Mockumentary. Image Campaign
Wende, Weihnachten, weit weg. Top-Außenreporter Kleinelt macht sich auf die Suche nach der echten Provinz. Klar, dass der erzgebirgische Hinterwald am Puls der Einöde DIE Hammer-Story verspricht. Kleinkariert, abgeschrieben, bevölkert von einem zänkischen Bergvolk voll ländlicher Minderwertigkeitskomplexe. Und was findet er? Nicht mal das! Selbst Provinz können die hier nicht richtig.
https://www.erzgebirge-gedachtgemacht.de/hammer-provinz
DoP: Adam Graf
Image Campaign. Soundtrack
The Superbude is music, moment, encounter, love and attitude. No image film, a whole soundtrack for 4 houses in Hamburg and Vienna. A lavish feeling: warm, loud, quiet, immoderate and in love. Not just hotel or hostel: home.
DoP: Julian Krätzig
Music/Soundtrack: Henning Sommer, Supreme Music
Image campaign. Short Film
This is the story of a shared passion for the Erzgebirge, a divers mountain region with a long and rich history, a vibrant present and a future defined by its people.
The film travels into a world under ground, a world of workshops and up to new heights. It's a story of what has been, what is now and what can be. It tells about the ambition of people, about perspectives that open up and about possibilities created by togetherness.
DoP: Adam Graf
TV-Spot. Awareness Campaign.
Real people and stem cell donators are confronted in a fake casting situation with the question: "What good have you done?"
DoP: Christian Huck
Filmisches Essay. Sondersendung ARTE
Von A wie „Anfang“, D wie „Dicht & Dringlich“ über N wie „No Budget“ und U wie „Unendliche Möglichkeiten“ bis hin zu Z wie „Zensur“, in 26 Teilen werden Identitäten, Visualitäten und die politische Kraft des Kurzfilms beleuchtet.
ARTE Mediathek.
https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/112360-000-A/abc-des-kurzfilms/
Co-Autorin: Nadine Mayer // Camera: Julian Krätzig, Zacharias Zitouni, Peter Haueis
Music Video.
Deeply immersed in memories of a summer gone by, soaking in the warm feeling of television images, looking forward and backward in time.
Taken from the forthcoming The Offline EP „En Clair-Obscur“ out July 8th on Root Records / DeepMatter deepmatter.co.uk
Inspired by the moody soundtracks of 1960s and 1970s film composers such as Francois de Roubaix, Brian Bennet and David Axelrod, The Offline releases atmospheric, soulfully visual tunes with dramatic Library-music-esque cinematic arrangements.
https://theoffline.bandcamp.com/
DoP: Julian Krätzig
Music video. Experimental.
"I followed the movement that startet on the dance floor, and felt a pull, and when it pulled me, I found myself led to my own very own place. [...] That night I dreamt I was hidden in a strange place, in an unknown city." /Rave. Rainald Goetz
The video follows a lost drifter and his search for relieve and purpose in music. Shot in the rainy Port of Hamburg and referencing the places where rave culture came from in the nineties. Trying to get a hold of the feeling of a club track which lost the places where it's usually unfolding.
Special Mention at Go Short Int. Short Film Festival 2022, Nijmegen (NL)
Silver Selection at Berlin Music Video Awards, 2022
Exclusive Premiere:
https://inverted-audio.com/visual/music-video-dj-durbin-grotchz/
DoP: Oliver Bassemir
Official Trailer for the inauguration of „Kleiner Saal“ Elbphilharmonie Hamburg.
Co-Dir, Co-DoP: w/ Zacharias Zitouni
Music Video.
A Song that tells the story of an enigmatic surf spot in the south west of France, full of soul, jazz and groove and the spirit of the 60s and 70s.
Taken from the forthcoming The Offline EP „En Clair-Obscur“ out July 8th on Root Records / DeepMatter deepmatter.co.uk
Inspired by the moody soundtracks of 1960s and 1970s film composers such as Francois de Roubaix, Brian Bennet and David Axelrod, The Offline releases atmospheric, soulfully visual tunes with dramatic Library-music-esque cinematic arrangements.
https://theoffline.bandcamp.com/
DoP: Julian Krätzig
Branded Content. Telekom 5G Campaign.
"How can faster internet help us get closer? Be there, when nothing stands between us."
DoP: Alex Zimmermann
Awareness Campaign.
Women pay up to twice as much for gender-specific hygiene items as men. Even though some products have identical ingredients. In fact, some of them only differ in their packaging’s color – pink instead of blue. On top of that, women earn 21% less for their work than men. That’s why the brief was to raise awareness for the whole topic of Pink Tax.
DoP: David Südel