Deutsch III Notizen Einheit: Medien Licht, Kamera, Aktion!
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Deutsch III NotizenEinheit: Medien
Licht, Kamera, Aktion!
die Hauptrolle
Vokabeln
die Nebenrolle
der Schauspiel
er
Vokabeln
die Schauspiele
rin
die Karte
Vokabeln
der Regisseur
die Regisseurin
Schnitt!(oder) Aus!
Vokabeln
der Trickfilm
die Kinokasse
Vokabeln
die Besetzung
der Filmstar
Vokabeln
das Drehbuch
der Kostümfilm
Vokabeln
frei ab 13
die Untertitel (pl.)
Vokabeln
der Stummfilm
die Synchronisation
Vokabeln
das Kino
Born in 1974Grew up in GermanyHit it big in Europe with the
German film Lola Rennt (1999)Film won several international
film awardsMade her English language
debut in 2001Most well known in the U.S.
for starring opposite Matt Damon in The Bourne Identity (2002) and The Bourne Supremacy (2004)
Franke Potente
Trailer from Lola Rennt
Born in 1978Won several international
film awards for his starring role in Goodbye, Lenin! (2003)
Introduced to mainstream U.S. audiences as Frederik Zoller in Inglourious Basterds
Also starred in The Bourne Ultimatum, The Fifth Estate, and Rush
Daniel Brühl
Goodbye, Lenin Trailer
Native AustrianFrom body building to
acting to Governor of California, he’s one of the most famous Austrians of all time
Has starred in dozens of film such as The Terminator, Predator, and Kindergarten Cop
Arnold Schwarzenegger
1890 - 1976German-Austrian
screenwriter and filmmaker
Most groundbreaking films are Metropolis and M
Dubbed the “Master of Darkness” by the British Film Institute
Fritz Lang
Metropolis1927 film – ein
StummfilmFirst feature length
science fiction filmWhen released, it was
the most expensive movie ever made
First time the “count down” method was used in a movieClips from Metropolis
M1931 drama-thrillerStarring Peter LorreLang’s first sound filmFirst psychological
thriller ever made
M Clip #1
M Clip #2
M Clip #3
NosferatuReleased in 1922Starring Max Schreck as
the vampire Count OrlokDirected by F.W. Murnau
Clip from Nosferatu
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