Vuk Jevremovic was born 1959 in Frankfurt on Main (Germany), but he’s spent his childhood in ex Jugoslavia. He started exhibiting in 1986 and during the following years he was considered as a promising young artist in former Yugoslavia. His first animation was based on a cheetah in motion, The Wind Subsides. That first film was shown all over the world, and it won 2 Grand Prix and 17 Awards. The next film, inspired by a R.M.Rilke’s poem, Panther, was also successful. It won 15 international awards and came into final balloting for the Oscar award (1998) as best animation short. Since then, his life has been linked to animation and he has continued to create short films. He was a member of many Festival jurys, like in Madrid (Spain), Jena, Regensburg, Dresden (Germany), Zagreb(Croatia), Belgrade(Serbia), Krok (Russia and Ukraine), Talinn (Estonia), Liberec (Czech Republic), Skopje (North Macedonia), Ljubjana (Slovenia).