Dietmar Post

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Dietmar Post

Dietmar Post (2008)
Born Dietmar Post
(1962-12-26) December 26, 1962
Espelkamp, Germany
Occupation Filmmaker
Years active 1996 - present
Website
http://www.playloud.org

Dietmar Post (* December 26, 1962 in Germany) is a film director, producer and owner of a film and music label.

Biography

Dietmar Post worked as an off set printer before studying Theatre and Film Studies and Spanish Language at Free University in Berlin and at Complutense University in Madrid. In 1995 he obtained his master's degree. Between 1995–2003 he lived and worked in New York. He attended film school at NYU, where he made his first short film, the award-winning Bowl of Oatmeal. His second short film Cloven Hoofed had its premiere at the Rotterdam Film Festival in 1998. Post assisted renowned documentary filmmakers Thomas Schadt (Wall Street), Reiner Holzemer (Walker Evans) and Lutz Dammbeck (The Net). In 1997 he founded with his partner Lucia Palacios the production company Play Loud! Productions, which since 2006 also functions as a film and music label. Their own films, such as, Reverend Billy & The Church of Stop Shopping (documentary film), monks - the transatlantic feedback and Klangbad: Avant-garde in the Meadows have been acclaimed world wide.

Critics have called Post and Palacios the German counterpart to the American Direct Cinema directors D. A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus.[1]

In 2008 Dietmar Post and Lucia Palacios received the prestigious Adolf-Grimme Awards (The German TV Oscar).

Filmography (as a director)

Film & Music Label

DVD, CD, VINYL 12" & 7", DIGITAL DOWNLOAD

  • 2006 - (pl-01) (single 7") higgle-dy piggle-dy / monk time - The Fall/Alec Empire
  • 2006 - (pl-02) (double CD/DOWNLOAD) silver monk time - a tribute to the monks (compilation)
  • 2007 - (pl-03) (CD/LP) monks demo tapes 1965 (w/Munster Records)
  • 2008 - (pl-04) (DVD 9) monks - the transatlantic feedback
  • 2010 - (pl-16) (DOWNLOAD) "ø" - Baseline (band)
  • 2010 - (pl-17) (DOWNLOAD) estado líquido - Baseline (band)
  • 2010 - (pl-18) (DVD 9) Klangbad: Avant-garde in the Meadows together with Faust: Live at Klangbad Festival
  • 2010 - (pl-19) (DVD 9/DOWNLOAD) Faust: Live at Klangbad Festival together with Klangbad: Avant-garde in the Meadows
  • 2010 - (pl-20) (single 7") so far / it's a bit of pain - Faust (band) (first official re-issue of the original 1972 Polydor single)
  • 2011 - (pl-21) (VOD, DOWNLOAD) Gebrueder Teichman: Live at Maria
  • 2012 - (pl-22) (VOD, DOWNLOAD) Christy & Emily: Live at Klangbad Festival
  • 2012 - (pl-23) (VOD, DOWNLOAD) Camera: Live at HBC
  • 2012 - (pl-24-31) (SILK SCREEN PRINTS & T-SHIRTS) Daniel Richter Edition for the documentary film "Franco's Settlers"
  • 2012 - (pl-32) (VOD, DOWNLOAD) Shadows of the Past: Franco's heritage in Spain
  • 2012 - (pl-33) (DVD, VOD) Reverend Billy & The Church of Stop Shopping (documentary film)
  • 2013 - (pl-34) (LP, DOWNLOAD) Goal Less Play Floating di Morel
  • 2013 - (pl-35) (VOD, DOWNLOAD) Friedman & Liebezeit: Live at Festsaal Kreuzberg
  • 2013 - (pl-36) (VOD, DOWNLOAD) FM Einheit & Irmler: Live at Berghain

Awards

  • 1996 - Philadelphia UFVA Film Festival (Best Short Film: Bowl of Oatmeal)
  • 1998 - Berlin Interfilm Eject (3rd Audience Award: Bowl of Oatmeal)
  • 2003 - Melbourne Underground Film Festival (2nd Best Documentary Film: Reverend Billy)
  • 2004 - Tarragona REC Film Festival (Audience Award Best Opera Prima: Reverend Billy)
  • 2006 - Leeds Film Festival (Audience Pick: The Transatlantic Feedback)
  • 2006 - Hessian Film Award (Nominated for Best Documentary Film: The Transatlantic Feedback)
  • 2007 - San Francisco Berlin & Beyond Festival (2nd Audience Award: The Transatlantic Feedback)
  • 2007 - Würzburg Film Days (Audience Award Best Documentary Film: The Transatlantic Feedback)
  • 2007 - Milan Doc Festival (Best Editing: The Transatlantic Feedback)
  • 2008 - Adolf-Grimme Awards (Best Script & Best Direction: The Transatlantic Feedback)

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