Reinhold Draber

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Otto Gustav Reinhold Draber (born May 31, 1888 in Brandenburg an der Havel , German Empire ; † November 3, 1947 in the Sachsenhausen special camp , eastern zone ) was a German photographer and still photographer for silent and early sound films.

Live and act

Draber learned his trade between 1903 and 1906 in his hometown Brandenburg. From 1906 to 1911 he worked as a portrait photographer, from April 1, 1911 until the outbreak of war in 1914 he was in the service of the Deutsche Bioskop-Vitaskop. During the First World War, Draber was deployed as an aviator at the front and was most recently (1918) head of the image department (aerial film command in the west). In 1919 he went to the Geyer-Werke photography company .

In 1924 Draber began working regularly as a still photographer for film and initially photographed Henny Porten several times . He carried out this activity until 1942. Then (1942/43) he was allowed to work once as a cameraman for a movie. It would be his last cinematic activity. In 1945 he fell into the hands of the Red Army and was interned in the Soviet special camp in Sachsenhausen , where he died in 1947 under the catastrophic conditions of detention.

Filmography

as a still photographer, unless otherwise stated

  • 1924: Prater
  • 1924: The golden calf
  • 1925: A Midsummer Night's Dream
  • 1925: The farmer from Texas
  • 1925: Sin Babylon
  • 1925: The wild duck
  • 1931: Service is service
  • 1931: No celebration without Meyer
  • 1932: Annemarie, the bride of the company
  • 1933: The cold Mamsell
  • 1933: Country innocence
  • 1934: La Paloma
  • 1934: The two seals
  • 1935: The young count
  • 1936: The Hunter of Fall
  • 1937: Meiseken
  • 1937: Thunderstorm in May
  • 1939: The clever mother-in-law
  • 1939: Renate in a quartet
  • 1939: Forest rush
  • 1940: Joy of the heart - heartache
  • 1940: alarm
  • 1941: Ohm Krüger
  • 1941: Weather lights around Barbara
  • 1943: travel acquaintance (as head cameraman)

literature

  • Kurt Mühsam / Egon Jacobsohn: Lexicon of the film . Lichtbildbühne publishing house, Berlin 1926. P. 44 f.

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