Markus Gieppner worked as a line producer on numerous film productions in Germany and France. His first own production through his German company MGF was Beautiful Casamance, an investigative documentary about the Independent Movement in the South of Senegal, providing an inside view about the French politics in the former colonies in Western Africa.

Since then MGF has developed and co-produced Heute, Morgen, Übermorgen, The Trip (short films), Le Passacoeur (drama) and Dancing to a different drummer (documentary), before Gieppner formed the French company DIMENSION 7. D7 then continued the productions and developments, while MGF handles world sales of international documentaries and features, as well as the theatrical releases of Le Voyage de Baba and the compelling documentary Moruroa-Le Grand Secret by Michel Daeron.

DIMENSION 7 has completed two documentaries, Waiting for the Wave and Searching for DaCat for the "THEME" program slot of the French-German broadcaster ARTE. Short afterwards followed Music Goes to War, a powerful Anglo-French music documentary together with the International Committee of the Red Cross and Channel Four, featuring renown African musicians such as Youssou N'Dour, Papa Wemba, Salif Keita among others, jamming against violence in Africa. Bassek Ba Kobhio directed the film.

Since 1997, Gieppner lives in New York City where he works as a consultant for international film sales and continues to distribute and produce films. After the weekly TV show SUPLA IN NEW YORK for Bandeirantes TV, Brazil, (Executive producer: Monica Rocha), 18b JUSTICE by Félix Olivier is his latest production.

In addition, MGF International Inc. designs e-commerce web sites and computer systems.

Markus Gieppner worked as a line producer on numerous film productions in Germany and France. His first own production through his German company MGF was Beautiful Casamance, an investigative documentary about the Independent Movement in the South of Senegal, providing an inside view about the French politics in the former colonies in Western Africa.

Since then MGF has developed and co-produced Heute, Morgen, Übermorgen, The Trip (short films), Le Passacoeur (drama) and Dancing to a different drummer (documentary), before Gieppner formed the French company DIMENSION 7. D7 then continued the productions and developments, while MGF handles world sales of international documentaries and features, as well as the theatrical releases of Le Voyage de Baba and the compelling documentary Moruroa-Le Grand Secret by Michel Daeron.

DIMENSION 7 has completed two documentaries, Waiting for the Wave and Searching for DaCat for the "THEME" program slot of the French-German broadcaster ARTE. Short afterwards followed Music Goes to War, a powerful Anglo-French music documentary together with the International Committee of the Red Cross and Channel Four, featuring renown African musicians such as Youssou N'Dour, Papa Wemba, Salif Keita among others, jamming against violence in Africa. Bassek Ba Kobhio directed the film.

Since 1997, Gieppner lives in New York City where he works as a consultant for international film sales and continues to distribute and produce films. After the weekly TV show SUPLA IN NEW YORK for Bandeirantes TV, Brazil, (Executive producer: Monica Rocha), 18b JUSTICE by Félix Olivier is his latest production.

In addition, MGF International Inc. designs e-commerce web sites and computer systems. systems.