Michael Bindlechner
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| Michael Bindlechner | |
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| Born | September 3, 1957 Vienna, Austria |
| 💼 Occupation | director, director of photography |
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Michael Bindlechner (3 September 1957 in Laa an der Thaya, Lower Austria) is an Austrian director, director of photography and producer.[1]
Life[edit]
Michael Bindlechner was born in Laa an der Thaya a small town in Lower Austria, as the son of the local chemist. He played his first starring role as "Max" in the film production of Wilhelm Busch's "Max and Moritz" [2] at the age of ten, for which he received a camera as a souvenir. After his training as a photographer he worked as an camera assistant for many directors of photography, including Derek Vanlint and Tony Imi. In 1980 he began working independently as a director of photography and filmed documentary and TV movies all around the world. In 1987 he produced his first film as a director and has since worked on over 250 national and international commercials. He has received numerous awards, including the Golden Lion in Cannes. In 1993 Michael Bindlechner founded the production company FRAMES filmproduction in Vienna and produced and directed the feature film IN HEAVEN (In Heaven (film)). The film, starring Merab Ninidze, Sylvie Testud, and Xaver Hutter, won him several international awards. Among others In Heaven was nominated for "Best Film" at the International Film Festival Rotterdam [3] as well as for "Best Film" at the Max Ophüls Price where it also won the "Best Actor - Award" (Xaver Hutter).[4] Michael Bindlechner continued to build a reputation for himself in the advertising world as a director and producer. Michael Bindlechner’s specialities lie both in “storytelling” and in “food and tabletop” departments. He has long been considered one of the world’s leading commercial directors. During a break from work in early 2000 he retreated to his second home in Edelprinz and wrote the book “Edelprinzer Gärtnerjahr. Tagebuch einer Auszeit” [5][6] which was published in 2003.
Awards[edit]
- Best Cinematography – for SUPERWORLD, Diagonale 2015 [7]
- Festival del Cinema Europeo Winner "Best Cinematography" for SUPERWORLD [8]
- Golden Lion, Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival[citation needed]
- British Television Register[citation needed]
- “National Gold Award”, Hong Kong International Film Festival[citation needed]
- Clio – nominee, Clio Awards, New York[citation needed]
- “Tiger Award” – competition, International Film Festival Rotterdam[9]
- “Max Ophüls Award” – winner "best actor", nominee "best film",[10]
Filmography[edit]
(Selection)
Feature films
- In Heaven (1998), director
- C(r)ook (2004), producer
- Das Eis bricht (2006), producer
- SUPERWORLD (2014), director of photography
Commercials (Director) over 250 commercials for various clients, including:
- Lindt & Sprüngli (Switzerland)
- McDonald’s (Germany)
- Mars (France)
- Knorr (Germany)
- Stouffer’s (Nestlé USA)
- Rossiya – Generous Soul (Nestlé Russia)
- Gösser (Austria)
References[edit]
- ↑ Bindlechner, Michael. "official homepage". MB media services. Retrieved 01.02.2012. Check date values in:
|accessdate=(help) - ↑ "British Film Institute". Retrieved 17 February 2013.
- ↑ [1], imdb / Tiger Award,Rotterdam; Nomination
- ↑ Max Ophüls Award. "Festival Awards". Retrieved 17 February 2013.
- ↑ Bindlechner, Michael (2003). Edelprinzer Gärtnerjahr. Vienna: Brandstätter. p. 160. ISBN 3854982429. Search this book on
- ↑ [2], "Edelprinzer Gärtnerjahr" at Amazon
- ↑ Bindlechner, Michael. "best cinematography". Diagonale. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
- ↑ www.festivaldelcinemaeuropeo.com - en-2015/awards/“. abgerufen am 23. April 2015.
- ↑ Bindlechner, Michael. "Competition Tiger Award". International Film Festival Rotterdam. Retrieved 23 April 2015.
- ↑ Filmfestival Max Ophüls Preis
External links[edit]
- Bindlechner.com – Official Homepage
- Michael Bindlechner on the German and English version of Internet Movie Database
- Literature from and about Michael Bindlechner in the archives of the German National Library
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