Diana Iljine

Diana Iljine (* September 13, 1964 in Frankfurt am Main ) is a German communication scientist and since August 2011 as Managing Director of the International Munich Filmwochen GmbH Head of the Munich Film Festival and the International Festival of Film Schools Munich.

Life

Iljine studied in Munich Communication Sciences and worked during her studies as a production manager and production assistant on various film and television productions. Her master's thesis was on the 2011 deceased film producer Bernd Eichinger. From 1997, the book "The Producer ", which became the standard work was created.

After studying Iljine worked at ZDF in Mainz in the newsroom today. In 1991 she received a research grant for the media academy Carat Espace in Paris.

Subsequently, she was assistant to the program director and film editor in the programming at Premiere (now Sky) in Hamburg. Headed by Rudolf Klausnitzer The end of 1993 she went as Programmeinkäuferin for movies, series and cartoons on RTL II A year later she was there under the direction of Christoph Mainusch and Gerhard Zeiler head of program purchase. From 1997 to 2002 she worked at Deutsche Telekom Dr. Thorsten Kreindl as a content manager for the development of the digital TV area. Then she was commissioned by Tele pool on the central program Shopping for Bayerischer Rundfunk, and guided him.

Since February 2008, she worked as a freelance consultant in the media. In 2011 she finished her second degree, a business degree / MBA at Steinbeis University Berlin.

Since August 2011 she is the director of the Munich Film Festival and the International Festival of Film Schools Munich and thus succeeds Andreas Ströhl. Iljine collected in advance of previous experience at the Film Festival, as they press and guests organization was as a student more than ten years working in the fields.

Iljine is also a board member of the Board of Trustees of young German film.