Roland Dressel

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Roland Dressel (born April 26, 1932 in Meerane ) is a German cameraman.

life and work

The son of a baker who died in the war was trained as a photographer in Glauchau from 1953 to 1954 and then worked as a still photographer and camera assistant in the DEFA studio for feature films with Günter Haubold , Jan Čuřík , Werner Bergmann and Erich Gusko, among others . After a distance learning at the German Academy for Film Art, he was a cameraman in the DEFA studio for feature films from 1965 to 1990.

Image experiments in The Second Life of Friedrich Wilhelm Georg Platow were accused of camera errors. From 1977 he worked intensively with the director Rainer Simon , and later with Roland Gräf .

He has been a freelance cameraman since 1990. In 2017, the DEFA Foundation honored him for his life's work in film art as part of its award ceremony.

Filmography

Awards

  • 1976: Heinrich Greif Prize 2nd class for The Unholy Sophia in the collective
  • 1984: Camera award at the 3rd GDR National Feature Film Festival in Karl-Marx-Stadt for Das Luftschiff
  • 1986: Heinrich Greif Prize for The Woman and the Stranger in a Collective
  • 1986: Camera award at the 4th GDR National Feature Film Festival in Karl-Marx-Stadt for The Woman and the Foreign and The House on the River
  • 1988: Camera award at the 5th GDR National Feature Film Festival in Karl-Marx-Stadt for Wengler & Sons and Fallada - last chapter
  • 1994: Gold film tape (camera) for parting with Agnes
  • 2017: Prize of the DEFA Foundation for life's work in film art

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