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Julie Fellmann<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Julie Fellmann<\/strong> \u2026 was born in Paris and grew up bilingually…<\/p>\n

She graduated from Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich with a Master of Arts in German philology.<\/p>\n

She worked for different TV production companies as a producer and author: for the show \u201eVersteckte Kamera\u201c (\u201eHidden Camera\u201c) with Fritz Egner and Tommy Ohrner she tricked celebrities. For KirchGruppe she established a new children\u2019s channel. At Monaco Film she was responsible for the development of storylines for the popular German crime series \u201eEin Fall f\u00fcr zwei\u201c and produced movies like \u201eRiekes Liebe\u201c (with Christoph Waltz and Axel Milberg), which was awarded the German Film Prize in 2002.<\/p>\n

After the birth of her second child she decided to use her time differently and take a leap of faith into self-employment.<\/p>\n

She started as a dramatic advisor for the TV show \u201eAlles au\u00dfer Sex\u201c (on the German channel Pro7) and now predominantly writes scripts for various TV series (on channels like Sat.1, BR and ZDF).<\/p>\n

In 2009 her first audiobook \u201eDer K\u00f6nig hat gelacht\u201c was published, which was awarded the Auditorix H\u00f6rbuchsiegel at the 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair and the Auditorix Audience Prize at the 2011 Leipzig Book Fair.<\/p>\n

In the fall of 2012 the time had finally come: her first novel, the crime story \u201eNacht der Einsamen\u201c, was simultaneously published as a book and an audiobook. A sequel featuring the same Munich police inspector Garcia is already in the works…<\/p>\n

www.juliefellmann.de<\/a><\/p>\n