Stephan Vorbrugg

Stephan Vorbrugg (* 1970 in Munich ) is a German cameraman and filmmaker . Together with Friedrich Rackwitz, he heads the film production company Fortis Green Film + Medien.

Vorbrugg has been a cameraman since 2000. He has photographed the movies Days That Stay and Doll (film) , several television plays ( Auftauchen (film) , Mädchen Nr. 1) and other television formats (such as Bravo.TV), as well as music clips (including Reamonn Supergirl ). He is also a lecturer at various universities ( University of Television and Film Munich , Film Academy Baden-Württemberg , Stuttgart Media University , Bilkent University ), with a focus on image design, visual narration, camera movement and light and color design.

After completing his apprenticeship as a publishing clerk, he worked as a graphic designer (for the magazines Tempo and JOY) and as a photo assistant before studying at the University of Television and Film Munich with a focus on cameras. During this time he made 15 short films, including Kalte Haut , for which he won the German Camera Prize in 2005. Vorbrugg later studied film studies at the University of Kent .

Filmography

camera

• 2003: Girl No. 1
• 2006: emergence
• 2006: Brecht - The Art of Living (Documentary)
• 2007: Mama Massai. Sister Angelika and the Lost Warriors (documentary, 70 min)
• 2008: play me that song and you'll be dead!
• 2010: KRIMI.DE - network attack
• 2011: days that will last
• 2012: doll

Web links

• Stephan Vorbrugg in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Homepage of Stephan Vorbrugg