Behind the story
by 
Willi Haninger
Director/Writer Juliane Block is here to talk to us about how the VITRO story was shaped and will continue to change and shift until its final draft:
Apr12th
Apr6th
Mar13th
Behind VITRO: the title sequence
by 
Malcolm Bunge
When I met Willi, who is responsible for the VITRO-intro, the last time, I asked him how he actually built it. He told me in After Effects and tried to explain it to me, while he was sitting in front of the computer and pointing to the screen. The problem is: Because I told Will that I worked with After Effects (once) before he thought I would understand all this nerdy stuff he was talking about. After half an hour showing all his fancy shortcuts and blablas, I asked him to explain it to me as if I was a retarded monkey.
He did something even better: He made a video I would like to share with you:
Behind VITRO: the title sequence from Flujo on Vimeo.
Mar10th
Teaser/Trailer on the way! (2)
by Malcolm Bunge
Finally we have more backstage pictures of the trailer shoot for you. While we are waiting for the last bits and pieces of the post production, let’s have a look at the shoot:
Thanks to Nadine!
Jan30th
Teaser/Trailer on the way!
by Willi Haninger
It’s a wrap!
We’ve finished principal photography on the VITRO trailer and are jumping into editing, color grading und visual effects right away! Thanks to our courageous crew we only lost three extras in the woods and made it back to the city with all our toes in tact.
More photos and fun stuff coming soon!
Jan17th
Pouch project
by 
Faja Bierfilz
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- Hip-pouch
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- composite shot
Since you never know whats coming it’s always best to be prepared.
Handkerchiefs in case of a cold, tools being stored, the emergency ration of cookies and chocolate. Reasons for carrying extra pouch with you are always there.
Made from an old original army pouch (80 years old), this sheath-like pouch was created with just a few new materials.
Jan16th
Belts
by Faja Bierfilz
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- The entire bunch.
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- To achieve better looks I’ve polished the belts with beeswax and a rag.
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- Untreated belts.
I’ve uploaded these pictures to show you how much work even the littlest things can cause. Thanks to the right tools cutting out the belts is easy. The “lockers” are also easy to place if you remember to thin out the belt at each end (for making the closing of the belt easier). But the greatest challenge is polishing the edges. Every belt took me about five minutes to polish. When buying a belt, THATS the work you pay for. But it gives the belt its unique look. The melting wax will seal the edges and protect them from high humidity. And it makes it look nicer – doesn’t it?
Jan11th
Jan9th
First casting decisions
by Willi Haninger
In the very first VITRO video we’ll be introducing both the main character and her (not-quite-biological) scientist father. So an introduction to the cast is long overdue:
German stage- and film actress Maja Makowski
Belgian stage- and film actor Tony De Maeyer
Jan7th
More location photos
by 
Juliane Block
To get a better idea of how we want to shoot things we went back into the mountains and dark forests of the “Harz”. Found a dark cabin. Need a new Timmy.
Thanks to our DoP Benjamin for making these awesome photos.
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