German Department News
German Department Writer-in-Residence
Our Writer-in-Residence for spring semester
2000 will be Oliver Schuette. He studied film and theater in
Berlin and has been a screenwriter for film and television since
1986. He won the German Screenwriting Award in 1988 for his first
screenplay, Koan. Since 1990, he has been working as a
Script Consultant. From 1995 on he has been the director of the
Master School Drehbuch, an institution for the basic and advanced
education of screenwriters, dramaturgists and producers. In 1997,
he co-founded the "Script House" development agency
in Berlin. He is now the author of The Art of Reading a Screenplay
and is also co-author of Unternehmen Drehbuch (How
to make money scriptwriting.) He teaches seminars in Germany,
Austria, Switzerland and France. He also teaches at the Filmakademie
Baden-Wuerttemberg.
Screenplays:
Koan with Peter Kramm, 1986. Deutscher Drehbuchpreis
1987.
Tote leben nicht allein with Peter Kramm and Nina Grosse,
1989. ZDF.
Look. Concept for TV-Series, 1990. ORB.
Coco&Co. Concept for TV-Series, 1990. ORB.
Zwischen Leben und Tod. Concept for TV-Series, 1991.
Objektiv - Film.
Schuldig with Ralf Cordes, 1992-93. Funded by nrw.
OP ruft Dr. Bruckner. Rewrites, 1994. RTL Serie/Phoenix
Film.
Down Under with Peter Kramm, 1998. Provobis.
Film Series, fall semester 2000 -
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Here is a list of this semester's films:
Native-Speaker Language Assistant
This year's language assistant is Jan Fischer,
from the Humboldt Universitaet in Berlin. His office is on the
second floor of ARH, and you can contact him by dialing ext.
3235 to set up an appointment.
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