Josef Dietze

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Josef Dietze , also Joseph Dietze , (born before 1900; died after March 1940) was a German cameraman .

Life

Dietzes work can be documented with films between 1919 and 1940. During the silent film era, he worked for the Treumann-Larsen-Gesellschaft, where he was on camera in a series of productions with the silent film star Wanda Treumann (WT), who was also a producer. He was the photographer of the adventure series The Woman with the 10 Masks (four episodes, 1921/22), several crime and social dramas, and two episodes of the Harry Hill detective series (1924).

In 1920 he photographed four crime films by Wolfgang Neff , for which Jane Beß wrote the manuscript, for Orplid-Film GmbH in Berlin. He shot two films, Der Mann ohne Beruf 1922 and Lieb Heimatland 1925, for the "Erich Claudius Film Workshop" in Naumburg an der Saale.

In 1931/32 he worked in Finland , where he shot two sound films for the Finnish company Sarastus ("Dawn"). In 1936 he was one of the cameramen who recorded the Olympic Games for Leni Riefenstahl . His last documented film was a Nazi propaganda film commissioned by the Wehrmacht High Command about the Norwegian campaign in 1940. Since no post-war work can be identified, Josef Dietze may have died during the Second World War .

Filmography

Silent films

  • 1919: One night lived in paradise (WT)
  • 1919: The Ghost Seer, also: The crime of jealousy when women love
  • 1919: Those who die when they love (WT)
  • 1919: The Secret of the Scaffold (WT)
  • 1919: The Violet Death (WT)
  • 1919: Salome (WT)
  • 1920: The Land of Promise
  • 1920: The Unrecognized (Orplid) [camera with Hermann Saalfrank ]
  • 1920: Souls in the Swamp (WT)
  • 1920: The Chalice of Chastity (WT)
  • 1920: The Smuggler (WT)
  • 1920: The Trapped Man (Orplid)
  • 1920: Ninon de l'Enclos (WT)
  • 1920: love of women. Mosaic composed of three stone images
  • 1920: The Plan of Three (Orplid)
  • 1920: The Secret of the Midnight Hour (Orplid)
  • 1921: the last man
  • 1921: The woman with the 10 masks. 1st incident: The grave without the dead (WT)
  • 1921: The woman with the 10 masks. Incident 2: The shadow of the hanged man
  • 1922: The woman with the 10 masks. Event 3: Dead Who Live (WT)
  • 1922: The woman with the 10 masks. Event 4: The House of the Notorious (WT)
  • 1922: Abominations of Darkness (WT)
  • 1922: The man without a job
  • 1922: Just One Night ("Nick Carter" Adventure)
  • 1922: Women Who Commit Marriage ("Nick Carter" Adventure)
  • 1924: The Fool and the Others
  • 1924: Harry Hill's Hunt for Death Part 1 (“Harry Hill” Adventure)
  • 1924: Harry Hill's Hunt for Death Part 2
  • 1925: Götz von Berlichingen named with the iron hand
  • 1925: carelessness and love
  • 1926: Dear homeland
  • 1926: That was in Heidelberg on a blue summer night
  • 1927: Burglary into the Villa Hawarth [camera with Herbert Körner]
  • 1927: The girl from the Salvation Army
  • 1929: Big City Children - Between Spree and Panke

Sound films

Web links

literature

  • Gero Gandert: 1929 - The film of the Weimar Republic , illustrated edition. Verlag Walter de Gruyter, 1993. ISBN 9783110852615 . Length 916 pages
  • Daniel Wildmann: Desired Bodies: Construction and staging of the "Aryan male body" in the "Third Reich". Würzburg, Verlag Königshausen & Neumann, 1998. ISBN 9783826014178 . Length 160 pages
  • Mervi Pantti: "Öljy, josta palava isänmaanrakkaus imee voimansa" - Kalle Kaarna ja elokuvat 1927–1939 (essay on Kalle Kaarna (1887–1964), director) at elonet.fi , (Finnish)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The Unrecognized, The Man in the Trap, The Plan of Three and The Secret of the Midnight Hour, all 1920 and with the detective Martens, played by Harry Frank , as heroes
  2. ↑ Sarastus Oy: lle elokuvat Jääkärin morsian (1931), Erämaan turvissa (1931) ja Kuisma ja Helinä (1932); see. Mervi Pantti: "Öljy, josta palava isänmaanrakkaus imee voimansa" - Kalle Kaarna ja elokuvat 1927–1939 (essay on Kalle Kaarna (1887–1964), director) at elonet.fi , (Finnish)
  3. ↑ one of the “Schlager” films that tried to attach themselves to the success of a song hit, here to the title composition by Hermann Krome , to which Willy Weiss wrote the text. It was a success on the gramophone record, cf. Label at ytimg.com ( memento of the original from October 19, 2016 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. to listen to on youtube @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / i.ytimg.com
  4. ↑ contained a theme song by Bruno Gellert , "Destiny", whose words Ludwig Hamburger wrote
  5. ↑ Together with Paul Holzki , cf. Gandert 1929, p. 260. The working title of the film was “Heinrich Zille (The Life of a Great Master)”; this artist, who only recently died on the morning of August 9, 1929, was played by Karl Töpfer . In the cinema advertising “Großstadtkinder” was announced as a “Zille memorial film”, whereas Otto Nagel protested against this in Berlin on morning no. 225 of December 8, 1929 (Gandert 1929, p. 261)
  6. ↑ also: Tundra - Valse triste , cf. Cinema poster with the name "J. Dietze"
  7. ↑ bilingual (Finnish-Swedish) movie poster with the name "J. Dietze"
  8. ↑ IMDb indicates Dietze had an uncredited involved, however, filmportal.de ( Olympia (2 parts). In: filmportal.de . German Film Institute , accessed on 28 December 2016 . ) And more recently Wildenmann S. 160, the naming of photographers stated in the program booklet
personal data
SURNAME Dietze, Josef
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dietze, Joseph
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German cameraman
DATE OF BIRTH before 1900
DATE OF DEATH after March 1940