Rowboat Film- und Fernsehproduktion

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Rowboat Film- und Fernsehproduktion is a German film production company based in Cologne.

History[]

Rowboat Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH was co-founded in January 2010 by film producer Sam Davis and Jan Mojto's international film distribution company Beta Film.^[1]

The company's first movie A Day for a Miracle (Das Wunder von Kärnten) had its première at the Filmfest Hamburg in 2011 and was nominated for the festival's TV producer award.^{[citation needed]} Its TV première on Austria's ORF had more than one million viewers, relating to a market share of 33 percent.^{[2][failed verification]} German public broadcaster ZDF showed the film on March 5, 2012.^[3] Since then Rowboat has produced Murder by the Lake^[4] and Professor T.^[5]

Filmography[]

• A Day for a Miracle, 2011 (Director: Andreas Prochaska)
•  [de], 2012 (Director:  [de])
• The End of Lies (German: Am Ende der Lüge), 2013 (Director:  [de])
•  [de], 2013 (Director: Michael Keusch)
• On the Road with Elsa, 2014 (Director: Bettine Woernle)
• The Homecoming, 2014 (Director: Olaf Kreinsen)
• Murder by the Lake - The celtic Mystery, 2014 (Director: Andreas Linke)
• The cold Truth, 2015 (Director: Franziska Meletzky)
• Murder by the Lake 2 - Family Issues, 2015 (Director: Andreas Linke)
• Trust me, 2016 (Director: Franziska Meletzky)
• Because I love you ..., 2016 (Director: Christina Schiewe)
• Murder by the Lake 3 - The Sleepwalker, 2016 (Director: Andreas Linke)
• Murder by the Lake 4 - Till Death do them part, 2017 (Director: Hannu Salonen)
• Professor T. (series) Season 1, 2017 (Director: Thomas Jahn)
• Wedding in Rome, 2017 (Director: Olaf Kreinsen)
• Murder by the Lake 5 - The Girl who loved to laugh, 2017 (Director: Hannu Salonen)
• Murder by the Lake 6 - The Return, 2018 (Director: Hannu Salonen)
• Professor T. (series) Season 2, 2018 (Director: Thomas Jahn)
• Murder by the Lake 7 - The fourth Woman, 2018 (Director: Hannu Salonen)
• Murder by the Lake 8 - Death in the Forest, Postproduction (Director: Michael Schneider)
• Murder by the Lake 9 - Mermaid, Postproduction (Director: Michael Schneider)
• Professor T. (series) Season 3, Postproduction (Director: Thomas Jahn)

Awards[]

A Day for a Miracle was awarded two Austrian TV awards Romy in 2012, for "Best TV screenplay" (by Thorsten Wettcke and Christoph Silber) and "Best TV Producer" (Sam Davis, Rowboat and co-producer Klaus Graf of Graf Film, Austria),^{[6][unreliable source?]} director Andreas Prochaska won the Bavarian TV Award for "Best Directing TV Movie" in 2012.^[7] On November 25, 2013, the film was awarded an International Emmy Award 2013 in the category "TV Movie/Mini-Series".^[8]

References[]

External links[]

• Website of Rowboat Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH