NEW : Sublime Postproduction, Berlin & Barcelona - Choose Your Lineup Wisely - HEINEKEN campaign, Black 28 can and the German Chancellor Bungalow in Bonn

Sublime, postproduction is NEW at GoSee. Based in Berlin and Barcelona, they specialise in transportation, CGI, Motion Graphics and Beauty/Fashion. In addition to the main studio in Berlin, the Barcelona Studio is also available for bookings anytime.

Their on location services with mobile equipment can also be booked anytime, on a worldwide scale. They provide the latest equipment, as well as a continuously updated colour management.

They recently supervised photographer Magnus Winter’s ‘Choose Your Lineup Wisely’ campaign for HEINEKEN. The agency was G2 Worldwide, New York.

Sublime Postproduction worked on various stills for Hamburg-based photographer Stefan Richter and client CALIDRIS 28. Johannes Jost and Benjamin Schwarz, both c/o Zum Goldenen Hirschen, Berlin took care of the Creative Direction. The White 28 can is the sugar-free version of the popular Black 28 can.

The Black 28 can is a caffeinated soft drink with acai flavour, guarana, herbs, Q10 and isomaltulose. According to the print on the back of the energy drink, your day will be 28 hours long thanks to its stimulating ingredients.

Sublime Postproduction also supervised the preparation of the free architecture/landscape series, as well as the CGI parts of the limousine in the main motif, photographed by Andreas Hempel, Düsseldorf.

The Chancellor Bungalow is the former residential and reception building of the German Federal Chancellor. Architect Ludwig Erhard chose glass walls and floor length panorama windows to construct a cosmopolitan, democratic house for congress and exchanges. The Bauhaus style building was completed in 1964 and is considered a significant example of 1960s architecture. It became a listed building in 2001.

Andreas explains “I wanted to use this free project to breathe new life into the historical bungalow. The history, which was written there, can really be felt. The transparency and the timeless elegance of the building impressed me from the very first moment.”