Daniel Sterlin-Altman
Daniel Sterlin-Altman is a Canadian interdisciplinary filmmaker based in Berlin who works primarily in animation, especially stop motion and paint, exploring family, sexuality and identity through a blend of camp, absurdity, comedy and realism. He holds a BFA in Film Animation from Concordia University's Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema in Montreal and an MFA in Animation Direction from Filmuniversity Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF in Potsdam. His independent short films and commissioned works have screened and won awards at festivals including Filmfest Dresden, the Ottawa International Animation Festival, Annecy and Outfest Los Angeles. He collaborates with the intersectional queer collective Critical Queer Solidarity, leads politically engaged animation workshops across Germany, and was a 2026 MacDowell Fellow.
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2024
Carrotica
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2020
Pynkie - Love Theme
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Hi, It’s Your Mother
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