Last Monday started cooler than other Mondays before .First it didn’t seem so, when we arrived at the studio, a decision had to be made whether to shoot the next days or not. By means of perfect conditions we couldn’t talk ourselves out of it. This meant we had to organise models for the next two days as well as a Red Epic. (more…)

Not only did our shortfilm 13:59 made the Vimeo frontpage, we were also added to the Vimeo HD Channel, one of the most subscribed Channels on Vimeo with over 40.000 subscribers and 50.000 followers on twitter. The Vimeo staff usually selects just a few videos per week as their favorites and luckily, our shortfilm was one of them.

“Welcome to the Vimeo HD Channel, home to the web’s most creative and inspiring HD videos. Here we feature HD videos that are super awesome. Sit back and enjoy!” (more…)

I wrote the first script of this short propably 5min after Canon Germany called me to confirm they will send me a pre production unit of the new Canon C300. I wanted to get my hands on it since Nov 3rd and was glad they’d send me the camera right away. In fact, we were the first team in Europe working with this camera in the field after their presentation in Hollywood on Nov 3rd.

I called Nino Leitner who was on that “Pre-Pro-User”-List too because we wanted to shoot a short with him depending on who gets it first. So we continued our plans to shoot in Vienna, packed the gear, called friends and colleagues, got to Vienna and started shooting from Saturday to Sunday.
After 15-16 hours, we wrapped our shoot and were pretty happy how it turned out, even if it was WAY too short to get everything like we want it to be. (more…)

We all got used to those Event-Videos on Facebook, Vimeo, Youtube. A few clips, stacked together, people partying, cheering, lights, music… and out. We wanted to create something different. Rather than showing the location when it’s full of people, we sliced the location in different parts.

1. Location without guests to show the building and it’s links from one room to another

2. different event situations how it could look like (or how it looked like on different events)

3. Interview with the owner Klaus Werndl who did a long interview with us on WHY it is the best location near Rosenheim for events, no matter what you want to celebrate at the end.

We are very happy with the result because we think we managed to show a wide variety of situations combined with extraordinary angles/shots of an extraordinary location.

Hope you will like it as much as Quest did as we delivered the final result

this will be just a short update about the last project we have finished in August: Lokschuppen Indianer

We shot this piece in 2 days in Rosenheim (between Munich and Salzburg). If I have the time to, (more…)

Gabor is a leading manufacturer of high-quality ladies’ fashion shoes, based in Rosenheim (near Munich) Germany => www.gabor.de

In May 2011 we had the chance to work with them on a very special project: around 30 trainees will work with us on introducing videos for their particular job.

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Also in May 2011, our client MayrNell (agency) hired us to shoot a commercial for open air cinemas around germany.

The biggest challenge for us: we only had 1 fixed shooting day (no alternative date) and it had to rain. If you need rain, it will most likely be a warm and sunny summer day. It NEVER rains when you need rain. So we hired Max Gretmann from Munich who worked on films like “das Boot” and “Enemy Mine” with Dennis Quaid to take care of the special effects like rain and wind.
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We work a lot outdoors. We love to be in the wild, shooting nature, clouds, sunrise, moonrise, stars and all the beauty stuff that never happens twice. That’s the great thing about it: you never know how it turns out. (more…)

keeping a blog up to date is very time consuming. Everyone who has started to post on a blog knows what I’m talking about.
I am currently working on a few bigger and smaller projects so there is almost no time to publish all the nice behind the scenes stuff we shot.

lets back up a few weeks…

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