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Christina Henny Reents (* Dezember in Wittmund) ist eine deutsche Schauspielerin. Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Leben. Privatleben und Ausbildung; . Profil von Henny Reents mit Agentur, Kontakt, Vita, Demoband, Showreel, Fotos auf CASTFORWARD | e-TALENTA, der Online Casting Plattform. Letzter Auftritt für Henny Reents: Die Schauspielerin kehrt der erfolgreichen Krimireihe "Nord bei Nordwest" den Rücken und sorgt für einen. Für Polizistin Lona Vogt (Henny Reents) verdichten sich die Hinweise, dass ihr Vater Reimar Vogt (Peter Prager) eigentlich das Ziel war. Henny Reents in dem Krimi "Tatort - Altes Eisen" begann für Henny Reents mit den Dreharbeiten zu "Homebody", ein Kurzfilm von Gregor Wir und unsere Partner speichern und/oder greifen auf Informationen auf einem Gerät zu, z.B. Henny Reents. Henny Reents. Henny Reents. Sie greift aber immer wieder gern auf den Erfahrungsschatz von Hauke Jakobs zurück und tauscht sich mit ihm aus. Die beiden sind sozusagen "Partners in Crime.
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Welche Tipps können Sie ihr geben? Wird die Tierarzthelferin Hauke Jacobs kriegen'? Reents: Ob das nun Krimis oder Komödien sind wird man sehen. Das ist ein Geschenk für jeden Schauspieler. Alicia Witt. Tiere sind fantastische Al Pacino 2019 Darüber hinaus besetzte sie Ariane Zeller in ihrer Familienkomödie "Drei teuflisch starke Kaefer Christoph M. Jean Seberg - Against All Enemies. Charlie Hunnam.Benjamin Teske assisted us as director. The previous year, we had seen him at school from time to time and we were all curious to see how working with him would be.
And the three weeks were worth it. They were more than worth it! There was always time to discuss our perception of the actor, experiences and dreams.
Even if, in addition to our role as actors, we were assigned to posts at the sound rod, the camera and the equipment, and were occasionally a bit stressed because ultra-fast charge batteries had to be bought , the other fifteen "film graduates" and I are even more confident in our career decision.
Lighting up and being pure in front of the camera and even if only for a brief moment - once you feel it, it's addictive.
During the 6-week collaboration in Zurich, I was able to see myself in a new light, especially as an artist and actress. I thrived and got to know a lot of great people from the world of theatre, giving me a better understanding of what a production team has to fulfill.
As a result, the work together was very open and communicative. It was very refreshing to live my professional everyday life as a matter of course in such a new and foreign place.
All in all a very important and rewarding experience, for which I am very grateful. They performed like crazy, and sang until the floorboards creaked.
Members of the Friends of SfSH, students, teachers, families and friends responded with thunderous appplause. As always, they were accompanied by Siegfried Gerlich on the piano.
The careers of the graduates are as varied as the musical programme of the evening - from classical chansons to pop, folk, comedic interludes and classical opera singing, there was something for every taste.
For the third and hopefully not last time, this special recital evening made for radiant faces on and in front of the stage. This experience enabled us to integrate a completely new, previously unknown aspect of acting, especially in relation to other art forms, into our training.
Making direct contact with the more than 10, visitors was incredibly intense and greatly trained our improvisational skills.
Because every single one of them reacted differently to us. As a result, a situation or even confrontation could never be taken for granted, but always had to evolve from the moment.
This eight-hour nonstop performance was a tremendous enrichment and a great training! But most important of all: we all had lots of fun!
It's all about perception, feelings and space. When my thoughts stop getting in the way I can give my instrument the freedom to act at its purest.
I have also learned to have confidence in the fact that my body always has the right answers. The students of the film class started their final semester with a film project lead by Benjamin Teske Strawberry Bubblegums.
The project was initiated by the board of the Friends of SfSH. The aim was to give the students a complete insight into the development of a scene: scene development and script writing, rehearsals, shooting and finally postproduction.
Benjamin gave us a great deal of support in the course of developing the scene, during rehearsals and later during shooting. Founded in , the school's alumni network initiated the alumni song recital.
In , this event was held in the Logensaal of the Kammerspiele and in , in the Schmidtchen on the Reeperbahn to a packed house and enthusiastic audience.
Over a period of six months, and under the professional guidance of the SfSH graduates, India Roth and Hauke Horeis, they created a moving and entertaining collage of scenes focusing on topics of flight, old and new native countries, madness and longing.
Performances were held at Hebebühne Altona. As in previous years, this year Marie Bäumer worked with our graduate film class.
Every three months, it features young actors, giving them the opportunity to present themselves to the Hamburg audience while they are still in training.
We presented an exceptional stage programme from September to September in the historic Logensaal of the Hamburger Kammerspiele. It began and ended with a song recital shortly before the final examination.
In February , the SfSH grant holders presented a colourful mixture of monologues, duet scenes and songs, as well as self-written scene works showing the versatility of the acting training.
In May, the SfSH presented a song recital performed by graduates from the past 29 years. Due to the closure of the Logensaal in the Hamburger Kammerspiele, our performance series now has to find a new venue to provide our students with a platform where they can present themselves to the public.
With their musical program the group highlighted the festive setting of the award ceremony. Our students were honoured to perform at the prize-giving ceremony of the Plan International - Ulrich Wickert Award.
Theatre, drama, stage - this is a universal language that is understood everywhere and brings together what seems foreign and different. In April , a theatre workshop was realised with young refugees from the Sieversstücke shelter in Hamburg.
The idea behind the pilot project, supported by the Friends of the Schule für Schauspiel Hamburg O33 e. Regina Stötzel, a member of the faculty, works in the Regional Vocational Training Centre Itzehoe together with several refugees.
Our third year students are currently enjoying their classes with Nina Petri in the "reading" course. Nina teaches the students how to transform classical "reading aloud" into a lively presentation.
Based on the described characters, places, conflicts and moods, they created images playfully brought alive by the language of movement.
The students are having a lot of fun, because the Advent season offers great short stories to practise. They will be presented within the school on the last school day before the Christmas holidays.
They worked on a comic and a dramatic scene, which they prepared using the Meisner technique and role analysis. The emphasis of the workshop was on how to focus and fully concentrate on your acting partner.
In the week of 01 - 05 September , film class students participated in a workshop with the director Frauke Thielecke. This gave the students who will graduate at the end of the month the chance to try out different roles, but also to work as directors.
From 6 to 11 April , Marie Bäumer worked with the students of this year's film graduate class on the acting and technical handling of great emotions in existential situations.
Discipline, concentration, the courage to confront others and one's own limits as well as humility towards the work accompanied the six-day seminar.
Hamburger Abendblatt vom 22 April "No Pippi theatre! The annual film week took place from 19 to 23 August Once again we had wonderful guests who shared their experiences in the film and television industry with our students: To our great pleasure and for the first time, we were able to invite three SFSH graduates to a panel discussion on the topic of film and television: Neil Malik Abdullah, Patrick Abozen and Niklas Osterloh.
Neil graduate was last seen in the film "Kaddisch für einen Freund", which was awarded the German Film Prize this year.
Patrick graduate is currently filming the new "Tatort" in Bremen. He will also appear on stage from February in the play "Intouchables" in the Kammerspiele.
Niklas graduate has just finished filming the German television series "Rote Rosen" in which he plays the role of "Robin".
These three alumni gave the students valuable advice for the time after completion of their training and were sent off with a great round applause.
On the evening of 22 August he also spoke to the whole school about his work on the television series. Reents: Ob das nun Krimis oder Komödien sind wird man sehen.
Eine kleine Anwältin, die sich mit den mächtigen Versicherungskonzernen anlegt und bis aufs Blut kämpft. Eine sehr herausfordernde und inspirierende Arbeit.
Welche Tipps können Sie ihr geben? Reents: Ich wünsche ihr vor allem ganz viel Freude, Erfolg und dass sie sich wie ich zu Hause fühlt in der "Familie Nord bei Nordwest".
Was macht die Filme so erfolgreich? Reents: Ich könnte mir vorstellen, dass es an den Drehbüchern liegt, die diesen trockenen, norddeutschen Humor und Charme in sich tragen und an der besonderen Chemie unter dem Schauspielern.
Sind Sie damit zufrieden, wie Ihre Rolle aus der Reihe ausscheidet? Warum machen Sie mit der erfolgreichen Reihe Schluss?
Bleiben Sie dem Krimi-Genre in Zukunft treu? Wie geht es jetzt für Sie weiter? Werden Sie die Filme jetzt zuhause vor dem Fernseher weiterverfolgen?
Das drücken sie nur sehr unterschiedlich aus. Taron Egerton. Matthias Koeberlin. Richard Armitage. Barbie Die Geheime Tür Ganzer Film glaube, den Erfolg dieser Reihe machen der norddeutsche Charme aus und die wunderbare Chemie zwischen den Schauspielern, die zum festen Ensemble gehören und ihre Rollen ernst nehmen und sich sehr einbringen. Da übernimmt man doch eine gewisse Verantwortung.Henny Reents Partner "Nord bei Nordwest": Emotionaler Abschied für Henny Reents Video
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Ich schaue sie mir an, wenn sie laufen. Das ist ein Geschenk für jeden Schauspieler. Werden Sie die Filme jetzt zuhause vor dem Fernseher weiterverfolgen?
Sounds are hummed and spoken together, later monologues are mumbled individually. The monologues are followed by cues to move into a circle as a group.
In the circle, the voices of all the students combine to form a unity by humming the same sounds. The group focuses on holding the sounds and responding to each other.
After this intensive warm-up, several students present their contemporary two-person scenes. While focusing on the voice, they master challenges such as exaggerating an accent and working with different pitches.
Calm finally returns to the sacred halls of the SfSH in the late afternoon: until the next morning when new casting opportunities and acting challenges await the students.
A film workshop in which we wrote, developed, rewrote, tossed, rewrote, rehearsed possibly tossed again here and finally shot scenes ourselves!
Benjamin Teske assisted us as director. The previous year, we had seen him at school from time to time and we were all curious to see how working with him would be.
And the three weeks were worth it. They were more than worth it! There was always time to discuss our perception of the actor, experiences and dreams.
Even if, in addition to our role as actors, we were assigned to posts at the sound rod, the camera and the equipment, and were occasionally a bit stressed because ultra-fast charge batteries had to be bought , the other fifteen "film graduates" and I are even more confident in our career decision.
Lighting up and being pure in front of the camera and even if only for a brief moment - once you feel it, it's addictive. During the 6-week collaboration in Zurich, I was able to see myself in a new light, especially as an artist and actress.
I thrived and got to know a lot of great people from the world of theatre, giving me a better understanding of what a production team has to fulfill.
As a result, the work together was very open and communicative. It was very refreshing to live my professional everyday life as a matter of course in such a new and foreign place.
All in all a very important and rewarding experience, for which I am very grateful. They performed like crazy, and sang until the floorboards creaked.
Members of the Friends of SfSH, students, teachers, families and friends responded with thunderous appplause. As always, they were accompanied by Siegfried Gerlich on the piano.
The careers of the graduates are as varied as the musical programme of the evening - from classical chansons to pop, folk, comedic interludes and classical opera singing, there was something for every taste.
For the third and hopefully not last time, this special recital evening made for radiant faces on and in front of the stage. This experience enabled us to integrate a completely new, previously unknown aspect of acting, especially in relation to other art forms, into our training.
Making direct contact with the more than 10, visitors was incredibly intense and greatly trained our improvisational skills.
Because every single one of them reacted differently to us. As a result, a situation or even confrontation could never be taken for granted, but always had to evolve from the moment.
This eight-hour nonstop performance was a tremendous enrichment and a great training! But most important of all: we all had lots of fun! It's all about perception, feelings and space.
When my thoughts stop getting in the way I can give my instrument the freedom to act at its purest. I have also learned to have confidence in the fact that my body always has the right answers.
The students of the film class started their final semester with a film project lead by Benjamin Teske Strawberry Bubblegums.
The project was initiated by the board of the Friends of SfSH. The aim was to give the students a complete insight into the development of a scene: scene development and script writing, rehearsals, shooting and finally postproduction.
Benjamin gave us a great deal of support in the course of developing the scene, during rehearsals and later during shooting.
Founded in , the school's alumni network initiated the alumni song recital. In , this event was held in the Logensaal of the Kammerspiele and in , in the Schmidtchen on the Reeperbahn to a packed house and enthusiastic audience.
Over a period of six months, and under the professional guidance of the SfSH graduates, India Roth and Hauke Horeis, they created a moving and entertaining collage of scenes focusing on topics of flight, old and new native countries, madness and longing.
Performances were held at Hebebühne Altona. As in previous years, this year Marie Bäumer worked with our graduate film class. Every three months, it features young actors, giving them the opportunity to present themselves to the Hamburg audience while they are still in training.
We presented an exceptional stage programme from September to September in the historic Logensaal of the Hamburger Kammerspiele. It began and ended with a song recital shortly before the final examination.
In February , the SfSH grant holders presented a colourful mixture of monologues, duet scenes and songs, as well as self-written scene works showing the versatility of the acting training.
In May, the SfSH presented a song recital performed by graduates from the past 29 years. Due to the closure of the Logensaal in the Hamburger Kammerspiele, our performance series now has to find a new venue to provide our students with a platform where they can present themselves to the public.
With their musical program the group highlighted the festive setting of the award ceremony. Our students were honoured to perform at the prize-giving ceremony of the Plan International - Ulrich Wickert Award.
Theatre, drama, stage - this is a universal language that is understood everywhere and brings together what seems foreign and different.
In April , a theatre workshop was realised with young refugees from the Sieversstücke shelter in Hamburg. The idea behind the pilot project, supported by the Friends of the Schule für Schauspiel Hamburg O33 e.
Regina Stötzel, a member of the faculty, works in the Regional Vocational Training Centre Itzehoe together with several refugees. Our third year students are currently enjoying their classes with Nina Petri in the "reading" course.
Nina teaches the students how to transform classical "reading aloud" into a lively presentation. Based on the described characters, places, conflicts and moods, they created images playfully brought alive by the language of movement.
The students are having a lot of fun, because the Advent season offers great short stories to practise.
They will be presented within the school on the last school day before the Christmas holidays. They worked on a comic and a dramatic scene, which they prepared using the Meisner technique and role analysis.
The emphasis of the workshop was on how to focus and fully concentrate on your acting partner. In the week of 01 - 05 September , film class students participated in a workshop with the director Frauke Thielecke.
This gave the students who will graduate at the end of the month the chance to try out different roles, but also to work as directors. From 6 to 11 April , Marie Bäumer worked with the students of this year's film graduate class on the acting and technical handling of great emotions in existential situations.
Discipline, concentration, the courage to confront others and one's own limits as well as humility towards the work accompanied the six-day seminar.
Hamburger Abendblatt vom 22 April "No Pippi theatre! Eine sehr herausfordernde und inspirierende Arbeit. Welche Tipps können Sie ihr geben?
Reents: Ich wünsche ihr vor allem ganz viel Freude, Erfolg und dass sie sich wie ich zu Hause fühlt in der "Familie Nord bei Nordwest".
Was macht die Filme so erfolgreich? Reents: Ich könnte mir vorstellen, dass es an den Drehbüchern liegt, die diesen trockenen, norddeutschen Humor und Charme in sich tragen und an der besonderen Chemie unter dem Schauspielern.
Sind Sie damit zufrieden, wie Ihre Rolle aus der Reihe ausscheidet? Warum machen Sie mit der erfolgreichen Reihe Schluss?
Bleiben Sie dem Krimi-Genre in Zukunft treu? Wie geht es jetzt für Sie weiter? Werden Sie die Filme jetzt zuhause vor dem Fernseher weiterverfolgen?
Reents: Natürlich werde ich mir die weiteren Folgen ansehen und mitfiebern. Weitere Stories und Infos.
Because every single one of them reacted differently to us. During the 6-week collaboration in Zurich, I was able to see myself in a new light, especially as an artist and actress. The first joint activity in the "Voice" class, is to move individually through the room and yet united as a group. To category Advanced training. In April City Of God, a theatre workshop was realised with young refugees from the Sieversstücke shelter in Hamburg. As always, they were accompanied by Siegfried Gerlich on the piano. Nell Scheffler, voluntary social Siberia 2019 culture at the SfSH. January Film project with Benjamin Teske.
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