Anja Wiroth : newcomers, CGI shoots for NISSAN, MITSUBISHI, ADDECO, ...

Los Angeles-based people and portrait photographer Gregg SEGAL, is now represented by Anja Wiroth. Gregg recently gave an amusing spin to the everyday lives of super heroes. His clients have included Die Zeit, Entertainment Weekly, ESPN Magazine, Esquire, GQ, The Globe, Harper’s, In Style, Interview, Mother Jones, Newsweek, Oglivy-Mather, Premiere, The New York Times, Runner's World, Time, Vanity Fair and Wired.

London-based illustrator Vince FRASER, is also new at the agency. His sporty, colourful and elegant style is trusted by clients Audi, Nike, Hugo Boss, Chrysler, Bacardi, O2 and many more.

Junichi ITO is also a newcomer. The New York-based still life photographer is particularly fond of shooting watches, which he goes about in a most refreshing way.

Steffen SCHRÄGLE was in Berlin with AW Services, where he shot at locations such as Potsdamer Platz and Friedrichstraße for the NISSAN QASHQAI. This was followed by a brief stop in Lisbon for the NISSAN MURANO. Both CGI shoots were assisted by the e-graphics/TBWA Paris agency for clients Nissan Europe.

Next in line was a trip to racing tracks in Holland, the Pyrenees, Barcelona and Valencia for MITSUBISHI. The agency was Lukkien.

Jörgen BRENNICKE was given three days time to shoot 91 individual portraits for clients ADDECO. No problem for Jörgen – the result is an eye-catching campaign which is in all Sweden’s top magazines.

Murat ASLAN joined the ANJA WIROTH AGENCY in the summer, his portraits of musicians are particularly popular. In addition to German hip-hop acts, musicians such as Peter Fox and Marius Müller Westernhagen have posed for his camera. He also recently shot actress Jennifer Ulrich for the latest issue of FACE MAGAZINE.

Norman KONRAD produced portraits for NEON magazine, the concept was “does google make you stupid?”

In addition to the CGI NISSAN shoot in Berlin, AW SERVICES were in charge of the casting for the “Stagedivin“ video by Marsimoto. The cast was highly varied, from punks to O.A.Ps, a whole host of different characters was involved. The direction was carried out by Daniel Franke. The location was an oversized warehouse on the outskirts of Berlin.

Gold awaited Marc BEAUSSART, who was flown into New York for the International Photography Awards, where he personally collected his prize in the Advertising Book Cover category, at the Avery Hall in the Lincoln Center. Congratulations!

Some of Tan KADAM’s work will be on display at “The Fleeting Moments” exhibition from 30.10. – 19.12.08 at (Deutsche Wohnen Vertriebs GmbH, Südwestkorso 53a, Berlin, Mo-FR 10:00-16:00, Tue + Thurs until 18:00).