KUK Film produced all media for the new indoor themepark at Nürburgring including these main attractions:
Nürbus Eifel Tour – The fastest promotional trip in the world
Motion ride with 4-sided, 360° projection.
This trip in a panorama bus from the 1950s takes the visitor on a virtual, guided panorama tour through the idyllic […]
3D large format film
Documentation of the most legendary motor race
for the theme park “ring°werk” at the Nürburgring.
Over 50 crew members, equipped with seven stereoscopic cameras were roaming on and flying over the North Loop. A Steadicam rig was capturing […]
Concept and production for the content and technical planning of media installations as well as designing the interiors of the three “Pavilions of Perspective”.
For the content and technical planning of media installations, and for the interior architecture of the pavilions, KUK developed an overall plan that implements the topic of the […]
This 7-minute, high definition film visualises intense emotional moments from the Apollo mission.
What is it like to stand on the moon? What does the earth look like from up there? And how clear is the view into space? On 14 December 1972 at 05:40 UTC, Cernan was the last person to […]
KUK Filmproduktion GmbH produced the 4-minute EU Timeshuttle motion ride film for the European Union Pavilion in Hannover at EXPO 2000.
When you visit the pavilion of the European Union at EXPO 2000, you will be able to go on a trip through time covering five decades of European history in the […]
Together with Milla & Partner, Stuttgart, KUK Filmproduktion GmbH designed the main show “Brücken in die Zukunft” (“Bridges to the future”) in the German Pavilion in Hannover at EXPO 2000. A 720° adventure space was created for the show: […]
German Pavilion main show at EXPO 98 in Lisbon.
This motion ride film shows the imaginary timetravel from EXPO 1998 Lisbon to Hannover to EXPO 2000.
The German Pavilion at EXPO 1998 in Lisbon (created by Milla & Partner) was a virtual underwater research station. The illusion of the underwater station was not […]