Bernd Out

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Bernd Godfried Wilhelm Out (born 1979-09-23)^[1] is a Dutch documentary filmmaker and photographer. He has studied at New York Film Academy (2004) and holds a Master of Arts degree in film studies at the University of Amsterdam (2004). In 2006 he directed a documentary about blind climber Erik Weihenmayer in Peru during an expedition across the Andes with blind and visually-impaired students. He has also written a book on Dutch cinema, The Roaring Nineties: A Decade of Industrial Reform in Contemporary Dutch Cinema. The book provides an in-depth look at contemporary Dutch cinema (1992-2004) in a compact overview of the major developments in financing, production, distribution and style that dramatically altered the face of Dutch cinema during the Nineties.

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Fellowship of the Andes (2006, director/producer, documentary, 58 min.)
Playing the Concertina (2005, director and cinematography, documentary, 80 min.)
Orange Avenue (2004, director and cinematography, shortfilm, 5 min.)
The Brooklyn Boys (2003, director and cinematography, shortfilm, 15 min.)
De Weerstand (2001, producer and cinematography, shortfilm, 21 min.)
Pentaphyllon (1998, editing and cinematography, shortfilm, 35 min.)

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[edit] References

Bernd G.W. Out at the Internet Movie Database
The Roaring Nineties: A Decade of Industrial Reform in Contemporary Dutch Cinema. (Out, Bernd. Published in 2005 (Den Bosch, Netherlands) by Pilgrimm Pictures. ISBN: 9789080940918) [1]