Script award from the city of Salzburg
The City of Salzburg script award is a script award from the city of Salzburg .
history
The prize for short and feature films has been awarded by the City of Salzburg since 1994 and was founded as a start-up aid for budding young artists. Since 1997 the awards have been made in two stages. For entry are treatments required. After the selection of the jury, an invitation to the further development of the script follows. From 2000, a further selection was made by the London script agency Euroscript , where all participants received an analysis and evaluation of their submissions. In 2013, the City of Salzburg announced a script development award for feature films of 60 minutes or more.
Script award
- 1994 Martin Ambrosch , Vienna, 1994 for "Heile Welt" (L)
- 1994 Florian Flicker , Vienna, for "Heile Welt" (L)
- 1994 Wolfgang Haberl , Salzburg, for "Sweet Pain" (K)
- 1994 Christian Hollaus , Hallwang, for "Walserberg" (K)
- 1994 Marc G. Holzmann , Salzburg, for "Last Minute" (K, produced 1998)
- 1994 Gabriele Neudecker , Köstendorf, for "Da glesane Beag" (L)
- 1995 Michaela Papst , Salzburg, for "The Hours Long Way" (K)
- 1995 Axel Traun , Vienna, for "Sticky Rice" (L)
- 1996 Florian Flicker , Vienna, for "I would like to have money" (L, produced in 2000 as "Der Überfall").
- 1996 Gerlinde Gassner , Hallwang, for "The Lemon Tree" (K)
- 1996 Reinhard Maier, Vienna, for "Queen of the Night" (L)
- 1997 Virgil Widrich , Vienna, for "Heller als der Mond" (L, produced 1999)
- 1998 Walter Anichhofer , Salzburg, for "42.2" (L)
- 1998 Petra Hinterberger , Salzburg, for "The last stop" (K)
- 1998 Robert Hruschka , Wiener Neudorf, for "Search for traces" (L)
- 1998 Gunther Maria Stark , Salzburg, for "The last stop" (K)
- 1999 Walter Anichhofer , Salzburg, for "Willibald the Vampyr" (L)
- 1999 Anton Preinsack , Gloggnitz, for "The Lost Child" (K, produced 2002)
- 2000 Gabriele Neudecker , Köstendorf, for "Accidia" (K, produced 2000/2001 as "Freaky")
- 2000 Claudia Obendorfer , Vienna, for "Otto's Dream" (L)
- 2001 Fritz Egger , Salzburg, for "In the Farmer's Shoes" (L)
- 2001 Christian Hollaus , Hallwang, for "Krampustage" (L)
- 2001 Reinhard Maier, Vienna, for "Raimunds Roter Renner" (K)
- 2002 Daniela Ellmauer , Salzburg, for "Jenseits" (L)
- 2002 Sabine Pleyel , Vienna, for "Startlinie" "
- 2003 Katarina Bali , Vienna, for "Sisu" (L)
- 2003 Johann Gruber, for "Virtuosos" (K)
- 2004 Walter Anichhofer , Salzburg, for "Ciao, Alberto!" (L)
- 2004 Caroline Neudecker , Köstendorf, for "Love U Austria" (L)
- 2004 Veresa Radosawljewitsch , Vienna, for "Love U Austria" (L)
- 2006 Daniela Ellmauer , Salzburg, for "Die Flucht" (L)
- 2006 Markus Weisheitinger-Herrmann , Salzburg, for "Paulas Goldfisch" (K), produced 2007)
- 2008 Katarina Bali , Vienna, for "My North Pole" (L)
- 2010 Sebastian Prittwitz , for "Minor-Major" (L)
Screenplay Development Award
| year | 1st Prize | 2nd prize | 3rd prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | Ingrid Kaltenegger for Wilde Kaiser | Thomas Nash for cloudburst | Martin Hasenöhrl for suitors as Paul Preuss |
| 2015 | Irmgard Fuchs for reforestation | David Great for The Son | Adrian Goiginger for Heimatblut |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Screenplay Award of the City of Salzburg. Creation, objective and tender
- ^ Script development award for feature films 2013 Markus Weisheitinger-Hermann, June 11, 2013
- ↑ Screenplay Prize 2000 from the City of Salzburg to Claudia Oberndorfer and Gabriele Neudecker , Mayor Heinz Schaden presents prizes over 150,000 Schilling, Jury of the Screenplay Prize 2000 from the City of Salzburg: playwright Gustav Ernst , Vienna; Lecturer and literature manager Dr. Christa Gürtler , Salzburg; Head of the Linz film culture center Moviemento (Linz) Wolfgang Steininger . City of Salzburg, December 20, 2000
- ↑ Script development award 2013 awarded by the 2013 jury: Filmmaker and media educator Markus Weisheitinger-Hermann (Salzburg / Krems), producer Selma Brenner (Salzburg / Cologne), film dramaturge Ursula Wolschlager (Vienna)
- ↑ Script development award winners since 2013 . Retrieved March 16, 2017.