GRENZGÄNGER

The title sequence for “Grenzgänger” is a captivating and unsettling introduction to the dark and twisted world of the short film. Created in 3D space, the sequence features vibrant colors, a vintage film look and intense music that will leave the viewer both fascinated and disturbed. The music sets a foreboding tone as the camera takes the viewer on a journey through the eerie landscape of the film. The vibrant colors contrast with the dark and unsettling visuals, creating a sense of disorientation that adds to the overall feeling of unease. The sequence gives a glimpse of the horrors that await in the film – from the bloody fangs of a vampire to the chilling ritualistic murders committed by the serial killer. The visuals are both striking and disturbing, drawing the viewer in with their otherworldly beauty while hinting at the horrors that lie beneath. The sequence ends with the Logo “Grenzgänger” appearing in bold stylized letters, bringing the viewer back to reality and setting the stage for the story that is about to unfold. Overall, the title sequence for “Grenzgänger” is a visually stunning and unsettling introduction to a story that promises to be as captivating as it is disturbing. With its vibrant colors, 3D animation, and disturbing imagery, it is sure to leave a lasting impression on the viewer.

Production Company
Die alten Jungen Medienverbund

in collaboration with
NeoM Studios & 2high

Director
Felix Gorbach

Directing Assist
Moritz Neumayr

Cast
Anna Mariani

Cast
Martin Strele

D.O.P.
Norbert Niederacher

Editing
Moritz Neumayr

Music & Sounddesign
Roman Schönbichler

Set Audio
Manuel Haigermoser

VFX & Crane Operator
Hanno Mayer

Title Sequence
Johannes Hutterer, Fabio Arnold

Light
Robert Mayer

Light Assist
Didi Kühnert

Colorist
Felix Gorbach

Camera Assist
Fritz Kühndl, Markus Oberlechner

Make up
Liz Aw Visualizations

Continuity
Sandra Aberer, Markus Rosentreter, Gregor Hummel

Voice
Sandra “Chérie” Aberer

Set Assist
Natalie Kusche, Rudolf Sailer, Janin Iris Thurow

Making of Camera
Florian Fick, Omar Borubaev

Orga
Felix Gorbach

Special Thanks to
Hale Electonic, arts&multimedia horvath, Werkstatt & Musichall, Familie Amann Kinkelin