Jørn Precht

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Jørn Precht (born May 30, 1967 in Esslingen am Neckar ) is a German lecturer for screenplay and dramaturgy, screenwriter , translator , editor , actor , director , film producer and author .

Life

Precht studied German and English from 1989 to 1997 at the University of Stuttgart . From 1998 to 2001 he completed a postgraduate course in “Screenwriting and Creative Producing” at the Baden-Württemberg Film Academy . In January 2001 he founded the Interspherial Screenwriting School in the Filmhaus Stuttgart , where he was academic director until 2012. Since March 2002 he has been a board member of the Filmbüro Baden-Württemberg . Since March 2009 he has been working as a freelance screenwriter for Bavaria TV-Produktion for the TV series SOKO Stuttgart . Since April 2012 Precht has been Professor of Transmedia Storytelling at the Stuttgart Media University . In 2014 he opened the Institute for Applied Narration Research (IANA) there.

In 2016, in collaboration with journalist Eva-Maria Bast, the non-fiction books “Stuttgarter Secrets” (in cooperation with “Stuttgarter Zeitung” and “Stuttgarter Nachrichten”) and “Flensburger Secrets” (in cooperation with “Flensburger Tageblatt”) were published. The team of authors also wrote the historical novel “Die Villa am Elbstrand” under the open pseudonym Charlotte Jacobi, which was published by Piper Verlag in November 2018. [obsolete] Since 2017, Precht has been working with Roger Spottiswoode on a new feature film and, on behalf of ZDF, as a screenwriter for the 3D animation television series “Petzi” (“Rasmus Klump”). In 2017, Gmeiner Verlag published his historical novel “The secret of Dr. Alzheimer ”, which was awarded the bronze HOMER Prize for the best historical novel of 2017 on October 6, 2018 .

Filmography

As a director

  • 1994–2005: Happy Days I-VII
  • 2007: Shot in Stuttgart
  • 2008: Kissed awake in Stuttgart

As an actor

  • 1994-2005: Happy Days I-VII (as Nils Nordenstam)
  • 2008: Kissed awake in Stuttgart (as a mean guy)
  • 2017: 5 Lovers Down by Alexander Tuschinski (as Hagen)
  • 2017: Woyzeck by Alexander Tuschinski (as a soldier)

As a screenwriter

  • 1994–2005: Happy Days I-VII
  • 2000: flotsam
  • 2004: Wacky - full throttle into love
  • 2004: Home Sweet Home - Episode: True Voices
  • 2004: A man to eat (with Robert Spitz and Viktor Stauder )
  • 2007: Shot in Stuttgart
  • 2008: Kissed awake in Stuttgart
  • 2010: SOKO Stuttgart Result: baby maker
  • 2010: SOKO Stuttgart episode: poison arrow
  • 2011: SOKO Stuttgart Result: Cooked out
  • 2014: SOKO Stuttgart episode: dream prince
  • 2014: War is over, honey!
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 14: Unstoppable / Unbrakeable
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 16: Visiting Pingonesia / Come as you are
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 17: Klaus hat 'n Vogel / Not a pushover
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 18: Scaredy rabbits grope in the dark / Blueberry Thrill
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 19: A chick takes off / High and mighty
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 20: Magic is still possible Hopphopp / It's kind of magic
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 21: The Submarine Spies / Prima Submarina
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 22: The Pillow Gang / A bridge too far
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 24: Lämmchen / A little sheepish
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump episode 25: The decency princess / That's the spirit!
  • 2018: Petzi / Rasmus Klump Episode 26: Happy New Year! / New Year's Rescue Remedy

As a producer

  • 1994–2005: Happy Days I-VII
  • 2007: Shot in Stuttgart
  • 2008: Kissed awake in Stuttgart

Works as an author

  • 2016: Stuttgart Secrets (with Eva-Maria Bast )
  • 2016: Flensburg Secrets (with Eva-Maria Bast)
  • 2017: The secret of Dr. Alzheimer

With Eva-Maria Bast under the pseudonym Charlotte Jacobi

  • 2018: The villa on the Elbstrand (Elbstrand-Saga 1)
  • 2019: Longing for the villa on the Elbstrand (Elbstrand-Saga 2)
  • 2020: Storm over the villa on the Elbstrand (Elbstrand-Saga 3)
  • 2020: The Douglas Sisters

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Project list - self-reported on the homepage of his author's office ( Memento from April 6, 2005 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ↑ Biography - self-reported on the homepage of his author's office ( Memento from July 14, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
  3. ↑ His profile on XING , accessed on August 9, 2013.
personal data
SURNAME Precht, Jørn
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lecturer for screenplay and dramaturgy, screenwriter, translator, editor, actor and director
DATE OF BIRTH May 30, 1967
PLACE OF BIRTH Esslingen am Neckar