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Henning Lohner (born 17 July 1961) is a German-American composer and filmmaker. [1] . He is best known for his film scores written as a long-standing member of Hans Zimmer ’s music cooperative Remote Control Productions . Lohner has written scores to various international films, among them The Ring Two and Incident at Loch Ness.
Henning Lohner is a German-born film composer, director and writer who has worked on over 50 feature films, including The Ring, In the Name of the King and Marcello Marcello. He also collaborated with Frank Zappa, John Cage and Hans Zimmer, and taught at the Zurich Academy for Music and Theatre.
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- Bremen, Germany
Henning Lohner (* 17. Juli 1961 in Bremen) ist ein deutsch-amerikanischer Komponist, Medienkünstler und Filmemacher. [1] . Bekannt wurde er durch seine langjährige Arbeit bei Remote Control Productions von Hans Zimmer sowie durch das 1988 angefangene Active Images -Medienkunstprojekt.
Henning Lohner is a composer, filmmaker, digital artist, and founder of Active Image and Videri. He has worked on over 40 feature film scores, media art projects, documentaries, and portraits of contemporary artists.
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Henning Lohner, founder of Active Image, is a German-American composer, artist, and filmmaker. He’s collaborated with major creative figures from Hollywood to the European avant-garde, from Hans Zimmer to John Cage, Frank Zappa, Gerhard Richter, and Werner Herzog, and his work has been presented in major art institutions internationally.
Jan 9, 2023 · Watch the emotional short film Turning Point by Henning Lohner, a tribute to the power of memories and music.
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Henning Lohner is a composer, filmmaker and video artist who collaborated with Frank Zappa, John Cage and Hans Zimmer. He was born in California to German parents and studied musicology, art history and romanic languages in Frankfurt.
