutsche Film AG – was established. It produced over 800 feature films, including 150 children’s films. In addition, over 600 films were produced for television from 1959 to 1990. The DEFA period was honored by the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York in 2005.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Treuhand took over the responsibility for the privatisation of the former DEFA. In August 1992, the Treuhandanstalt sold the former DEFA film studios in Babelsberg to the French group Compagnie Générale des Eaux (later absorbed into Vivendi Universal). Over the following 12 years the company invested around €500 million updating the studio’s infrastructure.

1998 – Fall – A permanent exterior film set is built, modeled after a typical Berlin street setting. The set is built on a 1.7acre lot and includes 26 facades. The feature films “Sonnenallee”, “The Pianist” and “Flame & Citron” have been all shot on the back lot. The facades resemble a typical urban architecture of the late 19th, early 20th century and can be easily dressed to incorporate European cities such as Paris, Rome or London.

In July 2004 , Vivendi sold Studio Babelsberg to the investment company FBB (Filmbetriebe Berlin Brandenburg GmbH), which has Carl Woebcken and Christoph Fisser as shareholders. In Spring of 2005, the restructured studio presented an initial public offering and began trading on the free market.

2007 – The most profitable year since the Studio’s privatization in 1992 – 12 feature films were shot at Studio Babelsberg, among them Valkyrie with Tom Cruise, The International with Clive Owen, and The Reader with Kate Winslet.

In 2008 Studio Babelsberg and Hollywood producer Joel Silver formed a strategic alliance to produce feature films from the Dark Castle production slate at the world’s oldest film studio. Recent co-productions of Studio Babelsberg include Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds and Roman Polanski’s The Ghost Writer.

2010 – Studio Babelsberg announces a joint venture with Paris based production and sales outfit Celluloid Dreams and Munich based financing company Clou Partners.

2012 – Studio Babelsberg celebrated it’s 100th anniversary.

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Babelsberg Film Park: Tickets, events, informations

The Babelsberg Film Park is a seasonal amusement park in the Babelsberg district of Potsdam. The park is one of the national attractions of the city of Potsdam . Here you will find information about the park, the attractions, the shows and the events. You can also book day tickets for the film park and events here.

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Babelsberg Film Park: Hollywood in Germany

The Filmpark is a touch of Hollywood in Germany. The Babelsberg studio in Potsdam-Babelsberg is the oldest large-scale film studio in the world. It was founded in 1912. And with an area of 460,000 square meters, it is the largest film studio in Europe.

Many famous films were produced in Babelsberg. These include Metropolis, Der Blaue Engel, Sonnenallee, Das Bourne Ultimatum, Operation Walküre, Eddie the Eagle, Der Ghostwriter, Cloud Atlas, Monuments Men, Berlin Station and Babylon Berlin as well as the Oscar-winning films Die Fälscher, Der Vorleser, Inglourious Basterds and Grand Budapest hotel.

Today the Babelsberg studio is part of the so-called media city of Babelsberg. Around 2,000 people from the film and media industry work there.

Many institutions are also based in Babelsberg:

• the Film University Babelsberg “Konrad Wolf”,
• the broadcasting center of Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (rbb),
• the ZDF state capital studio Brandenburg,
• the seat of the German Film Orchestra Babelsberg,
• the German Broadcasting Museum,
• the German Broadcasting Archive and many other film production companies, agencies and through smaller businesses.

Theme park with many attractions

In the theme park there are over 20 film-specific attractions, four sensational shows, a 4D and XD cinema, original backdrops and numerous original film sets as well as exhibition areas on film and the craft of film. The following events are currently being offered in the park. The program of events can change.

Events in the Babelsberg Film Park

• Studio tour – tour of the media city
• Treasure trove of film, props and characters from famous films (Caligari exhibition)
• Sandman exhibition and glass studio
• Film sets of several films (mostly DEFA productions)
• Little Muck’s Gardens: Replica of the sets of the DEFA fairy tale film The Story of Little Muck (1953) based on original plans
• Games world in “Münchhausen’s Schlemmergarten” with bumper cars, adventure simulator and bumper boats
• Jungle adventure playground for little guests
• Metropolis – 4D action cinema and others with three-dimensional short films
• The small farm “- training of film animals with film animal show
• TV show, interactive live show about the creation of a TV magazine Panama – boat trip through the world of Janosch
• Bartertown – stunt show in an event arena modeled on a volcanic crater
• Original witch house from the ARD fairy tale film Hansel and Gretel (2012)
• Caligari-Halle with the lucky dragon Fuchur from The Neverending Story 3 – Salvation from Fantasies (1994) and the original rotary model from the remake of Andreas Dresen’s Timm Thaler or the sold laugh (2017)
• “Prinz Eisenherz” adventure restaurant, original set from the German-American film Prinz Eisenherz (1997)
• “Jim Knopf” Adventure Playground

Boredom is impossible. There are also restaurants and snack bars as well as shops that invite you to shop.

Babelsberg Film Park Tickets: Event search, tickets and tours

You need tickets to visit the Babelsberg Film Park. You can conveniently order day tickets in advance via our partner Ticketmaster. If you would like to attend a special event, please order your ticket through our partner Eventim. If you want to book a guided tour to the park, we recommend our partner GetYour Guide. A lot of positive feedback speaks for itself.

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Großbeerenstraße 200, 14482 Potsdam Hotline: [email protected]

Visit the park’s official website for more information.

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Babelsberg Film Park

Babelsberg Film Park, located within the state-of-the-art media city with the same name in Potsdam, the capital of the state of Brandenburg, offers visitors a behind-the-scenes look at the film industry.

How do stunts work? What does the work of a make-up artist involve? How is the Sandman brought to life on screen? Babelsberg Film Park reveals all the tricks used within the film industry to curious visitors,

who can even join the team and get involved by presenting the weather forecast or enjoying a moment in the spotlight as a stand-in. The film pros are on hand to offer advice and show how it's really done. There's plenty to keep the youngest visitors entertained too, including the gingerbread house from Hansel and Gretel, the jungle playground, Radio Teddy's glass studio and boat rides in Panama. Children and grown-ups alike are in for a treat in Janosch's Dreamland.

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Filmpark Babelsberg

Attached to the actual Babelsberg film studios , this movie-themed amusement park presents stunt shows, animal shows, outdoor movie sets, a 4D cinema and a 3D video arcade. You'll also get to go behind the scenes, visiting outdoor sets and meeting make-up artists, set builders and other craftspeople who make the magic happen. It's well worth renting the audioguide (€5) to demystify the movie-making process, lift the lid on the studio's illustrious history and pick up gossip on stars.

To get here, head to Potsdam Hauptbahnhof or the Babelsberg S-Bahn station, then take bus 601 or 690 to the Filmpark stop.

Grossbeerenstrasse 200

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Filmpark Babelsberg – A great place for movie lovers and children

Since 2002, Berlin has not owned a real theme park anymore. Obviously this is quite a shame for children because they love adventure parks. It’s good though, that there are some fun parks for children around Berlin. The Filmpark Babelsberg in Potsdam is a small adventure park which is perfect for smaller children.

From Studio Babelsberg to a children park

Filmpark Babelsberg is a renowned film studio located in Potsdam. It is one of the oldest large-scale film studio in the world and opened its doors for the first time in 1912. Movies like The Hunger Games, John Wick and The Matrix Resurrections have been shot at Filmpark Babelsberg. In the year 1991 Studio Babelsberg opened its doors for the public and became an attraction for young and old.

Live Shows, Attractions and more

The adventure park offers its visitors the world of German filmmaking, exciting live shows and a whole bunch of children attractions. It’s a great daytrip for both children and parents: The children can enjoy the attractions and the parents can learn more about their favourite movies. Some of the highlights in Filmpark Babelsberg are:

Different liveshows

Filmpark Babelsberg offers three live shows which were the highlight of our day. The western-show was exciting for the kids and fun for us parents. Then there is the spectactular Stuntshow in a vulcano which was a bit too scary for our 4-year old son but the first 10 minutes looked very promising. For older children this is definitely a highlight. Later in the afternoon you can learn more about the shooting of a movie in the live show Crazy day of shooting .

Panama Bootride

Altogether we went into the boatride of Panama (Janosch Dreamland) 4 times. Our son really loved seeing all the small attractions along the way and it was some nice relaxation for us as parents. If it’s not too busy you are even allowed to stay in the boat for another round. The personell was very friendly.

XD Motion Ride

The XD Motion Ride is an interactive video game where you need to shoot pirates together with the other visitors. It’s exciting as you actually get to see the score at the end of the game. Our son really liked it and I noticed becoming quite competitive after not winning the first round.

Other Highlights

Besides the three highlights above, there is plenty more to be seen in this adventure park in Potsdam. We spend quite some time in the Jim Knopf Playground with large slides and also walked through the Sandmann-House. The short movie in the 4D-Action Cinema was also fun.

Food & Shops

Besides all the above there are plenty of places to grab a bite to eat. We liked the fact that there were vegetarian options like a vegetarian burger or a rice-dish with veggies. The prices are reasonable and the staff was very friendly and effective. Obviously you can also visit the typical theme-park shops to buy your children a souvenir or some candy.

Opening Hours and Practical Information

Filmpark Babelsberg is typically open from April through October. The opening-hours depend on the time of the year but usually the doors open at 10Am and close between 5-7PM. Filmpark Babelsberg is easily to reach by car and the parking only costs 4€. You can also reach this adventure park by train without much hassle. If you want to know the exact information, check out the website of Filmpark Babelsberg .

Frequently asked questions Filmpark Babelsberg

If the information above did not get you the answer you were looking for, you might find an answer in the FAQs:

The ticket prices are 23€ for grown-ups and 17€ for children between 4-16 years old. Younger children are allowed to get in for free. You can also buy a family-ticket for 69-79€ which is valid for up to 5 people. Compared to attractions like Little Big City Berlin or the Zoo these prices are reasonable.

Children between 2 and 6 years old are going to have most fun at Filmpark Babelsberg. But older children will also love attractions like the XD Motion Ride. Our daughter was 1,5 years old and also liked the boat ride and the playground.

Yes dogs are allowed in Filmpark Babelsberg but need to be on a short leash at all times.

Usually people spend between 4-6 hours at Filmpark Babelsberg. With the shows, some food and all the attractions you can easily spend a full day here though. There are plenty of spots to sit down and relax with your children (e.g. the Jim Knopf Playground).

It should not come as a surprise that it’s more busy in the weekends. If you have to choose between Saturday and Sunday, the Sunday is better because it’s less crowded usually.

Summary: A bit outdated but still great fun for young and old

Filmpark Babelsberg is a great activity for parents with young children . Some attractions are a bit outdated and above a certain age children will probably be bored. But if your children are 6 years or younger we are confident that they are going to have a great time. Our children would like to go again every weekend. Just do not expect a theme-park with rollercoasters but more a cosy family adventure park. If we compare it to Holland-Park which we also visited this year, we feel Filmpark Babelsberg is a more exciting day-trip.

Fun – Kids 2-6 Years:  8/10 Fun- Kids 6-10 Years:  5/10 Fun – Parents:  8/10 Price:  Acceptable (23€) Expected time:  If no limitations, 4-6 hours Overall rating:  7/10

My Name is Job and originally from the Netherlands. In 2012, a girl I met in Australia motivated me to move to Berlin. I love to share the best places, activities and events in Berlin with you on my blog.

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The Bourne Supremacy Locations

The Bourne Supremacy is an American action mystery-thriller film directed by Paul Greengrass, written for the screen by Tony Gilroy, based on the novel by Robert Ludlum. Starring Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Joan Allen, Brian Cox, Julia Stiles, Karl Urban, Gabriel Mann, and Marton Csokas, the film was released on July 23, 2004, in the United States, grossed $290.6 million worldwide against $75 million budget. The Bourne Supremacy was shot in Moscow, Russia; Berlin, Germany; Goa, India; and New York City, New York, USA. Filming locations included Palais am Funkturm, Alexanderplatz, The Westin Grand Berlin, Walter-Benjamin-Platz, and Haus des Rundfunks & Großer Sendesaal. Filming also took place at Studio Babelsberg.

Where was The Bourne Supremacy Filmed?

The Bourne Supremacy was filmed in Alexanderplatz, Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten, Friedrichstraße, Haus des Rundfunks & Großer Sendesaal, Kaiserstraße, Karl-Marx-Allee, Kemper Platz, Kurfürstendamm, Leipziger Straße, Manhattan, Moscow, Naples, Nerul (नेरूळ), Ostbahnhof, Palais am Funkturm, Palolem Beach (पालोलेम बीच), Panaji (पणजी), Studio Babelsberg, Tempelhof Airport and The Westin Grand Berlin.

The complete list of the locations with latitude and longitude coordinates are listed below in the table.

The Bourne Supremacy Locations Map

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Located in the newly announced Iron District, Blume Studios aims to continue the illustrious legacy of Charlotte Pipe and Foundry, which was home to talented and hardworking craftsmen on the same site for over a century.

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Cleverly combining auditory, sculptural and interactive elements, Groundswell  prompts a meditation on our relationships with the earth and one another. A six-meter platform sits atop a sea of some 40,000 illuminated steel spheres and tilts as you walk on top, causing rippling waves of cascading ball bearings to summon a complex oceanic soundscape.

When designing Dew Drops , the artist was inspired by this ancient context and visually drawn to the way dew forms a perfectly convex and round orb on top of certain types of lichen. The work inspires viewers to ponder how something so seemingly small could act as a vessel for an entire microscopic world. There is so much life beyond what we see within a drop of dew.

Of Earth and Sky is a large-scale poetry installation in which poetry and text created by Charlotte poets are curated and installed across dozens of sites throughout Charlotte, forming a temporary sculpture trail for the public to discover. Whilst the landscape affects the interpretation of the text, the text animates and influences the interpretation of the landscape.

Embodying a striking fusion of sustainability and artistry using discarded materials, The Upcycled Moon Man  is a towering spacewalk sculpture featuring countless pop tabs collected from the community and a mosaic pattern created from scrap reflective vinyl.  

Next door to Stage 1, Stage 2 at Blume Studios is a 12,734 sqft space home to a training center for Charlotte Pipe and Foundry. 

TICKETED EVENTS  AT STAGE 2

Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience

September 26 - October 13

Direct from London’s West End, Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience serves up a 70s style three-course meal and two hours of non-stop laughter with Basil, Sybil and Manuel.

With most of this hilarious tribute to one of the funniest British sitcoms of all-time improvised, anything can happen … and usually does!

Tickets start at $89.50

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(9/3/24) Sneak Peek: Construction is Officially Underway at Blume Studios

(8/20/24) Blumenthal’s Moon Shot Mission

(4/8/24) Blumenthal Arts Announces New Immersive Experience

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With everything from international immersive experiences to multi-media events and shows produced right here in Charlotte, a new generation of creative workers will make Blume Studios a nationally acclaimed destination where every show is different and every visit unique. 

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Blumenthal Arts serves the Carolinas as a leading cultural, entertainment, and education not-for-profit. Blumenthal Arts receives support from the City of Charlotte Arts Fund and the North Carolina Arts Council. Generous support is also provided by PNC Bank, sponsor of the PNC Broadway Lights series, and Equitable, sponsor of the Equitable Bravo Series.

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The Iron District is a 55.5-acre area straddling Charlotte’s dynamic Uptown and South End neighborhoods. The land served as home to 122-year-old, family-owned Charlotte Pipe and Foundry’s cast-iron foundry for more than a century, and in 2023 the company relocated operations to a new state-of-the-art facility in Oakboro, North Carolina. The Iron District seeks to recognize the land’s industrious past and, with anchor tenant Blumenthal Arts’ Blume Studios and endless possibilities for the property, cast a promising future

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 studied Editing at the Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF, Germany, where he graduated with M.F.A with distinction. He was born and raised in Moscow, Russia, where he graduated from the Russian State University of Cinematography (VGIK), with the Dipl. in Direction and the Moscow State University with the Dipl. in Journalism. For over ten years Evgeny worked on Russian TV as director, editor and newsreel editor. Since 2013, he lives in Berlin, Germany, and works mainly in the field of independent film and XR, and also conducts various workshops and masterclasses at the Film University Babelsberg and other high schools.

Many projects, where Evgeny participated as director, editor, colorist and XR artist were awarded prestigious prizes, with a nomination in BAFTA Los Angeles among others, and were presented in world festivals, including Venice International Film Festival, Tribeca, Montréal Festival du Nouveau Cinéma, Zurich Film Festival and many others.

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1912 - 1933

1933 - 1945, 1946 - 1990, 1990 - 2003, 2004 - 2011, 2012 - today.

On February 12, 1912 , the camera rolls for the first time in Babelsberg – Danish director Urban Gad is shooting Der Totentanz (The Dance of the Dead) starring Asta Nielsen, thus marking the birth of Studio Babelsberg, the oldest film studio in the world.

After the end of the World War I, the production company Deutsche Bioscop Gesellschaft merges with the German branch of the French film studio Éclair “Decla” to create “Decla Bioscop” in Babelsberg.

In 1921 , Decla Bioscop becomes part of Universum Film AG (Ufa), which was founded in 1917 . In order to accommodate the production of Metropolis , Ufa builds a sound stage still in use to this day, "Marlene-Dietrich-Halle" in 1926.

By building the "Tonkreuz" , Germany's first sound stage, the studio ushers into a new era, producing the first German language sound film in 1929 , Melody of the Heart starring Willy Fritsch.

In 1930 , the studio celebrates the premiere of The Blue Angel by Josef von Sternberg starring Marlene Dietrich and Emil Jannings.

The economic recession at the end of the 1920s drives UFA close to bankruptcy. After the Nazis took power in 1933, the "Ministry for Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda" commissions a number of Nazi-propaganda pictures. Filmmakers like Josef von Sternberg, Fritz Lang, Ernst Lubitsch, Billy Wilder and film stars like Marlene Dietrich leave Germany to try their luck in Hollywood.

The production of entertainment still remains the Studio's main function, in order to distract the German audience from the terrors of war. During this era, the studio produces pictures such as Münchhausen (Baron Munchhausen) and Feuerzangenbowle. The stars of the time are Zarah Leander, Heinz Rühmann and Hans Albers.

Due to Joseph Goebbel's decree that entertainment is part of the war effort, the German film industry keeps production going until the last days of the war in 1945 . In August of 1945, the studio lot becomes subject to allied law and is occupied by the Soviet military administration until 1947.

After the end of World War 2, the studio is immediately put back to work. On May 4, 1946 , filming begins on Wolfgang Staudte’s The Murderers Are Among Us starring Hildegard Knef. On May 17, 1946 , the German-Soviet stock corporation DEFA (Deutsche Film AG) is founded. The studio becomes the exclusive location for feature film production in the GDR and, with about 2,500 employees, advances to one of the largest employers in the region.

From 1946 to 1990 , DEFA produces more than 1.200 feature and television pictures of various artistic and political color, including Das kalte Herz (1950), Der Untertan (1951), Die Geschichte vom kleinen Muck (1953), Nackt unter Wölfen (1963), Das singende, klingende Bäumchen (1957), Das Kaninchen bin ich (1965), Spur der Steine (1966), Die Legende von Paul und Paula (1973), Solo Sunny (1980), and Coming Out (1989). In 1976, Jakob der Lügner (Jacob the Liar) becomes the only GDR film production to ever be nominated for an Academy Award.

In August 1992 , Treuhand sells the former DEFA studios in Babelsberg to the French corporation Compagnie Générale des Eaux (that would later become Vivendi Universal).

Over the next 12 years, the parent company invests around €250M in the film studio, thus creating the infrastructure that allows the studio to prevail in today’s market.

In July 2004 , Vivendi sells Studio Babelsberg to the investment company FBB - Filmbetriebe Berlin Brandenburg GmbH, with Dr. Carl L. Woebcken and Christoph Fisser as shareholders. In spring 2005 , the company is converted into a stock corporation.

2007 is the most successful financial year since privatisation in 1992 – 12 German and international feature films are produced, including The Reader , Valkyrie , The Bourne Ultimatum .

In 2009 , Quentin Tarantino and Roman Polanski – two of the world's most famous directors – work in Babelsberg. The films Inglourious Basterds and The Ghostwriter receive international acclaim and recognition after their cinema releases.

In 2010-2011 , Studio Babelsberg produces films such as Unknown , The Apparition , Hanna , Chicken with Plums and The Three Musketeers 3D .

In 2012 , Studio Babelsberg celebrates its 100th anniversary. The restored version of the first Babelsberg motion picture, Der Totentanz ( The Dance of Death ) is shown at the ceremony on 12 February. The anniversary is accompanied by numerous events and special exhibitions, among them at the Filmmuseum Potsdam, at the Deutsche Kinemathek Berlin, at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and during the Berlin International Film Festival.

In 2013 , several international productions ( The Book Thief , The Monuments Men , The Grand Budapest Hotel , The Voices ) bring a myriad of stars to Babelsberg including George Clooney, Wes Anderson, Cate Blanchett, Bill Murray, John Goodman, Jean Dujardin, Tilda Swinton, Adrien Brody, Ralph Fiennes, Matt Damon, Ryan Reynolds, Gemma Arterton, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum and Harvey Keitel.

In 2014 , Studio Babelsberg celebrates three world premieres in the Berlinale Competition for the first time in its history. In the same year, Studio Babelsberg co-produces The Hunger Games: Mockingjay , Point Break and Steven Spielberg’s Bridge of Spies among others.

In 2015 , Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel is awarded four Oscars: Best Production Design (Adam Stockhausen), Best Makeup and Hairstyling (Frances Hannon, Mark Coulier), Best Costume Design (Milena Canonero) and Best Music, Original Score (Alexandre Desplat).

In 2016 , Studio Babelsberg opens one of the largest and most modern backlots in Europe, the Neue Berliner Straße/Metropolitan Backlot. The flexible backlot can be converted to every city of the world with four streets of houses in different architectural styles and several courtyards. Babylon Berlin is the first project to be filmed here.

With the fifth season of Homeland (2015), the first international high-end series comes to Babelsberg. Subsequently, more and more productions are created for streaming services, including Berlin Station (2016-2019), Sense8 (2016), Counterpart (2017 – 2019) Dark (2017 – 2020) and 1899 (2021).

In 2018 , Potsdam is classified as MediaTech Hub. Volucap at Studio Babelsberg, the first volumetric capture studio on the European continent, is one of its flagships. The circular studio, equipped with 32 cameras, makes immersive VR and AR projects possible. Studio Babelsberg also co-produces Isle of Dogs , The Girl in the Spider’s Web and Charlie’s Angels .

In 2019 , Isle of Dogs is nominated for the Oscars in two categories. In the last 20 years, Studio Babelsberg productions received 48 nominations at the Academy Awards and were awarded a total of 15 Oscars in different categories.

In 2020 , two major international productions are successfully completed: Uncharted with Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg and the fourth installment of the Matrix series, directed by Lana Wachowski. Studio Babelsberg names its largest sound stage (Stage 20) " Rainbow Stage " in honor of the filmmakers and LGBTQ+ activists Lana and Lilly Wachowski, sending a clear message for tolerance, respect and diversity.

In 2021 , DARK BAY Virtual Production Stage opens at Studio Babelsberg. It is one of Europe's largest permanently installed LED studios for virtual film production. The stage offers a 180.5-feet-circumference and a 23-feet-high LED wall consisting of 1470 state-of-the-art 2.3 LED panels, an LED ceiling and a worldwide unique ‘Revolving Stage’. Instead of the green/blue screen and a complex post-production process, digital backgrounds can now be created in advance as a 3D world and displayed on the LED wall in real time for filming. The Netflix series 1899 is the first project to be filmed in the studio.

In 2022 , Studio Babelsberg will celebrate its 110th anniversary.

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