We're doing something, 2012 (written by Pennie Hunt and Stefan Roesch, produced by Stefan Roesch)
Documentary about the importance of sport lessons at Bavarian and Austrian schools.The trailer can be watched here:
Encounter the Unexpected, 2011 (written, directed and produced by Stefan Roesch) Award winning image film for the destination organisation of "Ilztal & Dreiburgenland", Bavarian Forest, Germany.
♦Winner of the ART&TUR 2011 International Tourism Film Festival
award "Silver Rooster" in the category "Memorable Experiences" ♦3rd prize at the FINISTERRA 2012 International Tourism Film
Festival in the category “Nature” ♦ Runner-up at the 25. Internationale Wirtschaftsfilmtage, Austria,
2012 ♦ Runner-up at the 3rd Amorgos Short Film Festival, Greece, 2012 ♦ Runner-up at the SILAFEST Film Festival, Serbia, 2011
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Future Film Productions and Script Development
Butterfingers (Writter and Director: Pennie Hunt; Producer: Stefan Roesch)
Production of a fictional short film (black comedy) set in the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand.
Shooting scheduled for April 2014.
Earth, Hell, Heaven
(Writer and Director: Pennie Hunt; Producer: Stefan Roesch)
Production of a fictional short film drama, set in Lower Bavaria, Germany.
Funded by the FilmFernsehFonds Bayern (Bavarian Film Agency and Film Commission) in the area of "Up- and Coming Talent Producer and/or Director".
Shooting scheduled for May 2013.
Into Thin Air (Written by Pennie Hunt and Stefan Roesch) Script for an Action-Adventure/Thriller with international reach, set in England, Austria, Italy and Switzerland.
“This is a blueprint for a film that has the potential to be a successful action thriller. The script has a strong and original central premise. There is a wealth of explosive action in amazing locations. The project has commercial savvy and the potential to cast across several possible European markets.”
Michael Bennett, script consultant for ‘Into Thin Air’, is an acclaimed scriptwriter, director and winner of the New Zealand Writers Guild Award for Best Feature Film Script 2011.
