Alfred Behrens

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Alfred Behrens (born June 30, 1944 in Hamburg-Altona ) is a German writer and director , radio play and screenwriter .

Life

After training as a publishing clerk at the publishing house Axel Springer Hamburg , Behrens studied at the Academy for Graphics, Printing and Advertising in Berlin, he worked as a program assistant for the German program ( German Service ) of the BBC London . Behrens has worked as a journalist, translator, author, dramaturge and director since 1968. He published poetry and the JG Ballard- influenced social science fiction prose Society ID and Artificial Suns . The prophetic football television league appeared in 1974. Behrens works in the radio play, documentary, television play and feature film format. Since 1986 he has also been teaching - especially in the field of screenplay / dramaturgy - at the German Literature Institute in Leipzig and at the "Konrad Wolf" University of Film and Television in Potsdam-Babelsberg.

Behrens received major awards, the German Film Award for "Berlin metropolitan railway pictures," the German Screenplay Award for "Not a word of love," the Radio Play Prize of War Blind for "The Big identification game", the Frankfurt Radio Play Prize , the Radio Play Prize of the Berlin Academy of Arts , the Premios Ondas for the radio play “Stealth Fighter” and in 2007 the Günter Eich Prize , for a life's work that has constantly expanded the genre of radio play with plenty of ideas.

Alfred Behrens has been a member of the PEN Center Germany since 1974 .

Awards

Works

literature

  • Götz Schmedes: Media text radio play. Approaches to radio play semiotics using the example of Alfred Behrens' radio work. Münster: Waxmann Verlag, 2002. ISBN 3830910622

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Deutschlandfunk.de: On the occasion of Alfred Behrens' 70th birthday . Deutschlandfunk , July 1, 2014