Germany, your creatives: Filmmaker Jovana Reisinger from Munich

I prefer to be Donna €€€ and make movies, I also have talent as a writer, currently I can't do that 24/7 yet, the rest are prostitution jobs or I support my lover with his projects. I'm in Munich and not thinking about moving away from here all the time. Athens is my new hot spot.

"Anyone who has a smartphone can become a filmmaker"

2.) How did you get into it?

Let's face it, anyone who has a smartphone can become a filmmaker. The difference is that I also write good scripts and can edit movies above average, although I'm not a fan of dialogue. After all, many people want to be in a movie, so the budget questions don't arise. My goal is to make the film shoot more of a happening, where people drink, shoot, parrot my lines, slip into costumes and roles, etc. I've noticed that I like to write good scripts. I've realized that I like being a director because things have to go my way, but I'm pretty relaxed about it. I try to finish the shoot in one piece if possible, so it's a long party or experience. Then everyone is in a frenzy and happy. When I write a novel, I do it exclusively with myself.

3.) Complete the sentences:

a. If I weren't a creative person, I would be. Dead.

b. Because. The sheer existence requires creativity. As for the lifestyle term: it's like mentioning you went to elementary school.

4.) What was your most beautiful, exciting or unusual project so far and why?

If some of my friends (mostly those in the fashion industry) weren't such philistines, I would love to shoot Erotica. Professional actors are just expensive. Until then, everyone in my movies just looks horny and is at least somewhat dressed.

5.) What makes the creative sector Germany for you?

The creative sector (or the sector that likes to call itself that) thinks it's creative, but that's the norm. Actually, they are all normal service providers who flatter themselves too much. There are then the artists, but since Beuys is known also each artist. Whether he also meant the artists in the nail studio, one could not ask him by his relatively early death.

I nominate Polly Lapkovskaja, the singer of Pollyester, because she has such beautiful hair and 2. Ludwig Abraham, composer, because he is so next level.

© Photos: Color images are project images from the film: Pretty Boyz dont die, Credit: SOPHIE WANNINGER. Portrait picture, Credit: LUDWIG NEUMAYR

True to the motto "Show us your work", the initiative "Germany, your creatives" features representatives from the cultural and creative industries. For this, Newniq originally nominated 5 creative people from different fields and asked them to answer 5 questions and in turn nominate 2 new creatives each to continue the game. In a snowball system it goes on and on until the map of Germany gradually fills up with interesting personalities from the cultural and creative industries - quasi "the digital Hermann cake of the creative industries".

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