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Originally from Germany, Denis moved to London in 2000 and has been working in the film industry ever since, on projects both small and large, in countries all over Europe, as Supervising Art Director.

Denis has worked around the world including Italy, Belgium, Germany, Ireland, Norway, France, Hungary, South Africa and Namibia.

His film work includes 28 Days Later, The Constant Gardener, Sunshine, The Fifth Estate, and The Program.

In addition to film work, Denis has worked in commercials, interior design, and unique live events such as the London Olympics for Danny Boyle. Some of Denis' more recent film projects include Ex Machina, Phantom Thread, and The Girl in the Spider's Web.

After earning an MFA in Costume Design from the NYU Tisch School of The Arts, Olga began her career as an Assistant Costume Designer on several television series including Boardwalk Empire and The Get Down. Olga has worked with director Paul Schrader on his films Dog Eat Dog and First Reformed. She also costumed Eliza Hittman's Beach Rats, and Ari Aster's acclaimed film Hereditary. Olga completed work on Adam directed by Rhys Ernst and is currently designing the series Strangers.

Veronique has worked as a Production Designer on films like Ma Vie en Rose and I Am A Soldier along with further focus as a Set Decorator on many acclaimed films over the years. Veronique's projects as Set Decorator encompass varied themes, time periods, and locations, including the films A Very Long Engagement, Marie Antoinette, Cheri, and Bicycling with Moliere. More recently, she worked on the Oscar nominated Jackie for Pablo Larraín, and the Oscar winning Phantom Thread for Paul Thomas Anderson and the upcoming, The Pope, starring Anthony Hopkins.

We interviewed with two past audience award winners in the Womanimation! film festival, an international film festival highlighting animated film stories, created by women.

Our first guest was Britt Raes, from Belgium, whose film is Catherine, was the winner of the audience award for Womanimation! 2017. She is creating the Womanimation! 2018 Audience Award. Catherine has won jury awards, audience awards, and press awards around the world.

Britt loves drawing and telling stories, working in animation and collaborating in graphic design. She has been working on an animated series about pets and writing a children's book.

We also spoke with Lori Malepart-Traversy, from Montreal, Canada, director of Le Clitoris, winner of the audience award for Womanimation! 2016 and was commissioned make the Womanimation! 2017 Audience Award for Britt Raes for Catherine, a standing clitoris art object inspired by Le Clitoris.

Lori's animated short film work includes Extra champignons, Sparky Ketchup and most recently, Le Clitoris has toured festivals around the world including Annecy and has been featured in online venues such as Short of the Week and CB Fest.

Perry worked on a large variety of sizes and genres of productions including Black Hawk Down, The Bourne Identity, Lars and the Real Girl, Rambo, Jeff Who Lives at Home, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Danny Collins, The Hollars, and Trumbo. Perry has worked over the years with Jason Reitman, on Juno, Thank You For Smoking, Up in the Air, Labor Day, and more recently Tully and the upcoming, The Front Runner, along with Room 104, Wonder, and The Public.

Jonathan's feature film work includes Wristcutters: A Love Story, The High Cost Of Living, Breathe In, and the Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner Like Crazy. Jonathan has collaborated with director Andrew Haigh on the HBO series Looking, the film 45 Years starring Charlotte Rampling, and most recently the gritty coming of age tale Lean on Pete. Jonathan has recently been working on Wash Westmoreland's upcoming Earthquake Bird, starring Alicia Vikander.

Born in New Zealand and having grown up in Western Australia, Denson is an award winning cinematographer of international feature films, music videos, documentaries & commercials, who has worked around the world including Europe, the US, India, Australia and New Zealand. Denson was accredited by the Australian Cinematographers Society in 2005 and in 2015 he was accredited by the New Zealand Cinematographers Society. Denson's feature film work includes acclaimed films such as The Black Balloon, Oranges and Sunshine, The Waiting City, and The Dark Horse starring Cliff Curtis. Denson's more recent feature films include the coming of age tale Measure of a Man for Jim Loach and the Shakespeare-inspired Ophelia for Claire McCarthy.

Paul has worked for nearly three decades as a Designer, Art Director and director of both animated and live action projects, with a special emphasis on stop-motion animation. His television working includes The PJs, Gary and Mike, and Slacker Cats, as well as several commercial spots. Paul's most recent project has been as co-Production Designer on the acclaimed Wes Anderson stop-motion feature Isle of Dogs, which included around 250 sets on over 40 stages, taking two years to complete.

Keith has worked on several projects for Terrence Malick over the years, including The Tree of Life, To the Wonder, Knight of Cups, Voyage of Time, and Song to Song. More recent editing projects for Keith include the Grateful Dead documentary Long Strange Trip, and the narrative feature film Chappaquiddick, about Ted Kennedy's involvement in the fatal 1969 car accident that claimed the life of Mary Jo Kopechne.

Josefin's projects include as Art Director on Lilya 4-Ever and Art Director and as Production Designer for The King of Ping Pong, Mammoth, The Quiet Roar, and Up In The Blue. In 2013, Josefin was nominated for the Guldbagge Award for Best Art Direction on Monica Z. She worked with Ruben Ostlund on Force Majeure, designing sets based on alpine settings. They again collaborated more recently on his Palme d'Or-winning film, The Square, for which Josefin won the Vulcan Award at Cannes, and the European Film Award for Best Production Designer.