Ziska Riemann

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Ziska Riemann at the Metropol-Filmkunstkino Düsseldorf 2019.

Ziska Riemann (* 10. August 1973 in Munich as Franziska Riemann ) is a German comic draughtswomen, film director , screenwriter and musician .

Life

Ziska Riemann, daughter of the sculptor , architect and puppeteer Dietrich Riemann and the architect Gunhild Reuter, grew up in Berlin-Schöneberg . After graduating from school in 1991, she trained as an alternative practitioner and Shiatsu therapist at the Edith Storch Institute (GSD certified) from 1994 to 1997 and as a breathing teacher according to Ilse Middendorf from 2013 to 2018.

She is the only student of the cartoonist and comic artist Gerhard Seyfried . In 2005 she founded her own label, MerMer Records, to publish the songs she wrote over the years in Berlin .

Works (selection)

Film and script

  • 2019: Electric Girl , feature film, direction and co-script with Luci van Org , Dagmar Gabler and Angela Christlieb, NiKo Film
  • 2019: Get Lucky - Sex changes everything , feature film, direction and screenplay, co-authors: O'Neil Sharma and Madeleine Fricke, German film, ZDF - Das kleine Fernsehspiel
  • 2016: Who's That Man ?, documentary, screenplay with Stephan Plank and Reto Caduff, Sugartown Filmproduktion, WDR, Salzgeber Medien
  • 2011: Lollipop Monster , feature film, direction and co-script with Luci van Org , ZDF Das kleine Fernsehspiel, Network Movie
  • 2008: Friedenau, short film, director, network movie
  • 2002: And I thank you, short film, book, camera and director, MerMer Film
  • 2002: Rascal & Lucille, short film, script and director, MerMer Film
  • 2002: No sex until marriage (Wilde Mädchen), comedy series concept and 90 min. Pilot film, diefilm GmbH / Pro7
  • 2001: The dogs are to blame, TV film, screenplay, DIE Film GmbH
  • 2001: In my night, short film, script and direction, camera: Katja Fedoulova
  • 1994: Das Lied der Libelle, treatment with Gerhard Seyfried and Michael Klaus, commissioned for Studio Babelsberg, Volker Schlöndorff
  • 1992: Future Subjunkies, short film based on the comic, Arte-TV

Animated film / animation

  • 2013: “Our mothers our fathers” by the motion comic, art direction and production for ZDF Neue Medien
  • 2011: All animation drawings and illustrations in “Lollipop Monster”
  • 2006: Animated film opening credits for “The Best Teacher in the World”, director: Lars Becker, in collaboration with Trickfilmlounge, Zieglerfilm Köln, ZDF
  • 2005: FIFA World Cup 2006 commercial trailer and end credits animation, ARD
  • 2005: Flip book for the ZDF series “Fire and Flame”, Network Movie, ZDF
  • 2005: animation trailer for the Confederation Cup spot, ARD
  • 2004: Animated film opening credits for “Schwestern, zum Glück”, directed by Manfred Stelzer, in collaboration with Filmlounge / Stini Sebald, Network Movie, ZDF

Comics and Illustrations

  • 2011: "Eyes" Minicomic, 20 pages b / w for Goethe Institute and British Council Moscow
  • 2010: “Kraft durch Freunde”, comic album 64 pages, together with Gerhard Seyfried , Verlag Hafmanns & Tolkemitt at two thousand and one
  • 2007: “Die Comics- Alle!”, Anthology 700 pages, together with Gerhard Seyfried , Verlag Zweiausendeins
  • 2007: Comic for Sculpture Projects Münster: "The greenest city in the world",
  • 2006: Election poster (acrylic painting) and postcard "Kreuzberg obliged" for Heidi Kosche , Bündnis 90 / die Grünen
  • 2006: “Freekz of the Underground Vol.2”, 64 pp. Fotocomic for the fashion label “PellePelle”, concept, storyboard, photo direction and coordination
  • 2006: “The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy”, illustrations, posters and cover design for the jewelry issue, together with Gerhard Seyfried , Zweiausendeins
  • 2005: “Freakz of the Underground”, 64 S. Fotocomic for the fashion label “PellePelle”, concept, storyboard, photo direction and coordination
  • 2005: "Kinky Masala", monthly comic strip in amm magazine
  • 1999: "Starship Eden", comic, 64 pages, together with Gerhard Seyfried , Carlsen Verlag, ISBN 3-551-73781-9
  • 1999: "Frieda", weekly comic strip series in the BZ
  • 1998: “Don't trust anyone over 30! - Die 68er "comic anthology, contribution:" The revolution eats its children ", Carlsen Verlag
  • 1997: "Rascal + Lucille", comic 48 pages. Rotbuch Verlag
  • 1995–1996: "Trip to Zuckland", monthly comic pages in "Frontpage" magazine.
  • 1993: “Space Bastards”, comic, 64 pages, together with Gerhard Seyfried , Rotbuch Verlag
  • 1993: “Space Bastards”, weekly excerpts from the comic, together with Gerhard Seyfried , in “Zeit Magazin”.
  • 1991: "Future Subjunkies", comic, 64 pages, together with Gerhard Seyfried , Rotbuch Verlag
  • 1987: “Hallus” 70-page comic self-published on the street.

music

  • 2005: Where do you go to Shambhala? , Album CD, MerMer Records
  • 2005: Stay Gold, Girls , Compilation CD, MerMer Records
  • 2005: I always break it when I'm happy , single, royal children records
  • 2004: B.Traven- homage to a German anarchist , Navao / Karin Kramer Verlag
  • 1999: We win the last battle - The Heirs of the Shards , (Ton Steine ​​Scherben) Bigbeat Records

literature

  • 2008: Gerhard Seyfried “Die Werkschau”, publisher and author, Verlag Zweiausendeins, 450 pages, hardback
  • 2004: “At night, when all parents are sleeping”, contribution to the anthology: “Breasts get”, Verbrecher Verlag, ISBN 3-935843-42-9
  • 2004: “You shouldn't let yourself be caught”, contribution to the anthology: “My secret eye”, Konkursbuch Verlag, ISBN 3-88769-190-3
  • 1994: Fleckenfeger , 96 pages, Laborverlag , Berlin, ISBN 3-929569-06-X

Awards

  • 2011: Special Mention for 'Lollipop Monster' at Buster Filmfest Copenhagen
  • 2011: Don Quijote Award 'Special Mention' in Karlovy Vary for Lollipop Monster
  • 2008–2010: Studio grant at the Kunsthaus in Wiesbaden
  • 2001: Tankred Dorst script award from the script workshop in Munich for "The dogs are guilty".
  • 2000: Mecom Prize for the promotion of young filmmakers for “I woke up and saw”.
  • 1993: Awarded the literary prize for the meeting of young authors.

Web links

Commons : Ziska Riemann  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ CV on ziskariemann.de
  2. ↑ The Comics. All . Zweiausendeins, Frankfurt 2007, ISBN 978-3-86150-780-2 , short biography page 699
personal data
SURNAME Riemann, Ziska
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Riemann, Franziska (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German comic artist and screenwriter
DATE OF BIRTH August 10, 1973
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich