Peeter Rebane

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Peeter Rebane (born 24 April 1973) is an Estonian film director, producer and entrepreneur.

He studied at Oxford University and graduated from Harvard University cum laude majoring in economics, psychology and visual arts. He has studied directing and film production at the University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts and has further trained at Judith Weston Studio For Actors And Directors. He is a co-founder of the film production company The Factory. In 2013, he was named Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year in Estonia.[1]

Directing

Rebane has produced such feature films Firebird (2017), Sailing to Freedom (2018), documentaries Tashi (2015), and Robbie Williams: Fans Journey to Tallinn (2014). In 2013, together with Russell Thomas, Rebane directed and produced the concert film Robbie Williams: Live in Tallinn. He has also created music videos for Moby’s “Wait for Me”, Pet Shop Boys' “Together”, The Heft's “Born to Live”, Liisi Koikson's “Üle Vee” and Daniel Lévi's “Summer Love”.[citation needed]

TV and film production

Rebane was the producer of the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest, producer of the 23rd European Film Awards (2010), one of the initiators of the European Capital of Culture 2011 project and producer of the 20th anniversary concert of Estonia’s re-independence for the President of Estonia.[citation needed]

Concert production

BDG, founded by Rebane (and his brother, Priit), has produced hundreds of major events and concerts in the Baltic region.[2]

Other

Rebane is a Member of Advisory Board of the World Memory Film Project, has been a Member of the Board of Estonian Concert Promoters Association (2001-2011) and the President of Harvard Club of the Baltics (2004-2009). Rebane is openly gay and is a civil rights activist who champions equal rights legislation of the LGBT community in Estonia.[3]

References

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External links

  • BDG [1]
  • The Factory [2]
  • Concert production (FBI) [3]