HolyScreen Media

HolyScreen Media (formally HolyScreen Media GmbH) is an Austrian film and video production company. Its German-language website describes it as a "Filmproduktion" — a production house that develops and produces factual, documentary and social-media content, largely for Austrian and German-language broadcasters and digital platforms. The company's publicly presented portfolio shows work across several formats. For PULS 24 it contributes to "Breaking Media," a media-literacy magazine that aims to explain media mechanisms and raise awareness of fake news; HolyScreen Media states it produced the opening segment and continues to contribute further items. For ORF it developed "FOODLAB," a social-media format that communicates scientifically grounded nutrition knowledge in short, pointed clips presented by a dietitian and a biology student, distributed on TikTok and Instagram. Also for ORF it produced the documentary "Die Zerreissprobe," which looks back ten years after the 2015 refugee movement toward Europe, featuring interviews with former Austrian foreign minister and later chancellor Sebastian Kurz, former German interior minister Thomas de Maizière and former provincial police director Hans-Peter Doskozil. For the investigative magazine "Akte Betrug," HolyScreen Media states it continuously develops contributions. This mix — broadcast documentaries, investigative magazine items and platform-native social formats — positions HolyScreen Media as a small, format-flexible Austrian production brand rather than a broadcaster or a consumer-facing media label. Its clients and partners named in its own materials are established German-language broadcasters and their digital offshoots. Ownership, founding year, staff size and financial details are not disclosed in the available evidence. The company operates under the legal form GmbH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung), the standard Austrian private limited company, which indicates a privately held entity. Its primary market is Austria, with output aimed at German-speaking audiences.

HolyScreen Media is an Austrian film production company operating under the legal name HolyScreen Media GmbH. The available evidence does not state a founding date, founder names or ownership structure; the company presents itself publicly through its website and a Wikidata entry. Its documented output is tied to German-language broadcast and digital media. For the Austrian broadcaster PULS 24, HolyScreen Media contributes to "Breaking Media," a media-literacy magazine whose stated goal is to explain media mechanisms in an engaging way and to sensitize audiences to fake news. The company says it produced the opening segment and remains involved with further contributions. For ORF, Austria's public broadcaster, HolyScreen Media developed "FOODLAB," a social-media format that translates scientifically grounded nutrition knowledge into short, pointed clips. The format is fronted by a dietitian, Adelina, and a biology student, Lara, and is distributed on TikTok and Instagram, with the stated aim of informing, inspiring and conveying knowledge with a wink. Also for ORF, the company produced the documentary "Die Zerreissprobe," which revisits the 2015 refugee movement toward Europe ten years on. The film examines the political upheavals that continue to shape the debate and features interviews with former Austrian foreign minister and later chancellor Sebastian Kurz, former German interior minister Thomas de Maizière and former provincial police director Hans-Peter Doskozil. Its central question is whether Europe has managed the situation and what may still lie ahead. For the ORF investigative magazine "Akte Betrug," HolyScreen Media states that it continuously develops contributions. Taken together, these projects show a production house working across documentary, investigative and platform-native social formats for established Austrian broadcasters and their digital channels. No information in the supplied evidence covers the company's internal history, ownership changes, awards or expansion beyond the Austrian market. The GmbH legal form indicates a private limited company under Austrian law.

Austrian film production company focused on factual, documentary and social-media formats for German-language broadcasters and digital platforms.

• Die Zerreissprobe

  Documentary revisiting the 2015 refugee movement toward Europe ten years later, with interviews including Sebastian Kurz, Thomas de Maizière and Hans-Peter Doskozil.

• FOODLAB

  Social-media format communicating scientifically grounded nutrition knowledge in short clips, presented by dietitian Adelina and biology student Lara, distributed on TikTok and Instagram.

• Breaking Media

  Media-literacy magazine aiming to explain media mechanisms and raise awareness of fake news; HolyScreen Media produced the opening segment and contributes further items.

• Akte Betrug

  Investigative magazine for which HolyScreen Media continuously develops contributions.

1. 1HolyScreen Media GmbH | Filmproduktionholyscreenmedia.com
2. 2HolyScreen Mediawikidata.org