GoSee is delighted to welcome HARVEST DIGITAL AGRICULTURE, post production experts specializing in the synergies of moving images and print from a single source. The full-service company based in the heart of the Hamburg's Speicherstadt district concentrates its expertise for print and TV productions to save time and money for agencies and their clients, photographers and artists. This ensures a controlled uniform workflow in photo editing and corporate identity for clients without the risk of a break in consistency when different production companies work on the same project. The brand image and the client’s color scheme are kept throughout the campaign.
“Harvest provides services including Full-CGI, modeling, character design, and implementation. The mobile suites at Harvest and our own independent loft with several workstations enable us adapt to the different requests and requirements of our clients,” says Nicola Krämer, partner of Harvest Print and Head of Print 2D, who works with renowned photographers worldwide.
Realizing a consistent visual language and looks throughout all media channels within integrated campaigns is at the heart of Harvest's expertise. Harvest also provides development and creation services from a single source. 100% handmade.
Kai Schubert, who has been in 3D development for 20 years, is the Head of the 3D division. Florian Arlart is MD and founder of Harvest Digital Agriculture, which currently has 27 employees. He is also MD of the Print division.
Harvest Digital Agriculture and Simon Puschmann (photographer and also director of the spot) created the exterior of an AUDI RS5 entirely in CGI based on footage captured with a stand-in vehicle for an AUDI commercial, including print motifs. Which proves that Harvest masters the perfect synergy of moving images and print. In most cases, post production companies are responsible either for retouching the film material or the print ads and photo material. At the same time, the project partners wanted to refute the prejudice, that CGI (Computer-Generated Imagery) is too sterile, too technical or emotionally numb. In the commercial, a voiceover recites the poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost from the year 1916.
HARVEST sees great potential in these opportunities and offers agencies and their clients all services from a single source: “Directly interlinking the post production processes for both film and photo under one roof creates unique synergies and potentials, which we exploit to the fullest with a continuously growing team. The passion and love for the image paired with visual expertise are what make a Harvest motif high-end artwork. Whether on location, with mobile equipment or in the suites at Harvest – each production benefits from the complete attention and commitment of our team.”