Charlotte Drews-Bernstein
Charlotte Drews-Bernstein (born January 13, 1936 in Hamburg ) is a German screenwriter , director , audio book producer and radio writer . She lives and works in Hamburg.
Life
After teaching at the Goethe-Institut in Tehran and doing radio correspondence for the NDR / SFB in 1963, Drews-Bernstein completed an apprenticeship as a radio writer in the up-and-coming studio of the North German Broadcasting Corporation under the direction of Axel Eggebrecht . After she had finished this, she worked in the NDR family editorial team and in the NDR school radio (among other things as an author for the radio play series Neues aus Waldhagen , feature author for the series “Ways of World Trade” and “Nature and Technology”).
In 1995 Drews-Bernstein wrote the script for the television play Grandmothers Courage together with her co-author Gabriele Kreis . In 1996, again in collaboration with Kreis, the scripts for six episodes of the television series Women Murder Lighter were created . In 1999 she wrote the template for the television film My Father's Castle , she is also the author of the scripts for two film adaptations from the Rosamunde Pilcher series, Flowers in the Rain (2001) and Certainty of the Heart (2003). In 2003/2004 scripts for the episodes Like in Real Life , Strong Like Jade and Faxen from the television series Evelyn Hamann's Stories from Life followed .
Drews-Bernstein is also the author of numerous radio plays for the German-language programs of the Scandinavian broadcasters.
Awards
- 1980 Wilhelmine Lübke Prize for saying goodbye to your own apartment
- 1983 Ernst Reuter Prize for The Elbe - a river with a history
- 1989 Robert Geisendörfer Prize for Brides (together with Barbara Entrup)
- 1993 Robert Geisendörfer Prize for The Synagogue in Freudental (together with Barbara Entrup)
- 1998 Radio play of the year for the radio play version by Jan Philipp Reemtsma Im Keller
- 2003 Robert Geisendörfer Prize in the radio category for Ten Years of Sibir… - German forced laborers in Schadrinsk (1945–1948) .
- 2010 Oste Culture Prize “The Golden Pike” in the literature category for the audio book For and with Peter Rühmkorf - Between Friend Hein and Friend Heine
Features and radio plays (author)
- 1980: Radio in Africa
- 1983: The Elbe - a river with history
- 1985: In search of happiness - the clown Dimitri
- 1985: The brave Hanna (A portrait of the Swiss theater clown Gardi Hutter )
- 1986: Momo by Michael Ende , radio play adaptation: Charlotte Drews-Bernstein
- 1988: Brides - a radio collage (together with Barbara Entrup), speakers: Else Quecke , Heidemarie Theobald , Hanns Zischler
- 1990: Golf - the healthy addiction
- 1993: The Synagogue in Freudental (report on a Jewish protective village in Swabia), speakers: Uta Hallant and Friedhelm Ptok
- 1994: The village out of the toy box (Christmas in Seiffen - also directed, together with Barbara Entrup)
- 1998: In the basement of Jan Philipp Reemtsma, radio processing by Charlotte Drews-Bernstein
- 2002: Ten years of Sibir ... (German forced laborers in Schadrinsk, 1945–1948)
- 2005: News from Waldhagen (review of a school radio village 1955–1985) with Heinz Reincke and the ensemble of the Ohnsorg Theater
- 2008: China - light and shadow of radical change
- 2009: Hochseil - The long Peter Rühmkorf Night
- 2013: Salam Persepolis - a long night about early trips to ancient Persia and the first Shah to visit Europe
Audiobook productions (direction)
- Evening hours in democracy by Heinz Berggruen , speaker: Heinz Berggruen, book publisher: Rowohlt Verlag , audio book publisher: Deutsche Grammophon
- The white fetish man by Albert Schweitzer , speaker: Klausjürgen Wussow , Verlag CH Beck / Deutsche Grammophon
- Love on the Amur River by Andreï Makine , speaker: Charles Brauer , Der Spiegel Verlag / Hoffmann and Campe
- The Jew and the Girl by Christiane Kohl , speaker: Mario Adorf , Der Spiegel Verlag / Hoffmann and Campe
- Two speeches - Ivan Nagel and Jan Philipp Reemtsma , studio recordings of the opening speeches for the exhibition “War of Extermination. Crimes of the Wehrmacht from 1941 to 1944 ”. Author and speaker: Ivan Nagel and Jan Philipp Reemtsma, music by Johann Sebastian Bach , St. Matthew Passion , Hännsler Classic
- Arno Schmidt - audio book edition , read by Jan-Philipp Reemtsma, audio book publisher: BMG-Wort, 2000, audio book of the month May 2000
- Fit with Pu by Ethan Mordden , speaker: Uwe Friedrichsen , Hoffmann and Campe Verlag
- America by Sibylle Berg , spokesperson: Sibylle Berg, Hoffmann and Campe-Verlag
- The thing called love - The life of Fritzi Massary by Carola Stern Rowohlt Verlag / Deutsche Grammophon
- Dad what is a stranger? by Tahar Ben Jelloun, speakers: Otto Schily and Jenny Schily, Rowohlt Verlag / Deutsche Grammophon
- The Ballad vom Baikalsee by Klaus Bednarz , speaker: Klaus Bednarz, Europa Verlag Berlin / Hoffmann and Campe
- Zettel's dream by Arno Schmidt, speakers: Jan Philipp Reemtsma, Joachim Kersten and Bernd Rauschenbach , BMG-Wort
- Pu in pinstripes by Roger E. Allen, speaker: Uwe Friedrichsen, Hoffmann and Campe Verlag
- The flexible person by Richard Sennett, speakers: Rolf Becker and Erkki Hopf, BMG-Wort
- Crimes of the Wehrmacht , dimensions of the war of extermination 1941–1944, with Rolf Becker, Verena von Behr, Marlen Diekhoff , Alexandra Henkel , Erkki Hopf, Friedhelm Ptok, Thomas Vogt and Gerd Wameling .
- African mortuary lament by Peter Scholl-Latour , speaker: Peter Scholl-Latour, Random House Audio
- The most beautiful price of freedom by Michael Naumann , speaker: Michael Naumann, BMG-Wort
- Menander and Glycerion by Christoph Martin Wieland , speaker: Jan Philipp Reemtsma, BMW-Wort
- Lilienthal 1801 by Arno Schmidt, speakers: Joachim Kersten, Bernd Rauschenbach and Jan Philipp Reemtsma, BMG-Wort
- Klelia and Sinibald by Christoph Martin Wieland, speaker: Jan Philipp Reemtsma, audio book publisher Steinbach Talking Books
- Shifted continents , stories by Arno Schmidt, speakers: Joachim Kersten, Bernd Rauschenbach and Jan Philipp Reemtsma, audio book publisher Steinbach Talking Books
literature
- Dan Garrett, Charlotte Drews-Bernstein: Germany (World in View). 1991, ISBN 978-0-431-00444-0 .
- Wolfgang Kaiser, Charlotte Drews – Bernstein, Grabriele Kreis, Gerd Walter: Ana, Mr. Five Percentage and the great, life-changing love: On the relationship between the sexes XVI. 1992, ISBN 978-3-925-05610-9 .
- Wolfgang Kaiser, Hans C. Zander, Charlotte Drews-Bernstein, Carl H. Möhle: Kaiser's cards box: On possible hazards in life: 7th 1998, ISBN 978-3-925056-20-8 .
Web links
- Official website
- The Black Hole IV - The Audio Book as an Art Form and Mass Medium Lecture and discussion with Charlotte Drews – Bernstein. At literaturbuero / nordhessen.de.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Charlotte Drews-Bernstein biography at hoerzu.de. Retrieved November 19, 2013.
- ↑ Grandmother's Courage Der Spiegel 22/1995 of May 29, 1995. Retrieved on November 19, 2013.
- ↑ Charlotte Drews-Bernstein TV movies and series on drews-bernstein-de. Retrieved November 19, 2013.
- ^ Wilhelmine Lübke Prize for five radio authors , in the Reutlinger General-Anzeiger of March 20, 1980, PDF file page 4 of 32
- ↑ Radio Prize 2003 ( Memento of the original from September 24, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Award ceremony at gep.de. Retrieved November 19, 2013.
- ↑ Goldener Hecht Literature - 2010 at Niederelbe.de. Retrieved November 19, 2013.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Drews-Bernstein, Charlotte |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German screenwriter, director, audio book producer and radio writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 13, 1936 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Hamburg |