Gloss : around town with NOKIA Navi, campaigns for L-BANK, SEAT, TEMPO and KNAPPSCHAFT, DUNKELZIFFER, ...

Photographer Jann Klee demonstrates how to find your way around town with the NOKIA Navigator, in a campaign commission from the JWT Düsseldorf agency. The project’s creative aspects were covered by Art Director Lars Huerter.

The L-BANK light bulb motif was realised with Jung von Matt/Neckar and CD Holger Oehrlich. Ralph Baiker shot the landscape with helmeted workers, the flying light bulbs and oil rig were later added with CGI. The results is a successful combination of classic production and CGI post production.

Torsten KLINKOW c/o TRASKA PHOTOGRAPHERS captured the silver SEAT in a natural setting for Atletico and AD Alexander Scharlach. GLOSS took care of the CGI part.

The creepily beautiful images from the new TEMPO campaign were created by the Publicis agency of Frankfurt. Photographer Mert shot Freddy Krüger, Edward Scissorhands and Captain Hook in exhausting attempts to use a tissue. The Creative Direction was headed by Nico Jünger.

Armin Morbach realised an experimental dark clown style hair and make-up series for TUSH Magazine. It is difficult to recognise Hannah Herzsprung in some of the shots.

Kristina Drechsel, came up with the DUNKELZIFFER E.V. awareness campaign as part of her graduate project at the Design Factory 2007. The charity’s team was so impressed by the concept that they immediately wanted to realise her idea.

“The posters present the helplessness that many victims experience and the cries for help that often go unnoticed. The images are touching but are not too imposing, they communicate how difficult it can be for victims to find help” states Vera Falck, of DUNKELZIFFER E.V, charity for sexually abused children. The photos were realised by Ralph Hargarten.

Ralph Baiker photographed the third round of the integrated mini job campaign of DEUTSCHE RENTENVERSICHERUNG KNAPPSCHAFT-BAHN-SEE. The creation was provided by Fischer Appelt Furore. Two print motifs and a TV spot are aimed at encouraging private households to officially declare any mini jobs they might be providing at home. Benefits include insurance in case of domestic accidents. The German campaign will be promoted in newspapers, as well as on large posters and as cinema trailers.


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