In April 2006 Capture Berlin was contracted to do the post production for the music video of Jonathan Walters debut song. Together with Qfilm Hamburg (production) and Uwe Flade (direction), who had previously worked for international stars like Depeche Mode, Nickelback or Franz Ferdinand, a video with over 80 effect shots was created. more…
Almost everybody has to write a job application at some point in his live. Annoyingly it is always the person who is receiving the application that inevitably has more experience with applications than the one who has written it.
This is the reason why it is important as job applicant to take everything into consideration because you will have only that one chance to make the first impression. more…
This was more a return to the roots of AnimA. We returned to the roots and created a prerendered 3D set into which displays were mapped with images of the presentors just like with AnimA II. Stylish, simple but effective.
Presented by Gunnar Mackensen and Jörg-Christian Knochen using a conventional studio setup.
Length: approx. 43 minutes more…
This was technically and conceptionally the most complex AnimA show ever prodouced. We styled everything to match the look and feel of a well known american cartoon show including a small story that integrated clips and guests into the theme of the show. Presented by Jörg-Christian Knochen, Malama Altoguo, Guido and Blender.
Length: 49 minutes more…
For this show we payed hommage to M. C. Escher’s Relativity artwork and built our whole set around this idea of a room where everything could be upside or sideways or any way up.
Presentation again in the Orad virtual studio with our presenters Gunnar Mackensen and Jörg-Christian Knochen placed at all kinds of weird and funny positions.
Length: approx. 30 minutes more…