Renate Kampmann

Renate Kampmann (* 1953 in Dortmund ) is a German writer . She is married to Klaus Mikoleit .

Life

Renate Kampmann studied German and history and graduated with a master's degree . Before that, she had gained professional experience in various areas. She worked u. a. as a foreign language correspondent and production assistant and worked as a dramaturgy assistant to Peter Zadek in Bochum. After completing her studies, she worked as a journalist and editor , screenwriter and television producer in Berlin and Hamburg. She has lived in Hamburg as a freelance writer since 1995 .

Author

She wrote numerous scripts for television series and television films. Her first novel was published in 2001, the protagonist of which, forensic doctor Leonie Simon, is also the focus of her two following crime novels.

Renate Kampmann's professional career suggests the question that she was asked in an interview: “ How do you get to writing detective novels and TV scripts after studying and having diverse professional experience via the dramaturgy assistant at Peter Zadek? "Renate Kampmann's answer:" That is a very long story. Here is the short version: some coincidences, one or the other right decision, a balanced mixture of luck and bad luck, a little chutzpah and of course talent for the job ”.

Works

Detective novels

• The power of images . Haffmans, Zurich 2001, ISBN 3-251-00513-8
• In the realm of shadows . Kindler, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-463-40441-9
• Foreign body . Kindler, Reinbek 2005, ISBN 3-463-40483-4
• Stranger pain . List, Berlin 2008, ISBN 3-471-79554-5

Scripts

• 1996 Double use (TV series, concept collaboration and 12 episodes) RTL
• 1996 Double use - Children of Saturn (series episode, RTL. 50 Min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Michael Werlin)
• 1996 Double use - death of a taxi driver (series episode, RTL, 50 min) (script: Renate Kampmann, director: Hans Schönherr)
• 1997 Double use - fatal mix-up (series episode, RTL, 50 min) (script: Renate Kampmann, director: Michael Knof)
• 1997 Double use - Julias Baby (series episode, RTL, 50 min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Dror Zahavi)
• 1997 Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei - Revenge is sweet (series episode, 50 min, RTL) (script: Renate Kampmann, director: Pete Ariel)
• 1997 Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei - The Lost Daughter (series episode, 50 min, RTL) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Robert Sigl)
• 1997 St. Angela - Heldentaten (series episode, ARD, 60 min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Wolfgang F. Henschel)
• 1997 St. Angela - Herzflirren (series episode, ARD, 60 min) (script: Renate Kampmann, director:)
• 1997 St. Angela - love and other difficulties (series episode, ARD, 60 min) (script: Renate Kampmann, director:)
• 1998 SOKO 5113 - Brandmal (series episode, ZDF, 45 min) (script: Renate Kampmann, director: Carl Lang)
• 1998 SOKO 5113 - The Scapegoat (series episode, ZDF, 45 min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Carl Lang)
• 1999 SOKO 5113 - Bloody Spur (Series episode, ZDF, 45 min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Stefan Klisch)
• 2000 SOKO 5113 - Suddenly and Unexpectedly (Series episode, ZDF, 45 Min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Bodo Schwarz)
• 2000 SOKO 5113 - The Man of the Year (Series episode, ZDF, 45 min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Peter Adam)
• 2001 SOKO 5113 - Obsessed (series episode, ZDF, 45 min) (script: Renate Kampmann, director: Zbynek Cerven )
• 2001 Bella Block : Bitter Suspicion (series film, ZDF, 90 min) (script: Renate Kampmann, director: Dagmar Hitz)
• 2002 SOKO 5113 Henkersmahlzeit (series episode, ZDF, 45 min) (script: Renate Kampmann, director: Bodo Schwarz)
• 2002 You don't die from it (TV film, ARD, 90 min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Christine Hartmann)
• 2003 A strong team - The Great Silence (TV film, ZDF, 90 min) (Script: Renate Kampmann, Director: Maries Pfeiffer) September 27, 2003 ZDF
• 2005 Donna Leon - Proof that it's evil (TV film, teamworx for ZDF, 90 min) (Script: Renate Kampmann based on the novel of the same name by Donna Leon, director: Sigi Rothemund)

Web links

• Literature by and about Renate Kampmann in the catalog of the German National Library

swell

1. ^ Rowohlt Magazine: Questions to Renate Kampmann