Author Archives: Tine

How long are we in India now? And can the number of days be the right measure for the experiences that we make? Shouldn’t we find a special measuring tool for each place we go to? Possible measures for our shooting in India could be: chai’s/day: ~ 6 (which makes 42 a week, which makes 84 in total) people stepping in front of the camera, asking to be portrayed/ day: ~ 15 km’s in a rikshaw/ day: ~ 20 honks/ day: ~ 317.000 being asked which country we are from/ day: ~ 25 times (reply in 99% of the cases: … Continue reading →

Day 1 in India. diz•zy |ˈdizē| adjective ( -zier , -ziest ) having or involving a sensation of spinning around and losing one’s balance Losing one’s balance is an effect which happens when certain parameters suddenly increase to unexpected size. So now: We feel diz•zy. And there are definitely multiple reasons for that. 01. Significant lack of sleep: the amount of sleep the four of us had the past 2 nights would not be sufficient for 1 person/ 1 night. 02. Noise level: constantly overdriven. Due to extreme honking and the time spent on the road/ in the rikshaw. 03. … Continue reading →

Today, 05 jan 2011, we brought Frida to Nauen, a small small small village in Brandenburg, Germany – currently covered in snow – and definitely a very quiet place. We were singing lullabies to her throughout the way. An this is where she will now have her winter sleep. Please, little big Frida, have a good sleep and see… you again soon. When spring has come. We will wear t-shirts and sunglasses and we will bring homemade lemonade when we pick you up. By that time we will have forgotten about how long it took us to free you from … Continue reading →

Dear friends as we are all sitting at home, in the snowy icy winter Germany now – celebrating the christmas days with our family, it seems hard to believe that only 1 week ago we left Marrakesh. We are dreaming of palmtrees and dates and trying to make our own mint tea. And we keep on replaying the following video, which we HAVE to share with you. Enjoy. And big love to all of you for the festive season.

Dear friends of aviation. We are proud to present our favorite steward in Berlin, announcing the tiny little delay we experienced during our last travel. Just a matter of patience. Comfortably seated in the aircraft for 3 hours (before take of!) this announcement was just the beginning of several hundreds of apologies. Oh and how delicious it was to be served “Christstollen” and chocolate for breakfast… Even if this video is already 2 weeks old, it still is very up to date. Lots of Love and Warmth to all people stuck in airports all over the world right now!

Dear Friends, Partners, Supporters, MMM-Lovers! MishMashMe wants to thank all of you for a beautiful 2010! We are amazed by all your support, good energies and the love we received. We are happy about all the beautiful people we met along the way, the special conversations we had and the places we could see. Have a great festive season and a beautiful start to 2011!! Yours, with big love, MMM

We made a beautiful trip yesterday to the village of Ijoukak – a 2hour ride into the mountains. Sitting in our Mercedes taxi (Madame, this is a German car!!!) – we were driven through the winding roads, constantly up up up by our driver Said. Frida, we had to think of you a lot! A Mercedes is a Mercedes and the brother of a Mercedes. But this time, we were glad that we did not have to navigate the car ourselves. These roads are different and the cars and trucks inhabiting them are also different. But thanks to Said we … Continue reading →

Finally, we arrived. We are complete now. While Tine had already spent some days on intense research in Marrakech, the rest of the crew was supposed to arrive in the city on Thursday around noon. Due to severe snow chaos in Berlin, the flight was delayed, the connection in Zürich was missed, and an odyssey began. After flying from Berlin to Zürich, from Zürich to Madrid, from Madrid to Casablanca, and Casablanca to Marrakech, Johannes, Anna and Dominic arrived in Marrakech at midnight. With a delay of 12 hours – but without any luggage. All checked in equipment and all … Continue reading →

Oh, how nice it was to finally park in front of this spaceship of a school! We were not aware of the fact, that the Open Day is one of the busiest days at HFF Potsdam. Visitors from schools, universities, different countries were there to ask and ask and ask, and watch and see and watch. Our supply of hot chocolate and chai was perfect for the grey autumn weather. Mission accomplished. Successfully doped everyone with cinnamon, serotonin and that special ingredient of pink mishmash!! Those who were sitting in our Frida livingroom did not want to leave – new … Continue reading →

This Saturday, 13th, we will drive Frida to the spaceship which is called HFF: Our beloved School for Film & Television in Potsdam Babelsberg. The School has it’s open day – and we are finally presenting our beautiful Frida to everyone. Come along an have a hot chocolate or chai inside our living room. See how we have lived and worked. And try out the installation! HFF Open Day Saturday, November 13th 10.00 – 16.00 h Marlene-Dietrich-Allee 11 14482 Potsdam-Babelsberg by train: S-Bahn Griebnitzsee or RE Medienstadt-Babelsberg

Dear people, we’ve arrived back in hometown Berlin. At the moment, we find ourselves sitting in the middle of a big nebulous cloud of impressions, stories, touching experiences, beautiful people that we met on the way. We are preparing a huge bowl of tea, trying to get used to the comfort of our own apartments again (how big is this bed, how huge is this room now???). We will spend a few days and weeks on scanning through the material, discussing with our editors and preparing for the next big shots: We are planning two more trips. This time a … Continue reading →

arrived in Vukovar, finally the rain stopped. We heard, also the rain in Poland is over now. We are happy for all our new friends in Krakow. And a little sad. Because we would have liked to stay. And because we would have liked to see your beautiful city in the sunlight. We will come back. So now, Vukovar. We took the 2 day trip to Croatia as a possibility to finally sleep more than 5 or 6 hours a night, also to go through all the material we shot and to perfect our technique to shoot while driving (which … Continue reading →