Digital Production Essentials

LEDcave in Berlin is one of the world's most advanced virtual production studios, suitable for film, advertising, live events and more.

With additional studios in Mannheim and Cologne, the LEDcave framework expands the possibilities for creative work and lets teams leverage the power of virtual production intuitively. By producing in digital environments, uncertainty can be greatly reduced and cooperation between production team members is improved considerably. Through virtual production, more media is created in less time and post-production can be cut almost entirely.

Based in the center of Berlin, THE POST REPUBLIC is serving the international movie industry offering customised workflow solutions for a variety of budgets and production scales. The studio houses a multitude of disciplines and a broad range of skill sets, offering end-to-end postproduction solutions including Digital On Set Lab, Editing, Colour Grading, Visual Effects and Motion Design, Sounddesign, Mixing, Filmrecording and Digital Delivery.

Over the last 10 years, THE POST REPUBLIC has completed work on over 300 films and has gained a reputation for ensuring that small and large films received the same high standard of creative and technical expertise.

Netflix's All Quiet on the Western Front, directed by Edward Berger, is a harrowing look at trench warfare during WWI. The film depicts the physical and emotional atrocities of war as experienced by young German soldier Paul Bäumer. 

The film is a multi-Oscar-winning production. It uses some of the newest technologies, to depict the horrors of the Great War.

Together with The Post Republic, we examine with this case study immersive sound and will dive deep into how this specific element of the film contributed to the final experience.

Thanks to Creative Europe - MEDIA funding, a limited number of partial scholarships are available for nationals of the following countries: Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia.

Participants from countries that are not part of European Union's MEDIA initiative may still be viable for a scholarship depending on their participation in the MEDIA strand. These countries include: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Iceland, Lichtenstein, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Republic of Serbia and Ukraine.

Please apply here for a scholarship until November, 2025: Scholarship Application.

Important: Do not register for the workshop while applying for a scholarship.

We also encourage all applicants to seek financial support from their national or regional funding bodies.

Company Discounts:
If a second person from the same company books at the same time and at the standard rate, they are eligible for a EUR 200 discount. To claim this, please reach out to us for a discount code.

Funding Opportunities in Your Country:
We encourage you to explore funding options in your home country. Here are some opportunities available:

• Belgium / Flanders: Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF) – Training Support 
• Finland: AVEK – Training Support | The Finnish Film Foundation – Training Support for Distributors and Exhibitors 
• Ireland: Screen Ireland Bursary Award
• Lithuania: Lithuanian Film Centre – Scholarships
• Norway: Norwegian Film Institute – Support for International Initiatives
• Netherlands: Netherlands Film Fund  – Training Support
• Poland: Polish Film Institute – Financial Support
• Switzerland: Media Desk Suisse– Training Support
  
  

Important: Discounts and scholarships cannot be combined.