Julian Rohrmoser
Film and television roles
JJulian Rohrmoser, born in Vienna in 1999 and raised in Innsbruck, is an actor with a particular focus on film. He completed his acting studies at the filmacademy Vienna He graduated with distinction and has since participated in several short and feature film productions.
He played the lead role of Finn in the short film *The Vis-à-Vis of a Taxi Driver*, portrayed David in the documentary *My Expensive Little Village of Mühlen* (RAI/ORF), and appeared as Billy in the feature film *Present of the Past – A Life's Legacy*, which was filmed in Los Angeles. In 2023, he furthered his cinematography work in Los Angeles with Diane Charles and Tanja Nolan at the
Margie Haber Acting Studio in Hollywood. Since 2023 he has also been studying directing at the Max Reinhardt Seminar. in Vienna.
Film (selection)
FINNin The Vis-à-Vis of a Taxi Driver (short film, 2019, directed by Marian Kubanda)
NAZZI in Schachnovelle (feature film 2020, directed by Philipp Stölzl)
DAVIDin My Expensive Little Village of Mühlen (Documentary film, 2022, RAI/ORF, Director: Lisa Hintner)
PAULin Tagada (short film, directed by Zoe Schmidt, 2022)
BILLYin Present of the Past – A Life's Legacy (movie, director: Immanuel Degn, Hollywood/LA, 2023)
Various roles in the series 4 mini-dramas – theme: Lies and truth (FWU Munich, 4 × 5 minutes, directed by Stefan
Ludwig, 2024)
2023 Mini-dramas
"Topic, Lie and Truth" for FWU Munich, 4 x 5 minutes Directed by Stefan Ludwig, with Julia Wozek and Julian Rohrmoser
1. Jackpot, Elias [HR],
2. No secrets, Milan [HR],
3. Outing Max [HR], 4.Don't tell her anything Lukas [HR]
Profile
Nationality:
Austria and Switzerland
Year of birth: 1999
Place of birth: Vienna
Height: 173 cm
Weight: 71 kg
Shoe size: 43
Clothing size: 34/30
Hair color: light brown
Eye color: green/grey
Vocal range: Baritone
Appearance: Central European
Languages: German (native speaker), English (very good: C2 IELTS 8.5), Italian and French (basic knowledge)
Dialects: Tyrolean, South German, North German, Viennese, some Swiss German
Sports: Alpine skiing, snowboarding, diving, windsurfing, football, motor boating (boat operator's license 10m),
Sailing license (Day Skipper RYA)
Instruments: Piano (very good), cello and accordion (a little)
Dance: Standard dances (Polai Dance School)
Driving licence: B - Car
Accommodation options: London, Berlin, Munich, Vienna, Innsbruck, Basel, Bern.
