Arno Ortmair
Arno Ortmair is a German film producer . With his production company Film-Line Productions GmbH he develops and produces television and cinema films. His main areas of activity include international co-productions and film financing.
Life
At the beginning of his career, Arno Ortmair worked as a line producer for various American studios as well as for European production companies. During this time, films such as Moscow on the Hudson ( Robin Williams ), Little Drummer Girl ( Diane Keaton ), The Holcroft Covennant ( Michael Caine ), The Train ( Ben Kingsley ) and James Bond : The Living Daylights ( Timothy Dalton ) were made. In 1984 Ortmair founded his production company Film-Line Productions GmbH . Film-Line has its headquarters in Munich's Bavaria Studios with branches in Berlin and Vienna and an acquisition representative in Los Angeles. In 1995 he also founded the Austrian film production company Eclypse Filmpartners in Vienna.
Ortmair was chairman of the executive board of the producers ' association from 2010 to 2017 and is currently a member of its board of trustees. Ortmair is also a member of the Producers' Association Film Austria , a member of the FFA's award committee , a deputy member of the FFA's administrative board, a member of the SPIO presidium , a member of the advisory board of German Films and the Verwertungsgesellschaft Film (VGF), as well as a voting representative of the VDFP in the FIAPF and the AGICOA . He is also a member of the German Film Academy .
Productions
- 1993: I Spy - Directed by Jerry London
- 1995: Der Tourist (The Tourist) - Director: Urs Egger
- 1997: Das Ewige Lied (Silent Night Holy Night) - Director: Franz Xaver Bogner
- 1998: Mortal Enemies (Troopers) - Director: Oliver Hirschbiegel
- 2002: Schwabenkinder - Director: Jo Baier
- 2002: Der Poet (The Poet) - Director: Paul Hills
- 2003: Santa Claus overboard (Last X-Mas) - Director: Thomas Berger
- 2004: Blond: Eva Blond! - The dwarf in the locker - Director: Hermine Huntgeburth
- 2004: Blond: Eva Blond! - As life goes - Director: Matthias Glasner
- 2004: Deadly detour (Deadly Diversion) - Director: curt faudon
- 2005: Blackout Journey - Director: Sigi Kamml
- 2005: Klimt - Director: Raúl Ruiz
- 2005: Margarete Steiff - Director: Xaver Schwarzenberger
- 2006: The Beheaded Rooster (The Beheaded Rooster) - Director: Radu Gabrea
- 2006: Albert - my invisible friend - directed by Jorgo Papavassiliou
- 2007: Mister Karl: Kinoporträt KH Böhm - Director: Kurt Mayer
- 2007: The Bible Code (The Bible Code) - Director: Christoph Schrewe
- 2009: Maybe in Another Life - Director: Elisabeth Scharang
- 2010: Tabu - The soul is strange on earth - Director: Christoph Stark
- 2011: The Desert Doctor - Director: Jörg Grünler
- 2013: Souls in Fire - Director: Urs Egger
- 2018: The Miracle of Wörgl - Director: Urs Egger
Awards
- 2 Bambi awards for Margarete Steiff ( Heike Makatsch , audience award and best actress)
- Bavarian television award for Margarete Steiff
- Herbert Quandt Media Prize for Margarete Steiff
- Nomination for an international Emmy Award for Margarete Steiff (Heike Makatsch, Best Actress)
- Russian Producers Award for Klimt
- 2 Romy Awards for Swabian Children and The Eternal Song
- Bavarian film award for mortal enemies
Web links
- Arno Ortmair in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Arno Ortmair at filmportal.de
- Website of the production company Film-Line Productions
- Association of German Film Producers
Individual evidence
- ^ Arno Ortmair: An association on the way into the future. Association of German Film Producers (VDFP), April 26, 2017, accessed on May 10, 2019 .
- ↑ The board of directors. Association of German Film Producers (VDFP), accessed on May 10, 2019 .
- ^ Arno Ortmair. German Film Academy , accessed on April 22, 2019 .
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Ortmair, Arno |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German film producer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 20th century |