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About
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Dr. Frederick
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Sandra Fasolt |
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| Dr. Frederick Baker is a bi-lingual British-Austrian
filmdirector, who was born in Salzburg (1965), brought up in London and
studied Anthropology and Archaeology at St John’s College, Cambridge,
Tübingen and Sheffield Universities finishing with a Master of Philosophy.
He divides his time between London, Berlin and Vienna producing and directing films as well as writing articles and books. His interview partners include Yoko Ono, George Bush (Senior), Michail Gorbachev, Vaclav Havel, Shimon Peres, Helmut Kohl, Michel Rocard, Tadeuz Masowiecki, Amalia Rodrigues, Kardinal Franz König, Lord Norman Foster, Sir Ernst Gombrich, Simon Wiesental, Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, Stalin’s grandson and Vivienne Westwood. 2009 saw Dr. Frederick Baker's appointment as a visitng fellow at the University of Cambridge and the completion of his Cambridge PhD research investigating the use of film in presenting the physical remains of WWII and the Cold War in Berlin and Vienna. -> wikipedia |
Sandra Fasolt was born in Graz (1969).
She studied Journalism, Italian and European Ethnography at the Universities
of Vienna and Perugia finishing with a Masters degree. She is fluent in
German, English and Italian. After rising to the grade of Senior PR Consultant at Ogilvy & Mather's Vienna offices, she switched to writing, producing and directing international filmprojects for the BBC and ORF throughout Europe. |