Young filmmaker opens creative studio in Rüthnick - rent now!

Young filmmaker opens creative studio in Rüthnick - rent now!

in Rüthnick, a small town in Brandenburg, the 22-year-old Leonard Leitgeb launched an extraordinary project. The student from Berlin has converted his mother's former dance and ballroom into a fully functional film studio . With around 200 square meters of space, the hall offers enough space for larger filming, and Leitgeb plans to not only use the space for your own projects, but also to rent. The first inquiries for the rental of the studio have already been recorded, which shows that interest is already high.

Before enormous work was put into the hall, it was previously used as a storage room and showed bizarre features, such as a bed on stage. Various materials from classified ads were used for the renovation. In addition to the necessary renewal of the electrical system, the building also received a new, own entrance and a fire protection door. To protect the original parquet, it was covered with OSB panels.

funding from the investment bank

The idea of becoming self-employed goes back to the participation of Leitgeb in the project founding in Brandenburg . This program supports start -up projects in the region and gave him the necessary funding loan of the investment bank of the State of Brandenburg for the construction work in the hall.

"I am currently working on a backdrop for a short film that is supposed to take place in a partial part," said the young filmmaker. The first steps into self -employment seem to be going well, and it is full of drive to implement his creative ideas. The worst work has now been completed, so that he can now fully concentrate on his film project.

a place for creativity and encounter

The newly designed studio has already attracted the singer-songwriter Steph as a rehearsal place and will certainly serve many other artists and creative as an inspiring place. The possibility of performing creative work in such an ambience not only inspires the offspring, but could also liven up the local cultural scene in the area.