Meret Madörin
Cinematographer
- Website
- www.meretmadoerin.com
She was born in 1987 on the Baltic Sea (Germany) and grew up in Switzerland. It was clear to her early on that both the photographic image and the cinematic moving image, and thus the work behind the camera, would form the common thread of her professional path. She has been working in the film industry since 2009 and studied until 2013 in the Bachelor of Arts in Film at the ZHdK (Zurich University of the Arts). After working as a camera assistant for numerous feature films, series and TV films nationally and internationally, Meret Madörin completed a Master in Cinematography at the Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF (D) and successfully graduated with an M.F.A.
In 2020, she was nominated for the Michael Ballhaus Prize at the First Steps Award with the award-winning short fiction film TRADING HAPPINESS by Duc Ngô Ng?c. The award-winning cinema documentary DREI FRAUEN by Maksym Melnyk celebrated its world premiere at Dok Leipzig in 2022, followed by numerous film festivals and awards. The six-part series MADE IN GERMANY (Studio Zentral, ARD Degeto) and the feature documentary EXILE NEVER ENDS by Bahar Bektas (Pink Shadow Films) are currently being screened at festivals.
Meret Madörin is a member of the the Swiss Cinematographers Society (SCS) and the Women Cinematographers Network.
Filmography
(a selection)
Cinematographer
- 2025
- Dinosaures by Christian Wehrlin
- 2025
- Siri Hustvedt – The Blazing World by Sabine Lidl
- 2025
- Puppen & Krieger by Lisa Blatter
- 2023
- There is no end to This Story by Cosima Frei, Duc Ngo Ngoc
- 2022
- Himbeeren mit Senf by Ruth Olshan
- 2021
- Grenzen by Christian Wehrlin
- 2021
- Imago by Remy Blaser
- 2020
- Trading Happiness by Duc Ngo Ngoc
- 2019
- Lovers by Rebecca Panian
- 2013
- Sturm by Noëmi Natascha Schneider, Meret Madörin
- 2011
- 5x5x5 - Mängisch gaht Mängisch nöd by Aidos Toktobayev
Awards
(a selection)
- 2020
- Berlin, 21. First Step Awards Berlin 2020, First Steps Awards - Michael-Ballhaus-Preis für Kameraabsolvent·innen (Nomination) in Trading Happiness