Olaf HEINE was responsible for the visual realization, the films and the print campaign of the social campaige "Everyone has the right to human rights". Together with Raphael Brinkert, Managing Director of Jung von Matt/sports and initiator of the campaign, he not only wants to use this campaign to generate material and cash donations as well as encourage volunteer work, he mostly wants to raise awareness that we, as a society, are facing a very large task and that we will have to deal with each other in a more peaceful, tolerant and respectful manner – and follow the rules that the UN once set up.
He filmed and photographed more than 30 testimonials for it. Among them are musicians like the Fantastischen Vier, Westernhagen, Rea Garvey or Sarah Connor; actors such as Thomas Kretschmann, Katja Riemann, and Jan Josef Liefers, movie Directors Bully Herbig, sportsmen like Ilkay Gündogan or Benedikt Höwedes and many more. "Everyone has the right to human rights" is a common initiative of the Gesamtverband Kommunikationsagenturen GWA, OMG Organisation der Mediaagenturen, Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund, as well as many celebrities and supporters from all over Germany. Executive Director was CD Raphael Bringert of Jung von Matt in Hamburg.
Olaf comments about the initiative 'Right to Human Rights' to GoSee: "We are currently in a socially extreme situation. We rarely had so many wars, trouble spots and political corruption in the world. That requires rethinking on our part. Especially our western society is called upon. With our initiative "Right to Human Rights", we don’t only campaign to help refugees. We much more want to make an appeal for more tolerance, respect and humanity, which we claim for ourselves. Because every man and women has the right to human rights." Further Information at www.recht-auf-menschenrecht.de.
Family shuttle, business lounge, VIP area: rarely has a vehicle been as versatile as the Multivan. This car can do everything – any time and any where. The pictures of the new VW Multivan were photographed by Bernd WESTPHAL. AD Thomas Fritze and Junior AD Jens Erasmus c/o Grabarz & Partner were responsible for the realization.
Bernd WESTPHAL c/o Klaus Stiegemeyer staged stills for the Swiss special chemicals company CLARIANT. The commissioning agency was Mutabor with CD Sven Ritterhoff, AD Marie-Luise Filtner, and art buyers Marita Theiling and Julia Peukert. Piquee was responsible for post production.
HOLSTEN kick-off – real support for real football. "Become active for your club and put in an application with your boys and girls, so we at HOLSTEN KICK-OFF can help you help…" The photos for the newest HOLSTEN ANSTOSS campaign were photographed by Jan KOPETZKY. Styling was done by Christina HOLZUM, with hair & make-up by Jeannette JOHANSSON. Art buying for the 'Dein Verein braucht dich' (your club needs you) campaign was handled by Karen Schwarzer of Philipp und Keuntje.
Anna Rosa KRAU photographed black & white portraits for the latest ALLIANZ image campaign. Paul Seitz, Head of Art Buying at the Butter Agency, was on set. The production was handled by GoSee member Claas Cropp.
The film broke all taboos in the 1970s and mixed the tendency to commit suicide with an unequal love affair in a tragically sweet kind of way. Romantic and totally mean. Brigitte now commissioned Jo JANKOWSKI to photograph a homage to the film. Production of the spread 'Harold & Maude' was in the hands of Bärbel Recktenwald.
Deutsche Bahn relies on SAMSUNG and Oliver SCHWARZWALD on fine stills.
For L'OFFICIEL HOMMES, Roman GOEBEL photographed male model Henry Kitcher, who was clothed in looks by Versace & Co by Christian Stemmler. Casting was done by Sarah-Claude Malka, and the spread is presented here at GoSee. Roman also photographed Dutch photographer and Director Anton Corbijn for the introduction of his new film 'Life'.
'A sorcerer’s apprentice has grown up' – Daniel Radcliffe proved this not only in the latest GQ STYLE Fall/Winter 2015/16. In the horror movie "Horns", he now plays a vengeful horned devil, and soon we will see him in "Victor Frankenstein" where he portrays Igor, the assistant of the famous monster creator. The actor was styled for the cover spread by Tobias FRERICKS; behind the camera was Paul Wetherell.
Will he still be recognized? “Many children who only now see me in one of the Harry Potter movies do not associate my grown-up face with the child in the movie. And the older Potter fans don’t flip out any more. Besides, in New York or London no one turns their head when a celebrity passes. For me, New York is the “heads up” city, because I do not have to hide my face there. However, while I was in San Diego visiting the Comic Exhibition, I had to disguise myself.”. The entire interview is available on GQ, and more from Tobias Frericks from KSTIEGEMEYER.
For the British fashion and beauty company HOUSE OF FRASER, Ben LAMBERTY c/o Klaus Stiegemeyer photographed the Fall/Winter Collection in Brooklyn.
