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on August 20, 2026
CICLOPE, the premier international event fully dedicated to craft in advertising, film, and music videos, has officially unveiled its full 2026 programming. Moving to its new modernist home at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) in the heart of Berlin, the three-day festival will run from October 6 to October 8, 2026. The festival […] [Watch]
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on September 29, 2025
The Ciclope Festival gathers the media industry’s most influential players alongside new and emerging talent, providing an intimate setting for open and honest conversations that span seniority, department, and geographic borders. [Watch]
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on December 5, 2023
Enhancing 3D animation with AI, director Diogo Kalil and the LOBO crew opened the 2023 Ciclope Festival in Berlin with this trippy sequence the director describes as “an instigator piece that brings more questions than answers.” [Watch]
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on December 31, 2020
While design events (live and virtual) play a crucial role in connecting and inspiring all of us in the creative industries, they also provide exceptional opportunities for the studios invited to create titles and promotional assets. [Watch]
Category Animation, CG, Character Animation, Dynamics, Events, Featured, Motion Design, Titles · Tags Animario, Banjo Soundscapes, Bethany Edgoose, Cachorro Loco, Ciclope, Digital Design Days, Ditroit, Dvein, Final Frontier, InferStudio, Le Cube, MIXCODE, Nathan Su, Pause, Pausefest, Ralph Karam, Smider, Toca Me, Uber Eck
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on December 4, 2019
The 2019 Berlin edition of the CICLOPE Festival opened with Final Frontier and Le Cube’s semi-autobiographical journey back to the 80s and 90s “fondly recalling days in the city, skating, sketching tattoos, and exploring self expression.” [Watch]
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on November 9, 2016
Writer/director Bjørn-Erik Aschim, his mates at London directing collective The Line, and prodco Friends Electric opened the 2016 Ciclope Festival in Berlin last week with this rich feast of environments and landscapes inspired by British Travel Posters of the 1930s. [Watch]