This weekend the forth Lumix Festival was held in Hannover. A lot of former, present and even comming DMJX students were present at the festival as exhibitors, guests and active in arranging the festival. 38 of the around 50 DMJX-stduents and teachers gathered for a group picture at the Expo »
Third term student Simon Skipper opened his exhibition “Malmøcitater” this Saturday. Picture from the exhibition by Simon Skipper and Mathias Lind. The exhibition is an interpretation of the town Malmø – made through manipulated cityscapes. It can be seen at Gallery T, Jægersgårdsgade 58 in Aarhus. Simon Skipper has made »
Our third term students have recently finished their web documentary workshop conducted by Poul Madsen and Henrik Kastenskov from Bombay Flying Club. This semester we’ve introduced a new and more interesting media format, which can combine video, sound, text and of course still images. The format is available on all »
Mathias Christensen is currently exhibiting as a part of the 7 X Personal Projects in Øksehallen, Copenhagen. The exhibition opened last Friday and is a part of the Copenhagen Fotofestival. Mathias is exhibiting his Visual Project called “the story about fear of the wolves, isolation and the meeting with God” »
International student Philipp Jeske presents his final photo story. The best day of the semester at DMJX is when all the photo students gather for the final screening day. On this day we watch all the projects made during the last workshops at the different semesters. Today was no different »
Lasse Mejlvang’s visual project done on the 8th semester is online at Politiken, where it has been the most read story the last two days. Check it out here. There are lot of photos, or see the full project at Mejlvang’s website here. And if you still haven’t got enough Lasse »
Two former international DMJX students, Barbara Beltramello and Dario Bosio are among the founders of the new online magazine called About Photography. About Photography is a free app dedicated to photography and can be downloaded from Itunes Store. The magazine is available in both English and Italian. The people behind »
Selfie by Romana Manpreet. Photo 1 students, spring 2014: Front from left: Sailendra Kharel Romana Manpreet Andrea Arena Back from left: Pascal Giese Benedikt Ziegler Emanuele Camerini Giulia Mangione Felix von der Osten Daria Klimasheva Philipp Jeske Teachers: Thomas Nielsen (top left) Søren Pagter (top right) »
During this week’s marketing game our students come up with all kind of crazy ideas. One of them is a tribute to our old and late C-41 developing machine – known as miss C-41. The four students, Sisse Dupont, Mie Brinkmann, Dennis Lehmann and Malte Kristiansen have arranged a pop-up »
This week our International and Danish final year students are experiencing a marketing game conducted by Marc Prüst. The final year students working in the computer room during the marketing game. Picture by Kishor Sharma. In the game the 14 students make assignments, set up exhibitions, participate in competitions etc. »
The fifth Copenhagen Photo festival starts Thursday this week and runs till the 15th of June. Among the many exhibitions all over Copenhagen you’ll also find some DMJX-projects: Mathias Christensen exhibits his visual project called “The story about fear of the wolves, isolation and the meeting with God”. Screendump from »
During our magazine workshop this spring, international student Giulia Mangione did a story about four asexual people. Today, the story and the pictures are published in the Danish daily, Information. The story can be read in English at page 76 in the international students’ magazine From Here On. »
In this month’s edition of the Danish Magazine Journalisten there’s an article about the seven DMJX-students who have grouped themselves under the name: Skagerak. The seven students, who’re attending the same class at DMJX, formed a tumblr-site by the name of Skagerak in order to share their work while they »
Yesterday, Sofie Amalie Klougart gave a lecture at the Norwegian photo festival Dok:14 in Frederikstad. Picture by Sofie Amalie Klougart. Sofie Amalie showed pictures from her stories about the swinger culture in Denmark. She made the projects during her 7th and 8th semester at DMJX. Sofie Amalie graduated in the »
Filippo Menichetti, graduated from DMJX in the autumn 2012 with the project “What Remains” about the Danish westcoast. The project is now published on Anti-Utopias website. Anti-Utopias is a contemporary art platform and a showcase for different artists. Picture by Filippo Menichetti from the project “What Remains” »
This saturday the jury in the still picture category of the Lumix Festival met in Hamburg to select the winners of the Freelens Award for young photojournalism and the Lammerhuber Photography Award. Jury discussion at the Freelens Gallery in Hamburg. Picture by Emile Ducke. This year’s jury consists of Ruth »
The web-documentary “Din for evigt” produced by Charlotte de la Fuente and Jonas Olufson will be screened at the second Rulet show from the 24th of May. Screendump from the story “Din for evigt”. Click to play. Charlotte de la Fuente and Jonas Olufson made their story in the spring »
Our future student, the French freelance photojournalist, Camille Lepage, was tragically killed in the Central African Republic today – only 26 years old. I came to know Camille a few years back, when she studied journalism at DMJX. Camille was a wonderful, smiling and dedicated student. During her study at »
Yesterday night, when many people were watching the European Song Contest, this year’s Kravling Prizes were handed out at an award ceremony at Bremen in Copenhagen. The three Kravling Prizes honour good journalism made by Danish students of journalism. The three prizes are – The overall prize given for a »
The web-documentary Harald Togram made by Paw Gissel og Thomas Emil Sørensen has been selected for the Sprout Film Festival in New York. Screendump from the story about Harald Togram – the homeless Harald from Aaarhus. Click to watch. The people behind the filmfestival found the story on our Vimeo-site, »
