Studio Babelsberg Renames Historic Building to Honor Wes Anderson
The newly named 'Wes Anderson Building (and Trickatelier)' celebrates the filmmaker's creative impact and collaboration with the iconic studio.
- Studio Babelsberg officially renamed its historic House 5 building to 'Wes Anderson Building (and Trickatelier)' in a ceremony attended by Wes Anderson on March 26, 2025.
- The building, which houses the historically significant Trickatelier, played a pivotal role in pioneering visual effects, including techniques developed by Eugen Schüfftan.
- This renaming recognizes Anderson's creative contributions and his longstanding collaboration with Studio Babelsberg on five films, including his upcoming spy thriller, 'The Phoenician Scheme.'
- Studio Babelsberg CEO Jörg Bachmaier described the gesture as a tribute to Anderson’s trust, creative spirit, and influence on global cinema.
- Founded in 1912, Studio Babelsberg is the world’s oldest large-scale film studio and has been part of the US-based Cinespace Group since 2022.