Sebastian Schubert (Author)

Sebastian Schubert (* 1965 in West Berlin ) is a German author and graphic artist .

Life

Sebastian Schubert grew up in Berlin. After graduating from high school, he studied architecture at the Berlin University of the Arts (today Berlin University of the Arts ). Since 1987 he has worked as a designer for the ZDF (especially for the German-German magazine Kennzeichen D ), for the SFB and, after the fall of the Wall, for the DFF country chain and for the ORB ; Political illustrations, broadcast layouts, studio designs, cartoons and computer animations were created. In addition, Schubert designed books, calendars and other printed matter, primarily for galleries and artists.

Since 1994, Schubert has been producing television programs and documentaries as an author and director, mainly on contemporary historical topics. Since 2003 he has been writing conceptions and scripts for television films. In addition, Schubert has been running the private blog KinoTageBuch on film history from the 1940s to 1970s since 2011 .

Filmography

Documentaries (script and direction)

• 1994: The Invisible Front - On the role of the Stasi in the GDR (Arte)
• 1995: The students from Greifswald (ZDF)
• 1996: This is Rias Berlin - It started 50 years ago (ZDF)
• 1998: Who Owns Mallorca? - The dark side of a sunny island (ZDF)
• 2001: Beloved Luise - Pictures of a Queen (Arte)
• 2004: La vie en rose - memories of the GDR (Arte)

TV films (screenplay)

• 2003: Cappuccino for three (SAT.1)
• 2009: A summer with Paul (NDR)
• 2011: 8:28 a.m. (NDR / Arte)

Web links

• KinoTageBuch (blog at Blogspot)
• Sebastian Schubert at filmportal.de
• Sebastian Schubert in the Internet Movie Database (English)