Gero Priemel

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Gero Priemel (born October 27, 1913 in Frankfurt am Main , Germany ; † 2002 ) was a German director , producer and screenwriter of cultural and documentary films .

Live and act

The son of the Frankfurt zoo director Kurt Priemel grew up, thanks to his father's profession, with all questions about nature. Gero Priemel attended secondary school and then studied biology at the universities of Frankfurt, Vienna and Munich up to a doctorate. He then worked as an advertising consultant until 1937 and was employed in the UFA's cultural film department from 1938 to 1945 . For his achievements shown there, Gero Priemel received the honorary award of the city of Munich in 1942. During the last years of the war, Dr. Priemel mainly as director of the main film department of the Reich Aviation Ministry.

After the war he continued his work for several small production companies, since 1950 he made the short films with his own company, EGP-Film. For a good decade, mostly in collaboration with his wife Erni Priemel-Brunner, Gero Priemel directed a wealth of short films, both of which often wrote the book. The content of the film was seldom devoted to natural topics, but mainly to areas such as urban development, technical progress and production problems in industry. What Gero Priemel did after 1962 is just as unknown as the exact date of his death.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1938: Giant German beetle world
  • 1939: Tragedies in the insect kingdom
  • 1939: The summer meadow
  • 1940: a Brazilian rhapsody
  • 1941: The crayfish - a short life story
  • 1942: Autumn song
  • 1947: Heavenly Orchestra
  • 1948: The San José scale insect
  • 1950: Shield citizens on the attack
  • 1950: Tamed bacilli
  • 1951: How a stocking is made
  • 1951: Wuppertal - 24 hours from the life of a German industrial city
  • 1952: A car is built
  • 1952: Wuppertal is alive - building a German city
  • 1952: A car is built
  • 1953: Johann, the transport offender
  • 1953: Floor-less lifting conveyors - servants of progress
  • 1954: soap
  • 1954: margarine
  • 1954: A visit to Ford
  • 1955: Water - Landscape - Life
  • 1955: Island of Peace
  • 1955: Endangered source of life
  • 1955: yesterday and today
  • 1955: Conservation by cooling
  • 1956: Information is given
  • 1956: The lead accumulator
  • 1957: Inge discovers a city
  • 1957: The computational lock
  • 1957: Wallpaper transforms rooms
  • 1957: Great love for small gardens
  • 1958: wallpaper
  • 1958: Welcome on board
  • 1958: Between Bonn and Berlin
  • 1958: Between landing and take-off
  • 1959: Art student Ursula
  • 1959: Tested reliability
  • 1959: The purchasing cooperative
  • 1960: For today and tomorrow
  • 1960: Be careful - otherwise it will happen
  • 1960: ... and the sun is shining in the Black Forest
  • 1960: For today and tomorrow
  • 1961: In paradise never lost
  • 1961: Landscape melody Oberschwaben
  • 1961: In love with the Swabian Alb
  • 1961: Pharmaceutical specialties
  • 1962: castles, wine and quiet forests
  • 1962: Heilbronn - living past on the Neckar

literature

  • Johann Caspar Glenzdorf: Glenzdorf's international film lexicon. Biographical manual for the entire film industry. Volume 3: Peit – Zz. Prominent-Filmverlag, Bad Münder 1961, DNB 451560752 , p. 1329.

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