Orazio Zambelletti

Orazio Zambelletti (* 1973 in Beckum ) is a German director and actor of Italian origin.

biography

Orazio Zambelletti completed his studies at the University of Music and Theater Hamburg from 1994 to 1998 under the professors Pjotr ​​Olev , Jutta Hoffmann , Monika Bleibtreu and Elisabeth Schwarz . Even during his acting training he played on the stages of the Schauspielhaus Hamburg and Thalia Theater under the directors Jürgen Gosch and Johann Kresnik . Engagements in Vienna and Bochum followed. Since 1998 he has also worked in front of the camera for film and television work. He has been working as a director since 2001 , so far in Hamburg, Tübingen, Bochum, Heidelberg, Bielefeld and Göttingen. Zambelletti lives in Hamburg .

Theater engagements (selection)

• Schauspielhaus Bochum (2003-2004)
• Kampnagel Hamburg (1997-2000)
• Volkstheater Vienna (1999)
• Vienna Festival Weeks (2000)
• Schauspielhaus Hamburg (1996)
• Thalia Theater Hamburg (1995)

Film and television (selection)

• 1998: Deployment Hamburg Süd (series), episode lead role, director: Ilse Hofmann
• 1999: Die Schule am See (series), leading role, director: Michael Knopf
• 1999: A Case for Two , directed by Arend Agthe
• 1999: Großstadtrevier, director: Wolfgang Münstermann
• 2000: Der Fahnder (series), episode lead role, director: Michael Zens
• 2000: Everything comes differently (feature film), main role, director: Christof Steinau
• 2001: Love F / X (short film), director: Christoph Steinau
• 2002: Sophiiiie! (Feature film), director: Michael Hofmann
• 2003: Großstadtrevier (series), episode lead role, director: Miko Zeuschner
• 2004: Tatort - Bienzle and the Sicilian (series), director: Hartmut Griesmayr
• 2006: SOKO 5113 : Silent Night (series), Michael Wenning
• 2007/2008: Paths to happiness (series), director: diverse
• 2010: Türken-Sam (report), role: main role, director: Christina Pohl
• 2011: Die Pfefferkörner (series), continuous role, director: Klaus Wirbitzky
• 2011: Tatort - The Ballad by Cenk and Valerie (series), director: Matthias Glasner
• 2012: Die Pfefferkörner (series), continuous role, directors: Andrea Katzenberger, Klaus Wirbitzky
• 2012: Notruf Hafenkante : Abgetaucht (series), director: Thomas Jauch
• 2012: Summer in Rome (feature film), role: Coppola, director: Stephan Meyer
• 2013: Die Pfefferkörner (series), continuous role, directors: Andrea Katzenberger, Klaus Wirbitzky
• 2014: Die Pfefferkörner (series), continuous role, director: Klaus Wirbitzky

Working as a director (selection)

• 2010: My carpet is my Orient, Theater Bielefeld
• 2009: Class Enemy, Theater Bielefeld
• 2008: Lilly Link or Hard Times for the Rev ..., Theater Heidelberg
• 2008: Everything must go, Göttingen Young Theater
• 2008: Kamikaze Picture, Theater Bielefeld
• 2007: Die Mountainbiker, Theater Heidelberg
• 2007: The Fall of the World, Prinzregenttheater Bochum
• 2007: The first time, Theater Heidelberg
• 2006: The killer in me is the killer in you my love, Theater Bielefeld
• 2006: As you like it, Westphalian Drama School Bochum
• 2006: Howie the Rookie, Prinz-Regent-Theater Bochum
• 2005: Me 2006 - there can only be one, Theater Bielefeld
• 2005: Kick & Rush, Theater Bielefeld
• 2004: Playstation Reservoir Dogs, Schauspielhaus Bochum
• 2003: Chimo trouve Lila, Schauspielhaus Bochum
• 2001: Being Deniz Rodman, Fundbureau Hamburg

- invited to the festival for young directors "The Desert Lives!" ( Hamburger Kammerspiele / University of Hamburg ),

as well as guest performances at the Nationaltheater Mannheim , Theater Bonn and Prinz-Regent-Theater Bochum.

Web links

• Homepage of Orazio Zambelletti
• Orazio Zambelletti in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Orazio Zambelletti at filmportal.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The desert is alive! - A special kind of festival , uni-hamburg.de ( Memento of the original from May 13, 2007 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.