Sabine Pochhammer studied German, Philosophy, Film and Theatre Studies in Berlin. She works as a screenwriter and dramatist and regularly teaches at film universities and film schools.
Her films as a screenwriter include “Die Herbstzeitlosen ” (“Late Bloomers”) (together with Bettina Oberli) and “Amur senza fin” (“Hide and Seek”), which was directed by Christoph Schaub and premiered in Locarno in 2018. She also co-wrote “Feuchtgebiete” (“Wetlands”) and has written for various series, particularly in Germany, and developed series concepts for film production companies and producers.
As a dramatist, she has supported the development of numerous prize-winning cinema and TV films, including the Micha Lewinsky films “Der Freund” (“The Friend”), “Die Standesbeamtin” (“Will You Marry Us?”) and “Nichts passiert” (“A Decent Man”), “Sternenberg” from Christoph Schaub, “Sommervögel” (“Little Paradise”) from Paul Rinicker and “Der Kreis” (“The Circle”) from Stefan Haupt. She is currently supporting the development of a high-end series as a development producer.