It would be a great day to snuggle in and spend the wrapped in a cozy blanket on the couch, but it´s a kind of busy season – therefore: goodbye couch and off to work!
Have the sunday you dreamt of!
Author: Ursula Schmitz
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Dreaming of Sunday
Sarah – Styling by Fräulein Kleidsam -
Photo Playground
When I was in Berlin this spring I really wanted to visit the Olympus Playground, but too many others had the same idea, the queue went around the whole building. But lucky me the Olympus Playground came to Vienna!
At the entrance one can choose to borrow a camera, I took an Olympus Pen as I´ve been dying to try those. They give you a short introduction to how to use the came and you´re ready to get started. My favourite part was propably the room where ones movements are transformed to an audio tone frequency and somehow shown at the wall – the “Resonant Grid”. Try it – it´s fun!
All pictures inside the Playground were taken with an Olympus Pen (I forgot the exact model, but it´s an awesome camera!). I definately will visit again, the Playground will be open until Dec 19th.
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Rosenhügelstudios – Halle 1
This part of the Rosenhügelstudios is one of the oldest. Around 1919, when Vita-Film built these studios, daylight was used to shoot movies. The studios used to have huges windows and ceilings made of glass. But Vita-Film choose to believe in technologie and built one of the first studios for artifical light.
Halle 1 is 24 metres wide, 90 metres long and around 40 metres high. A 3 metres deep basin enabled underwater pictures.
Movies like “Samson and Delila”, “Hoffmans Erzählungen”, “Hotel Potemkin”, “Maskerade” and many many more were produced at Rosenhügelstudios. Or more recent the tv-show “Mundl” or movies like “Der Bockerer”, “Funny Games” and “Die Klavierspielerin”.
