Author Archives: theoumek

Indeed ! Yet another year and a half off the records 🙂 Last year 2017 I have mainly been working as a 1AD on an international TV series called The Team for its second season. The project is a co-production … Continue reading →

Again. I see I haven’t been at all active on my blog since more then a year. Well, that is mostly because I haven’t been in need to communicate about my personal activities. In fact, I have been working as … Continue reading →

July and August are the best months in Brussels. Half of the people are on holiday and there are much lesser cars, so the air is pleasantly breathable. With a little luck it doesn’t rain too much neither. These last … Continue reading →

Welcome Home has finally been released in my hometown Brussels. My film came home, at last ! 1,5 years after the world premiere at the Venice film festival, this really feels good. I had some fine (live and recorded) television … Continue reading →

Hoho, it’s been 8 months since I’ve posted news on my blog. Even if I’m not a big fan of Facebook, I seem to leave more sign of life there then on this personal blog. This last half year I … Continue reading →

We’re in the second half of June and since 2 weeks summer has finally arrived in Belgium, following a springtime that felt too much like winter… Now the warm days have arrived it is an ideal moment to close ourselves … Continue reading →

Arrived in San Francisco on the 26th of February at noon. Walked around town all day, with my friend and director Thom Vander Beken, who lives partly here and partly in Belgium. Tried to get a normal sleep after being … Continue reading →

Beautiful ! Welcome Home has been selected in the New Visions section of the Silicon Valley cinephile film festival Cinequest. That’s great news as the film will cary on through 2013 now. If you’re in Belgium these days come and see … Continue reading →

On Monday the 5th of November I was invited in Ghent on a symposium organised by Belgian theater organization STEPP to give my opinion on “Hi-tech & Design, How large can scenography be?” together with my media art colleagues Ief … Continue reading →