Nach den Impro-Serien „Das Begräbnis“ und „Das Fest der Liebe“ hat Jan Georg Schütte nun deren Fortsetzung „Die Hochzeit“ inszeniert, die jetzt in drei Tagen in Tirol gedreht wurde.
Lars Jessen (Bild-Regie), Nikolas Jürgens (DoP), Jan Georg Schütte (Regie) und Sebastian Schultz und 40 Kameraleute am Set von „Die Hochzeit“ (Credit: Ricardo Gstrein/Ard Degeto/Florida Film GmbH)
An drei Tagen sind jetzt die sechs 30-minütigen Folgen der Serie „Die Hochzeit“ (At) gedreht worden. Wie schon bei den Vorgängern „Das Begräbnis“ und „Das Fest der Liebe“ hat Jan Georg Schütte Darsteller wie Martin Brambach, Luise von Finckh, Lena Klenke, Anja Kling, Gustav Schmidt und Devid Striesow inszeniert. Neu an Bord vor der Kamera waren Josephine Bloéb, Felix Kreutzer, Tobias Moretti, Felix Oitzinger und Sonja Romei. Sie alle erhielten für die Impro-Serie Beschreibungen ihrer Rollen und agierten vor der Kamera ohne ausformuliertes Drehbuch.
Zur Handlung erklären Jan Georg Schütte und Sebastian Schultz,...
Lars Jessen (Bild-Regie), Nikolas Jürgens (DoP), Jan Georg Schütte (Regie) und Sebastian Schultz und 40 Kameraleute am Set von „Die Hochzeit“ (Credit: Ricardo Gstrein/Ard Degeto/Florida Film GmbH)
An drei Tagen sind jetzt die sechs 30-minütigen Folgen der Serie „Die Hochzeit“ (At) gedreht worden. Wie schon bei den Vorgängern „Das Begräbnis“ und „Das Fest der Liebe“ hat Jan Georg Schütte Darsteller wie Martin Brambach, Luise von Finckh, Lena Klenke, Anja Kling, Gustav Schmidt und Devid Striesow inszeniert. Neu an Bord vor der Kamera waren Josephine Bloéb, Felix Kreutzer, Tobias Moretti, Felix Oitzinger und Sonja Romei. Sie alle erhielten für die Impro-Serie Beschreibungen ihrer Rollen und agierten vor der Kamera ohne ausformuliertes Drehbuch.
Zur Handlung erklären Jan Georg Schütte und Sebastian Schultz,...
- 6/5/2024
- by Jochen Müller
- Spot - Media & Film
Palatin Media, European Star Cinema and Rocket Rights have teamed up on a new innovative drama series, “The Capelli Code,” which uses state-of-the-art VFX technology to better create localized versions.
The technology means the series contains “built-in elements” enabling localized versions to use local stars at an affordable price.
Swiss-based European Star Cinema, a production and technology company, raised over €20 million ($23.7 million) to create the technology which they then used while producing “The Capelli Code,” using the scripted German drama as a test subject. The technology means it is available as a first run series globally.
The aim is to “facilitate production of multiple language versions, each with local stars out of every country, like Hollywood did in the 1930s before dubbing was invented,” according to a spokesperson for Rocket Rights, the distribution company founded by David and Matthew Frank.
The technology is similar to that used on “The Mandalorian,...
The technology means the series contains “built-in elements” enabling localized versions to use local stars at an affordable price.
Swiss-based European Star Cinema, a production and technology company, raised over €20 million ($23.7 million) to create the technology which they then used while producing “The Capelli Code,” using the scripted German drama as a test subject. The technology means it is available as a first run series globally.
The aim is to “facilitate production of multiple language versions, each with local stars out of every country, like Hollywood did in the 1930s before dubbing was invented,” according to a spokesperson for Rocket Rights, the distribution company founded by David and Matthew Frank.
The technology is similar to that used on “The Mandalorian,...
- 9/6/2021
- by K.J. Yossman
- Variety Film + TV
The late Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson is set to return posthumously at the 2020 Berlin Film Festival with the world premiere of a project he directed himself, “Last and First Men,” narrated by Tilda Swinton. The movie is one of several titles announced for Berlinale 2020 ahead of the full lineup reveal later this month. Additional titles heading to Berlin in February include Matteo Garrone’s “Pinocchio,” Nanette Burstein’s “Hillary,” Agnieszka Holland’s “Charlatan,” and Jia Zhang-ke’s “Swimming Out Till The Sea Turns Blue.” Television projects from Jason Segal and Damien Chazelle will also be screened in the Berlinale Series program.
Jóhannsson scored back to back Oscar nominations for Best Original Score in 2015 and 2016 thanks to his music for “The Theory of Everything” and “Sicario.” The latter was one of several collaborations between Jóhannsson and Denis Villeneuve. Jóhannsson’s other score credits include Villeneuve’s “Prisoners” and “Arrival,” plus “Mandy” and “The Mercy.
Jóhannsson scored back to back Oscar nominations for Best Original Score in 2015 and 2016 thanks to his music for “The Theory of Everything” and “Sicario.” The latter was one of several collaborations between Jóhannsson and Denis Villeneuve. Jóhannsson’s other score credits include Villeneuve’s “Prisoners” and “Arrival,” plus “Mandy” and “The Mercy.
- 1/14/2020
- by Zack Sharf
- Indiewire
Eight international series to be showcased at the Efm at the Berlinale 2020.
The first two episodes of the Paris-set The Eddy, directed by Damien Chazelle for Netflix, UK romantic comedy Trigonometry, directed by Athina Rachel Tsangari for the BBC and HBO, and Stateless, co-created by and starring Cate Blanchett for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, will all world premiere at the Berlin Film Festival’s 2020 Berlinale Series strand.
Formerly known as Drama Series Days, Berlinale Series is open to the public and runs from February 24-16. A further six international series are also being showcased. All are world premieres apart from...
The first two episodes of the Paris-set The Eddy, directed by Damien Chazelle for Netflix, UK romantic comedy Trigonometry, directed by Athina Rachel Tsangari for the BBC and HBO, and Stateless, co-created by and starring Cate Blanchett for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, will all world premiere at the Berlin Film Festival’s 2020 Berlinale Series strand.
Formerly known as Drama Series Days, Berlinale Series is open to the public and runs from February 24-16. A further six international series are also being showcased. All are world premieres apart from...
- 1/14/2020
- by 88¦Louise Tutt¦0¦
- ScreenDaily
The Berlin Film Festival’s sixth Berlinale Series lineup will include Damien Chazelle’s anticipated Paris-set musical-drama The Eddy for Netflix, Jason Segel’s starry AMC series Dispatches From Elswehere, buzzy Cate Blanchett project Stateless and BBC-HBO Max show Trigonometry.
Moonlight star André Holland leads cast in The Eddy, about a French club owner dealing with the everyday chaos of running a live music venue in the heart of Paris. The festival will show the world premiere of the show’s first two episodes.
The compact, high-quality lineup also includes German-language drama Freud. Scroll down for the lineup in full and details about each show.
This is the first program for new Berlinale Series head Julia Fidel who previously worked on the festival’s Panorama and Generation strands. The dramas will screen at the Zoo Palast cinema, which will also host the Berlinale Series Market, formerly known as Drama Series Days.
Moonlight star André Holland leads cast in The Eddy, about a French club owner dealing with the everyday chaos of running a live music venue in the heart of Paris. The festival will show the world premiere of the show’s first two episodes.
The compact, high-quality lineup also includes German-language drama Freud. Scroll down for the lineup in full and details about each show.
This is the first program for new Berlinale Series head Julia Fidel who previously worked on the festival’s Panorama and Generation strands. The dramas will screen at the Zoo Palast cinema, which will also host the Berlinale Series Market, formerly known as Drama Series Days.
- 1/14/2020
- by Andreas Wiseman
- Deadline Film + TV
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