MOIN Inga!

07.05.2020 | Reinforcement at the FFHSH

A new face at Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein: Inga Becker is now supporting us as an assistant in the "Fundings" department.

She has previously worked as a project assistant for European Film Promotion, is an editorial member of the blog "Filmlöwin" and completed her Master's degree in Integrated Media in Oldenburg last year. Originally from Hamm (NRW), she is in good hands with us with her favourite North German film "Fraktus". With this in mind: Welcome Inga!

Credits: FFHSH/Jasper Ehrich

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