Herbert Frohberg
Herbert Frohberg (born July 17, 1909 in Nowawes , † after 1945) was a German film architect .
Life
Frohberg completed a degree in architecture , which he completed with the degree of a graduate engineer. He then found a job as an assistant architect at UFA , where he helped his respected colleagues Robert Herlth , Walter Röhrig and Erich Kettelhut on films such as Yorck (1931), Mensch ohne Namen (1932), Schwarze Rosen (1935) and Schlußakkord (1936) .
In 1937 Herbert Frohberg made his debut under the patronage of Kettelhut as the second architect, from 1939 to 1945 he held the position of chief scene designer. In 1943/44, Frohberg was also the second architect to assist his colleagues Karl Machus and Erich Zander in the production of the extensive film structures for the UFA large-scale production in Kolberg . At the end of the war in 1945, Frohberg's trail is lost.
Filmography
only as an architect and chief architect
- 1937: Gasparone
- 1938: major alarm
- 1938: rubber
- 1938: Un fichu métier
- 1939: Hello Janine
- 1939: Three fathers around Anna
- 1939: 12 minutes past 12
- 1940: Detective Inspector Eyck
- 1942: Soldier Weiler is converted (short film, industrial film)
- 1942: Bayer 205 (short film, industrial film)
- 1944: The wedding hotel
- 1944: The trombonist
Web links
- Herbert Frohberg in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Herbert Frohberg at filmportal.de
Individual proof
- ↑ Date and place of birth according to Frohberg's Reichsfilmkammer file
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Frohberg, Herbert |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German film architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | July 17, 1909 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Nowawes near Potsdam |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1945 |