Alexandra Pille

Alexandra Pille is a Berlin-based producer and project manager working across film, cultural and cross-disciplinary productions. She develops, produces and manages projects from concept to completion, focusing on both creative and production processes across different formats, balancing creative vision, narrative potential and audience relevance.
 
She began her career as an actress, performing at venues including Hamburger Kammerspiele (“Frost/Nixon”), Schauspielhaus Bochum (“Lebenstraum”) and Volksbühne Berlin (“Spektakel X”).

Since 2011, Alexandra has worked in various production and project management roles across international companies and cultural productions, including Semmel Concerts Entertainment, Kings&Kongs Filmproduktion, RRP Media, Tony Petersen Film,
Showbiz Melbourne at the Queensland Performing Arts Center in Australia and since 2017 for DNM | Dreinullmotion GmbH in Berlin.
Her work spans large-scale live productions, cultural projects, film-related formats and international collaborations.

Clients she worked for include Technicolor, Netflix, Tele München Group, 4K Media New York, Audi, Adidas, Calumet Photographic, Hamburg State Opera, Interhyp, Le Seuil Musical, MEDIAN Kliniken, TDI, visitBerlin or Omnium Cultural.

Alexandra’s first feature documentary, "Le Jardin d’Ewald" (Senegal/60 min.), has been acquired by Canal+ Afrique and has been shown at film festivals and conferences worldwide, such as European Film Festival Addis Abeba, Goethe Institut Dakar, Winner Best Documentary Los Angeles Urban Film Festival, Nomination Water for Life Award CMS Vatavaran in New Delhi, official selection Mumbai International Film Festival, official selection Ekotopfilm Prague, screenings at ASAI Conference Catania, and many more.
 
Alexandra was invited to screen „Le Jardin d‘Ewald“ and speak at the Oxford University and the National Environmental Justice Conference in Washington DC, officially supported by the German Embassy in Washington and the Federal Foreign Office Berlin.

In recent years, she has focused on large-scale cultural and production projects at the intersection of storytelling, spatial experience and international collaboration, leading complex cross-disciplinary productions and overseeing their full development and realization in collaboration with cultural and institutional partners. This includes projects for Dreinull in collaboration with visitBerlin, such as Berlin–Tokyo Express during Art Week Tokyo 2024, where 42 buses were transformed into mobile art installations connecting 58 museums and galleries in Tokyo; the production management of the immersive Panorama Berlinés scenography at the Madrid Design Festival 2025, showcasing Berlin’s dynamic design scene as the official guest city; and the further development of this exhibition for Berlin’s FORM / FUTURE platform at ICC Berlin as part of the “49h ICC” Open Monument Day 2025.
 
Alexandra has taken on a role as a project manager and since 2022 as partner at DNM | Dreinullmotion in Berlin, leading complex cross-disciplinary productions and exploring new formats in collaboration with cultural and institutional partners.