Photoshoot for the Berlin-based air passenger rights start-up Flightright.
In December I was able to shoot a new employer branding video for the Hanover office outfitter Lyreco. More after the click.
Blossoms, bees, apples. And a new film of mine.
The Berlin Zoo has opened its doors for you despite Corona. See for yourself.
18 years ago I helped the Leipzig Olympic bid to success with a courageous film. The "Sächsische Zeitung" remembers:
Last autumn I was allowed to exclusively photograph the first steps of the two panda babies of the Berlin Zoo. A first look after the jump.
My new series of company portraits won a first prize! More after the click.
In November I was shooting a series of employee portraits and a company portrait for the Hamburg credit comparison portal Finanzcheck. More after the click.
The new image film for Softgarden is ready. Film and making of after the click.
I am currently working on the anniversary film for the Berlin Zoo - the oldest and most popular zoo in Germany.
The Berlin startup Idagio is currently the best streaming service for classical music. Before Christmas I realized a screencast for the company, which explains the cool features and their fantastic music search engine for everyone.
Two of my photos as the only German contribution to the North Korea Special of Time Magazine
The image film for CleverShuttle is ready. See for yourself.
The news lately have been a little thin. That wasn't because I was bored, it was mainly because I developed a new radio play series for Amazon/Audible together with my friend Dominic Raacke. Since the beginning of the year we conceived the story, since about April I was writing the outlines for the episodes, now we have handed in and are curious whether we will get the order for the series ourselves
The script funding for my Bavarian science fiction film "Aliens in Oberbayern" has finally put me in a position to restructure the material together with the dramaturge Lasse Nolte and completely rearrange it. The result is a first version of the screenplay after much atrocity and bloody typing of fingers, at the end of which the answer to the questions of all questions is: are the Bavarians from this world? As you can see, it's all top secret. Hopefully more about this soon
After all the writing this year I could finally unpack a camera and take some photos last weekend. The Berlin graphic artist and jewellery designer Ina Dassel needed a re-shooting for her collection and I was allowed to take the photos for her
In cooperation with TUI, the LUMAS Gallery has just set up a beautiful gallery on board its latest cruise liner, the "Mein Schiff 5". After the Massgames themselves didn't come out of North Korea (so far), they are now sailing around the world at least in the form of my photos. If you happen to be on board this luxury steamer, just drop by on deck 4
The script funding has not only revived the "Aliens in Oberbayern", but has also enabled me to finally dig deeper into Bavarian history and actually find out how it really is with the origin of Bavaria. Currently I am travelling all over Bavaria, looking, searching, finding and discovering new favourite places and asking all sorts of people from the museum attendant in Burghausen to the head of the Bavarian costume research institute in Benediktbeuern a big hole in their stomach
My photo series about the Massgames in Pyongyang, North Korea has been around for a few years, but is still one of the few that exist. How hard it was to get the permission for it and to carry out the project at all, can be read on the project page and I am still proud that the series exists at all. Now one of the photos will be exhibited at the 25th International Poster Biennale in Warsaw. More info after the click (on the title)
