Hermann Vaske

Hermann Vaske is a director, author and producer. He is the winner of the Grimme Award and more than 100 creative awards including Cannes Lions and Clios, which make Hermann Vaske's Emotional Network one of Germany's most awarded Advertising Agencies. Clients include ARTE, Deutsche Bahn, Audi, ZDF, BMW and VW.

Hermann's previous television films, a trilogy of documentaries on creativity, include "The Ten Commandments of Creativity" starring Dennis Hopper and Peter Ustinov, which won the Special Award of the Jury of the International Television Festival of Venice.

His recent books include “Why Are You Creative?” with a foreword by His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

In 2003, Hermann directed "Who Killed the Idea?" starring Harvey Keitel, Debi Mazar and Nadja Auermann.

In 2005 he shot the 98-minute documentary “Invasion of the Ideas” featuring artists like Daniel Libeskind and top scientists like Stephen Hawking.

In 2006, Hermann produced and directed “The Art of Football” starring John Cleese.