Margrit Schulz
Margrit Schulz (* before 1945, alternative spelling: Margit Schulz ) is a German film editor . Along with Monika Schindler, she is one of the few GDR cutters who managed to continue their career successfully and busy even after the fall of the Wall .
life and work
Schulz studied until 1963 at the then German Academy of Film Arts mentioned film university Babelsberg . Her thesis in the field of editing is entitled Symbols and Symbols as the Result of the Montage in the film "Clear Sky" .
A total of 18 episodes in the Polizeiruf 110 series and 17 episodes in the Tatort series identify Margrit Schulz as an extremely sought-after and creative crime thriller editor. There are also 5 episodes in the Wolffs Revier series , all of which were broadcast in 1995.
Her name is written as Margit Schulz in several opening and apprenticeships , for example in Tatort: Ein Fall für Ehrlicher (1992) and Tatort: Bomben für Ehrlicher (1995).
Filmography (selection)
Other films by the DFF / television of the GDR (1969–1990)
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Other films from the time of reunification (1991–2009)
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Web links
- Margrit Schulz at filmportal.de
- Margrit Schulz in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Library catalog card of the Babelsberg Film University
- ↑ Klarer Himmel (1960) is a so-called thaw film by director Grigori Tschuchrai .
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| SURNAME | Schulz, Margrit |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Schulz, Margit |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German film editor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | before 1945 |