The Most Boring Granny In The Whole World (2021) | Teaser

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Greta has the most boring grandma in the whole world. When she falls asleep on the sofa, Greta gets the idea, to play funeral with her grandma. This confronts them with some questions they didn’t ask themselves before.

Original Screenplay: Manuel Ostwald
Producer: Jiayan Chen
Director: Damaris Zielke
Pipeline & CG Supervisor: Janik Otterbach
Asset Lead: Verena Nomura
Director of Photography: Michael Throne
Production Design: Anna Vehres
Character Design & Illustrations: Laura Staab
Lead Concept Art: Charlotte Hintzmann
Additional Character Design: Lukas von Berg
Matte Painting: Matthias Ries
additional Concept art: Julia Skala; Gewonla Heck
Screenplay translation: Kristi James
Character Rigging TD/ Character Modeling Lead: Denise Hoffmann
Asset Rigging & Character Shading: Pascal Schober
Character Modeling: Eva Vomhoff
Sculpting: Ramon Schauer
Shading: Jérôme-Kian Farzamfar/ Kai Götz
Grooming: Wunna Winter
Asset Modeling Lead: Steffen Oberle
Photogrammetry: Verena Nomura
Modeling: Tristan Jaegly/ Verena Nomura
Character FX: Lucas Bruchhage/ Lukas Kapp
Cloth Simulation: Denise Hoffmann
Procedural Modeling: Tim Markgraf
Animation: Damaris Zielke/ Ferdinand Ehrhardt/ Patrik Knittel/ Sarah Schulz/ Lukas von Berg/ Tanja Gruber/ Laura Staab
Lighting: Jérôme-Kian Farzamfar/ Kai Götz/ Justus Schmidt/ Daniel Schmucker/ Janik Otterbach
Compositing: Wathinee Donsuypae/ Kai Götz/ Daniel Schmucker/ Marvin Sprengel/ Janik Otterbach
Title Design: Tao Zhang
Colorgrading: Julian Niesner
Sounddesign Supervision/ Editing &Re-Recording: Max Hartstang
Sounddesign & Foley Artist: Marieke Czogalla
Composer & Conductor: Hannes Bieber
Music Re-Rerecording: Vladimir Martinka
Orchestra: Žilina Chamber Orchestra
Clarinet & Accordion: Marco Minner/ Oliver Curdt
Production Company: Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg GmbH

Cast:
Voice Greta: Charlotte Boon
Voice Oma Maritta: Luise Lunow
Voice Granny Maritta: Nano Nagle

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The Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg, with its Animationsinstitut and the postgraduate masterclass Atelier Ludwigsburg-Paris, is one of the internationally most acclaimed film and media schools. On a unique campus including the neighbouring Academy of Performing Arts, the 500 students receive an interdisciplinary, highly practical education close to the film and media market by the hands of over 300 freelance teachers directly from the industry.