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History
Lee/Leroc Filmworkshop is an independent film production
company founded by film producer, director and actor Ingo
Trendelbernd (AKA Ingo Lee) and his friend, the screenwriter,
director and media artist Gerd
Richter in 1998.
Lee/Leroc's first production instantly gained recognition and great
popularity amongst the fans of the genre: a horror/splatter comedy
titled 'Torsil Ultra - The Attack of the One Foot Killersocks', directed
by special effects artist and production designer Ralf
Burmester.
In 2000 we commenced the production of 'Death:
Download', an action-thriller starring Ingo Lee, packed with stunning
visual effects by Gerd Richter (who also wrote the screenplay) and
special effects by Ralf Burmester.
Screenwriter, director and film editor Dirk
Woiciech, joined Lee/Leroc Filmworkshop in 2003, developing the
story and screenplay for the horror/mystery-thriller 'Evil
Knights', based on an idea by Ingo Trendelbernd and Gerd Richter.
The film was shot the same year, starring Ingo Lee and actor, (screen-)writer,
artist and (music-)producer Tony
Caulfield, who joined the Lee/Leroc team as well and, through
his company Kirsticon Enterprises, took care of website development,
localization and promotion.
Our next movies were 'Blood
Angel 2 - The New Rage' (2004) - a remake of the legendary cult
classic 'I Spit On Your Grave' - and the mystery/horror-thriller 'Right
Turn' (2004), which is currently in post-production.
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In 2005 we produced the horror comedy 'Unbelievable
Terror', based on a screenlay by Dirk Woiciech and Ralf Burmester
and starring Gerd Richter and Tony
Caulfield.
Upcoming productions: the science-fiction
thriller 'Space Terror', the action features 'Dirty War', 'Open Season 2',...
Meanwhile, Lee/Leroc Filmworkshop buys film rights
from all over the world (USA, Hong Kong, England, Budapest, Sweden,
Italy, Malaysia, Korea,...) and re-releases these movies in Germany,
Switzerland and Austria.
We...
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find material that makes for interesting movies |
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develop the story and screenplay | |
select the cast and crew best suited for the project |
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develop fight choreographies, stunt scenes, special effects and
production design | |
plan and execute bluescreen- and composite shots |
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shoot | |
edit | |
do DVD authoring, develop promotional design (film posters, covers,
merchandise,...) | |
organize the production of the DVDs | |
get international release (theatrical and DVD) |
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market the movies through advertising and press releases, websites,
participation in film festivals, interviews, trailers, features in the media,...
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