Ayhan Salar
Ayhan Salar (* 1967 in Izmir , Turkey ) is a German author , director and cameraman of Turkish origin.
Life
After studying cultural studies and philosophy at the University of Bremen and studying in the film class of the HdK Bremen, Salar worked as a production assistant at the Bremen Institute for Film / Television. Since 1994 he has worked as a freelance cameraman for Radio Bremen , NDR and ZDF . He is also the author and director of various short films and documentaries in which he also addresses migration. His early works In Fremd Erde und Totentraum ( 1995 ), which received the Film & Video Print Berlin / Hamburg sponsorship award at the 11th Hamburg Short Film Festival, are still relevant today. The filmmaker's more recent productions are Frizör ( 2003 ) and the documentary Abgedendet (2002).
Awards
- Kodak Award "Best Cinematographer" ASPEN, USA 2007
- Audience award “Made in Germany” 19th Int. Short Film Festival Hamburg 2003
- Special Prize of the Turkey-Germany Film Festival Nuremberg 2003 jury
- FBW rating: Particularly valuable 1999
- Special Jury Prize Turkey - Germany Film Days Nuremberg 1997
- FBW rating: Particularly valuable 1995
- 1st prize "Made in Germany" Short Film Festival Hamburg 1995
- 1st prize Turkey - Nuremberg Film Festival 1995
Web links
- Ayhan Salar in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Website
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Salar, Ayhan |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German author, director and cameraman of Turkish origin |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1967 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Izmir , Turkey |