Karl Kurzmayer

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Karl Kurzmayer , also Carl Kurzmayer and Károly Kurzmayer (born November 28, 1901 in Vienna , † January 24, 1972 there ) was an Austrian cameraman .

After an apprenticeship as a photographer during the First World War, he received training as a cameraman at the Pathé film company . From 1918 he was involved in various film productions as a subordinate cameraman. In the 1920s he worked in this capacity and as a documentary filmmaker in Germany, Hungary, Spain and the USA.

At the age of 30 he became a teacher at the Belgrade Film Academy. It was not until 1933 that he started making films as head cameraman. Kurzmayer worked in studios in Budapest from 1936 to 1938 , then again in Vienna. Apart from his participation in the propaganda documentary Battle for Norway , he mainly shot cheerful film comedies, which were often played in Vienna. He was buried at the Baumgartner Friedhof .

Filmography

  • 1933: Mystery of the sex
  • 1934: Carnival and love
  • 1935: The two fabrics
  • 1935: The journey into the youth
  • 1936: Immortal Melodies
  • 1936: Hannerl and her lovers
  • 1939: black versus blonde
  • 1939: Miss Figaro
  • 1939: one to one
  • 1939: Anton the Last
  • 1940: Seven years of bad luck
  • 1940: Battle for Norway
  • 1941: We ask for a dance
  • 1944: The will to live
  • 1946: The long way
  • 1947: The world is turning upside down
  • 1947: Viennese melodies
  • 1948: back and forth
  • 1948: The Treasure Chest (director and screenplay)
  • 1948: The Sonnhof farmer (also co-director)
  • 1949: love trial
  • 1950: the stolen year
  • 1951: When a Viennese woman waltzes
  • 1951: Valentine's Fall
  • 1952: The Sonnblick calls
  • 1953: The big guilt
  • 1953: The five rabbits
  • 1954: Sun over the Adriatic
  • 1954: Immortal Mozart
  • 1955: Let the sun shine again
  • 1955: The landlady on the Lahn
  • 1955: Götz von Berlichingen

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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Karl Kurzmayer in the search for the deceased at friedhoefewien.at