Lenard Fritz Krawinkel

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Lenard Fritz Krawinkel (born November 23, 1966 in Hanover , also Lenard F. Krawinkel ) is a German actor , director , screenwriter and producer .

Life

After studying at Semmelweis University in Budapest and Berlin, Lenard F. Krawinkel established the journalistic television magazines FAB and Tip TV in Berlin. As an Arthur F. Burns Fellow , he was awarded a fellowship at Entertainment Tonight at Paramount Studios in Hollywood. At the beginning of 1993 he began his film directing studies at the University of Film and Television in Munich, which he completed at FEMIS in Paris . Several short and TV films followed in 2000 with the feature film Sumo Bruno, his debut in German cinemas. As a result, he switched from real film to animation and, as a co-founder of Ambient Entertainment , started building up the studio for computer animation in Hanover. As a producer and director, he brought the first German computer-animated feature film Back to Gaya to cinemas through Warner Bros. In 2008 he switched from digital film pioneers to start-up entrepreneurs and founded Zoobe message entertainment GmbH in Berlin. Zoobe developed the first voice messaging app with animated characters. The aim was a new, entertaining filmic form of mobile communication using animated avatars - so-called Animojiis . By 2016, over 250 million personal zoobe videos were made by users worldwide and sent on mobile messaging channels. When the iPhone X was launched in 2017, the Animojiis were one of Apple's three new standard features .

Filmography

As an actor

As a director

As a screenwriter

As a producer

Prizes & awards

  • Red Herring Global award for zoobe 2014
  • German Innovation Award 2004 for "Back to Gaya
  • Nomination Spanish GOYA 2008 for best animation film with "Back to Gaya"
  • Nomination for the German Short Film Award 1997 "The Dead From the Other Shore"
  • "Predicate particularly valuable" ("Elective affinities", "The dead from the other bank", "Pack me", "Back to Gaya")
  • 34th Giffoni Film Festival (2004, 2nd place Kids Section, Back to Gaya)
  • Animasia Festival (2004, KAPA Price, Back to Gaya)
  • Junior Film Festival Stockholm (2005, Bästa lågstadiefilm, Back to Gaya)
  • Fantasporto (2005, Nominee for international Fantasy Film Award, Back to Gaya)

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