Lorena Junghans is an award-winning impact producer and innovator.
Lorena holds a Bachlors of Arts with Magna Cum Laude from the Filmuniversity Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF in Digital Media Culture with a focus on Visual Design and Production Studies.
Lorena's service is guided by principles of disrupting for the sake of justice. Her journey spans across film, music and social spheres and puts community impact first.
Early work was supported by the Friedrich-Ebert academic scholarship in 2017, the 2022 Bertha Foundation "Artivist Award" for the collaboration with Palestinian musician Rasha Nahas, the selection as one of 20 young fellows of CIRCE (Creative Impact Research Centre Europe) and STARTBÜRO, an initiative that supports founders with office space, mentoring, and funding.
On the pursuit to find collaborators that want to transcend limitations and censorship, Lorena was a resident of community catalyst SOAM, the Empower Now Incubator of ImpactHub Berlin and a fellow of the "mental health and wellbeing" program of tbd*.
Lorena collaborates with friends, freelancers and professionals, bringing together a wide range of wisdom . With a strong background in art direction, film and artist management, Lorena's experience spans across classical media and virtual reality. Their works include projects such as Grand Jury Award Biennale di Venezia winner "From the Main Square".
Driven by a passion for exploring systemic realities, Lorena's research with CIRCE focused on the impact of traditional and queer music industry structures on cross-border production.
Lorena is currently part of teams at "CONNECTED DIFFERENCES e.v.", a non-profit dedicated to artists health and growth, and KINDA.
Reach out for synergy.
