Nina Holler is the Sustainability Manager for Terra Mater Factual Studios and also a member of the Features & Special Projects team, where she has been involved in many award-winning productions, including the feature doc “Sea of Shadows”, which won the Audience Award at Sundance Film Festival 2019 and then subsequently acquired by National Geographic Documentary Films plus the latest production “The Arctic: Our Last Great Wilderness”, which will premiere beginning of 2021 which also breaks new ground being Terra Maters very first Giant Screen production. 

As the Sustainability Manager, Nina is responsible for Terra Mater Factual Studios transition into becoming a forerunning, sustainable and green production company. She is developing and implementing the green strategy, creating guidelines and analyzing Terra Maters company and production emissions.

Before joining Terra Mater Factual Studios, Nina finished her M.A. Degree in Theatre-, Film- and Media Studies in Vienna, Helsinki and Amsterdam and also attended “Die Graphische“ in Vienna, the Austrian Federal Education and Research Institute for Graphics, Multimedia and Visual Communication.
Also, she was photographer for the biggest international Electric Car Rallye, the WAVE trophy and worked for TV-stations like Austrian ORF and German ProSiebenSat.1.