Federal Administrative Court with new corporate film
The Federal Administrative Court in St. Gallen has a new corporate video. The video provides a clear picture of the court’s responsibilities and helps improve public perception.
The two actors Anina Baumgartner (German) and Raphaël Tschudi (French) play the leading roles.
The Federal Administrative Court (FAC) issues around 7500 rulings every year. Despite this, the largest federal court is still little known to many Swiss citizens. "We have the task of explaining our court beyond pure media work and making our range of tasks tangible," explains Andreas Notter, who initiated the film project as Head of Communications.
However, the FAC's claim went beyond mere information. According to Notter, the court also wanted to appeal to viewers emotionally and entertain them. This, as well as the trilingualism of the film, placed high demands on the implementation partner Focus Format, a St. Gallen agency for film and video productions.
The main roles in the film are played by the two professional actors Anina Baumgartner (German) and Raphaël Tschudi (French). To make the film sequences as authentic as possible, extras from the court staff were also used.
The corporate film is now being used for guided tours for visitors, as well as for presentations by the Executive Board and for HR promotional events. It can be found online at www.bvger.ch and on YouTube.
Caption: The two actors Anina Baumgartner (German) and Raphaël Tschudi (French) play the leading roles.
