GENERAL PROGRAMMING
Arjon Dunnewind
SELECTION PANEL PANORAMA CORE MEMBERS
Christina Dellagiustina
Peter van Dijk
Arjon Dunnewind
Annemiek Engbers
Angela Serino
Sylvia Szely
GUEST CURATORS
Dave Driesmans
From the very beginning, Dave Driesmans has worked for Toothpick, a tape label from Brugge, Belgium, and the predecessor of the label (K-RAA-K)3. He initiated the sub-label Toothache that concentrated mainly on electronic music. In 1997 he was one of the founders of (K-RAA-K)3. Apart from being a concert organiser and label manager, Dave Driesmans is also a graphic designer. Since 2001 IMPAKT and (K-RAA-K)3 have been co-operating for the film programme of the (K-RAA-K)3 festival.

Jessica Manstetten
Jessica Manstetten is Film and Media scientist and she works for the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen in the Music Video Section and for the Duisburger Filmwoche. She is translator, freelance and curator for, among others, Femme Totale, Dortmund; Traumzeit, Duisburg and the International Videofestival Bochum and she writes from time to time.

Wilfried Hou Je Bek
Wilfried Hou Je Bek uses algorithms to design psycho-geographic walks through cities and other areas. The geographic and psychological output is visualized with the help of simple software. Wilfried is a ‘culture hacker’ who develops generative psychogeography. Inspired by concepts of drift (dérive) from Romanticism and, later, the Situationists around Guy Debord, Wilfried uses algorithmic routes to explore a city in non-intuitive ways. Houkebek organizes dérives, where people walk through a city by taking computer code as a guideline, using the body as a means to perform software.

Florian Wüst
Florian Wüst is an artist, filmmaker and independent curator for experimental film and video art, living in Berlin and Rotterdam. He studied Fine Arts at the Braunschweig School of Art and participated in the Master of Arts programme at the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam. He has curated programs for amongst others the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, the Imperial War Museum, the Lux in London and the Werkleitz Biennale in Halle (Saale).
