Anne-Rose Schwab wins recognition prize in Solothurn
Makeup artist Anne-Rose Schwab received the 10,000-franc Recognition Award from the suburb of Lohn-Ammansegg at the Solothurn Film Festival. The Zurich-based specialist also works regularly in advertising.
At the Solothurn Film Festival, the Swiss Film Prize was not only awarded - probably for the last time before the move to Lucerne. The suburban community of Lohn-Ammannsegg also regularly honors a particularly deserving film technician. The award, which comes with prize money of 10,000 francs, went to make-up artist Anne-Rose Schwab on Friday. The Zurich-based specialist in pathological effects also works regularly for advertising. For example, Schwab created the gold-winning works for Médecins sans Frontières in Cannes with messages "sewn" into the skin as surgical scars. Schwab's finger puppets can currently be seen in the SBB TV commercials for Jung von Matt. The masked woman also "built" the "edible" worms in the SFLB commercials for Zürcher Kantonalbank.
In feature films, Anne-Rose Schwab designed the floater in the thriller "Marmorera" and was responsible for the make-up in dozens of films such as "The Frozen Heart", "Achtung, fertig Charlie", "Snow White" and the upcoming "Tandoori Love". Schwab also recently made up Claudio Zuccolini for Werbewoche as a "triple jury" in the "Super Advertiser" clip for the "Advertiser of the Year" event.
In feature films, Anne-Rose Schwab designed the floater in the thriller "Marmorera" and was responsible for the make-up in dozens of films such as "The Frozen Heart", "Achtung, fertig Charlie", "Snow White" and the upcoming "Tandoori Love". Schwab also recently made up Claudio Zuccolini for Werbewoche as a "triple jury" in the "Super Advertiser" clip for the "Advertiser of the Year" event.
