Oliver Auspitz

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Oliver Auspitz (born November 17, 1975 in Vienna ) is an Austrian film producer and entrepreneur.

Life

After graduating from high school, Oliver Auspitz began studying law in 1994. At the same time he worked as a marketing manager for a concert management company. In 1995 he entered the media landscape as a reporter, editor and presenter for Ö3 and ORF.

Until he returned to the ORF, Oliver Auspitz worked from the end of 1997 for the weekly magazine News and then on the private radio launch of the radio station Antenne Wien as a presenter and program manager. He has been working for MR Film since 1999 . First he worked there as a producer and deputy editor-in-chief of the Barbara Karlich Show , which he helped develop . He also presented the reality soap Taxi Orange for ORF , as well as other shows such as Domino Day , "Streetlive", "Vizit" or "song.null.vier."

Since 2004 he has been the sole managing partner and producer of the MR Film Group. At the end of 2017 he sold shares in the MR Film Group to BETA Film in Germany, but remained in the company as a partner and producer. In addition, Auspitz is active with his Auspitz Trading GmbH in corporate investment management, real estate investment and as a start-up investor.

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SURNAME Auspitz, Oliver
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian film producer
DATE OF BIRTH 17th November 1975
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna