Femke Wolting is one of Holland's leading independent media producers. In 2000 she was one of the founders of Submarine, an independent production company for documentaries, games and animation. Since its formation in January 2000, Submarine has produced documentaries such as 'The story of Hans Joachim Klein' and 'My Second Life', the first documentary shot inside second life. Submarine created an extensive game for renowned director Peter Greenaway and is currently producing Greenaway's documentary 'J'Accuse'. Also Submarine produced a variety of games and animation series such as 'The Amazing Adventures of Kika & Bob'.

From 1994 to 2002 Femke Wolting was the initiator and programmer of Exploding Cinema - part of the International Film Festival Rotterdam - which explored the future of media, and featured exhibitions, conferences and filmprograms. Between 1995-2000 she worked at the Dutch national public broadcasting network VPRO as staff member of the digital department and from 1998 as editor and director for VPRO's documentary series 'Laat op de Avond na een korte wandeling' and 'De Nieuwe Wereld'. Since 1999 Femke Wolting has directed documentaries such as 'It's The End Of TV As We Know It', a two-hour television documentary and web documentary about the future of television, the cross media documentary 'Sneakers' about the rise and rise of the sportsshoe and 'Viktor & Rolf: Because We Are Worth It', which followed a year in the lives of avant-garde fashiondesigners Viktor & Rolf .

Submarine has also created www.Submarinechannel.com, an online channel that pushes the boundaries of media to create beautiful hybrids, whether it's bringing a graphic novel to life on screen, a travel show to your mobile phone, adapting lo-fi Net animations for high quality TV broadcast, or animating real-life stories.

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