Fabian Eder, an esteemed Austrian cinematographer and director, emerged onto the scene on July 1, 1963, in the culturally affluent and dynamic city of Vienna, Austria, where the intricacies of the past seamlessly converge with the modern era to create a captivating harmony of tradition and innovation. As he took his first breath, it was impossible to foresee that he would eventually become a celebrated figure in the realm of film and television, leaving an enduring legacy with his extensive and impressive body of work that would forever reshape the industry's landscape.
Noted Austrian cinematographer and director, Fabian, has amassed a remarkable career trajectory, punctuated by numerous distinguished accomplishments, including his impressive tenure on the highly acclaimed television series "Tatort", which has become an integral part of Austrian television's fabric and a testament to his exceptional skill and unwavering dedication to his craft.
Beyond his work on "Tatort", Fabian has also made substantial contributions to the world of cinema, boasting an impressive array of credits that include the notable films "Die Schrift des Freundes" (2005) and "Polt muss weinen" (2000),both of which aptly demonstrate his remarkable talent and meticulous attention to detail.
Fabian's life is a harmonious balance of professional achievements and personal relationships. His most significant connection is with his loving wife, Katharina Stemberger, with whom he shares a profound and satisfying partnership. Together, they have been blessed with a precious child, who has brought immense delight and contentment to their lives.
