Peter Menne (born 1960 in Unna, North Rhine-Westphalia) is a German production designer, stage designer, painter and musician.

Career

Menne studied Fine Arts and Stage Design at the National Academy of Fine Arts in Düsseldorf under Tony Cragg and Luise Kimme. He subsequently travelled and worked in many areas of the world, and had art exhibitions in Germany, Netherlands, Austria, and Australia.

His illustrations were published in "Tempo" and "Playboy" magazine.

He began working in stage design and graphic arts at Hoffmanns Comic Teater in 1976, on a production of Unna. He has since worked on stage design for more than 45 theatre, musical and opera productions around Germany.

Filmography

  • 1990: Türmers Traum – Director: diverse, WDR
  • 1996: Zwei Tage Grau – Director: Jörg Siepmann – Harry Flöter, Angst Film
  • 1997: Hotel – Director: Harry Flöter – Jörg Siepmann, Angst Film
  • 1998: Silverstar – Director: Jörg Siepmann – Harry Flöter, Flöter Siepmann Film
  • 1998: 5 Uhr Schatten – Director: Andreas Wunderlich, September Film
  • 1999: L'Amour, l'Argent, l'Amour – Director: Philip Gröning, Gröning Film
  • 1999: Pola X – Director: Leos Carax, Pandora Film, Art Director Germany
  • 1999: Rembrandt – Director: Charles Matton, Ognon Pictures, Art Director
  • 1999: Luckys grosse Abenteuer – Director: Sergei Bodrov, Columbia Pictures. Art Director Germany
  • 2000: Wolfsheim – Director: Nicole Weegmann, SWR
  • 2001: Die Frau, die an Dr. Fabian zweifelte – Director: Andi Rogenhagen, Lichtblick Film
  • 2001: Fire, Ice and Canned Beer – Director: Mathias Dinter, Goldkind Film
  • 2001: Do Fish Do It? – Director: Almut Getto, Icon Film
  • 2002: Besser als Schule – Director: Simon Rost, Schokolade Film
  • 2002: Sea of Silence – Director: Stijn Coninx, Isabella Films
  • 2003: Schwer verknallt – Director: Josh Broecker, Cameo Film
  • 2003: Dear Wendy – Director: Thomas Vinterberg, Zentropa, Art Director
  • 2004: Rabenkinder – Director: Nicole Weegmann, zero west
  • 2004: Tatort – Erfroren – Director: Züli Aladag, Colonia Media Film
  • 2005: Emma's Bliss – Director: Sven Taddicken, Wüste Film
  • 2005: Rage – Director: Züli Aladag, Colonia Media Filmp
  • 2006: Vivere – Director: Angelina Maccarone, Elsani Film[1]
  • 2007: The Calling Game – Director: Felix Randau, Wüste Film West
  • 2007: Messy Christmas – Director: Vanessa Jopp, X Filme Creative Pool
  • 2007: Coxless Pair – Director: Jobst Oetzmann, Lichtblick Film
  • 2008: The Murder Farm – Director: Bettina Oberli, Wüste Film, Christiane Krumwiede - Peter Menne
  • 2008: 12 Meter ohne Kopf – Director: Sven Taddicken, Wüste Film
  • 2010: Alive and Ticking – Director: Andi Rogenhagen, Wüste Film
  • 2011: The Rhino and the Dragonfly – Director: Lola Randl, Coin Film
  • 2012: 300 Worte Deutsch – Director: Züli Aladag, Sperl Productions
  • 2014: Tatort – Schwerelos – Director: Züli Aladag, Geißendörfer Film und Fernsehproduktion
  • 2016: NSU German History X: Die Opfer – Vergesst mich nicht – Director: Züli Aladag, Wiedemann & Berg Television
  • 2017: Rock my Heart – Director: Hanno Olderdissen, Neue Schönhauser Filmproduktion
  • 2018: Harter Brocken – Der Geheimcode – Director: Markus Sehr, H&V Entertainment
  • 2019: Irish Crime Scene - Forgiveness – Director: Züli Aladag, Good friends Filmproduction
  • 2019: Irish Crime Scene - Samhain, The Night of the Dead – Director: Züli Aladag, Good friends Filmproduction

References

  1. ↑ Scheib, Ronnie (June 4, 2007). "Vivere". Variety. 407 (3): 30. Retrieved August 1, 2021.
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