Johannes Krell (documentary filmmaker)

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Johannes Krell (born September 17, 1982 in Halle (Saale) ) is a German documentary filmmaker (director, screenplay, camera, editor) and sound designer .

Life

Krell studied audiovisual media / camera at the Beuth University of Applied Sciences in Berlin . He has been working as a freelance cameraman, film editor and sound designer since 2008 . He completed his postgraduate studies in “Media Arts” at the Art Academy for Media Cologne in 2018. As a participant in the short film competition of the Berlinale, he and Florian Fischer won the Golden Bear for Best Short Film 2019.

Filmography

  • 2019: (together with Florian Fischer) Umbra , short film 20 min., World premiere at the Berlinale competition (direction, screenplay, camera, editing), coproduction with the Art Academy for Media Cologne
  • 2016: (together with Florian Fischer) Kaltes Tal , short documentary 15 min., World premiere October 18, 2016, Nice International Short Film Festival (director, screenplay, camera, visual effects, editing, sound)
  • 2014: (together with Florian Fischer) Still Life , short experimental film 20 min., World premiere April 2014 Toronto Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival (director, producer, camera, editor)

Awards

  • 2019 (together with Florian Fischer) Golden Bear Best short film for Umbra
  • 2017 (together with Florian Fischer) jury award and audience award category “Experimental” at Kurzsuechtig - Central German Short Film Festival Leipzig for Kaltes Tal
  • 2016 (together with Florian Fischer) German short film award in gold in the category documentary for Kaltes Tal
  • 2014 (together with Florian Fischer) nomination for the jury award at the Hamburg International Short Film Festival for Still Life

Web links

supporting documents

  1. Short biography of Florian Fischer , accessed December 18, 2019
  2. Golden Bear for Best Short Film: Umbra - directors Johannes Krell and Florian Fischer , Berlinale Annual Archive 2019, accessed December 18, 2019
  3. German Short Film Award 2016 , filmportal.de from November 18, 2016, accessed December 18, 2019
  4. Awards and Nominations , IMDb, accessed December 18, 2019