Miesbach: Filmmable raves about the dream backdrop in the colorful house

Miesbach: Filmmable raves about the dream backdrop in the colorful house

Miesbach, Deutschland - An exciting event attracted filmmakers to the colorful house of Miesbach! As part of the fascinating exhibition "Film from - Filmlichte Miesbach", prominent creative people came to share their experiences and praise the magical atmosphere of the city. With impressive presentations, the Miesbacher Rathaus became a setting for exciting interviews and lively discussions about the advantages of Miesbach as a film set.

The moderators Maria Krüger-Basener and Alexander Langesser led through the evening and explored what makes Miesbach so special. Producer Ernst Geyer, who addressed the shooting of "Racko - a dog for all cases", emphasized the idyllic environment and the logistical advantages that the proximity to Munich offers. "This saves costs in production," he said. Actor Werner Rome, known from "Dahoam is Dahoam", found the impressive council hall in the Miesbacher town hall as particularly beautiful, even if he doesn't want to get into politics.

film professionals rave about Miesbach

screenwriter Robert Krause reported spectacular filming, in which even new york scenes in Miesbach were shot on the graffiti wall on the monastery. Rosetta Pedone from "The Land Practice" emphasized that the authentic backdrop of the city was much more inspiring than stage productions. "After felt ten corpses at the Rosenheim Cops", musician Luky Zappatta was able to prove himself in independent films and as a police officer in the Munich crime scene.

director and vice mayor Astrid Güldner recalled that the city's film productions also bring organizational challenges. Parking spaces for production vehicles must be provided and security measures must be taken. "But of course beautiful film recordings are also a good advertisement for our city," she added. With the words "900 years of Miesbach", the guests were given the cultural book as a thank you, which perfectly rounded off the evening. The exhibition will be seen in the town hall until October 31 and promises further exciting highlights!