Wolfgang Weigl
Wolfgang Weigl (* 1978 in Marktoberdorf ) is a German film editor and filmmaker .
Live and act
Wolfgang Weigl edited his first films in the projection room of the local cinema in Türkheim, where he operated the film projector for several years . After internships in the areas of lighting and editing , he was able to make a name for himself as Peter Przygodda’s assistant editor for films such as Tattoo und Eyelid , before taking over the editing of Stefan Sarazin's feature film Nitschewo . Since then, Wolfgang Weigl has edited numerous feature and documentary films . Among other things, he also stood by Peter Przygodda as co-editor on the music documentations Música Cubana and Furtwänglers Liebe . After several music videos and his own short films, Wolfgang Weigl founded the film production company Piratenfilm together with Toby Bräuhauser and Robert Vervloet in 2004 , with which he made his feature film debut Blindlings , which premiered at the Munich Film Festival 2009 and was nominated in four categories for the German Film Prize.
Wolfgang Weigl lives in Munich and Winterthur.
Filmography (selection)
- 2003: Nitschewo
- 2004: Música cubana (co-editor)
- 2005: Cold skin
- 2006: Fair Trade
- 2006: 41 seconds
- 2007: perfect world
- 2007: The Smoke of Dreams ( TV movie )
- 2008: Butchered - No One Can Escape (Steel Trap)
- 2008: Don Quixote - Never give up! (TV movie)
- 2009: Tschuschen: power ( TV series )
- 2009: Blindlings (script together with Florian Puchert and Wolfgang Böhm, also directing, editor, producer)
- 2009: The Two Lives of Daniel Shore
- 2010: The bumblebee
- 2012: doll
- 2012: Eastalgia
- 2013: ruby red
- 2013: Hattinger and the cold hand
- 2014: Landauer - The President
- 2014: sapphire blue
- 2014: His name was Francis
- 2015: The Village of Silence
- 2016: Anne Frank's diary
- 2018: The little witch
Awards
- 2005: Award for the cut of cold skin at the German Camera Award
- 2006: BMW Group Förderpreis Schnitt for the cut of fair trade
- 2009: 4 nominations for the German Film Award at the Munich Film Festival for blind people (in the categories: director, production, screenplay, best leading actress)
- 2010: Nomination for the feature film editing prize at the Film + 10 film festival in Cologne for The Two Lives of Daniel Shore
Web links
- Wolfgang Weigl in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Wolfgang Weigl at filmportal.de
- Wolfgang Weigl at the Federal Association of Film Editing Editor eV (BFS)
Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Weigl, Wolfgang |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German film editor and filmmaker |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1978 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Marktoberdorf , Germany |