Ruf Lanz: Tarantino film with vegetables re-scored for Hiltl
The Zurich-based agency Ruf Lanz has produced a TV commercial for Hiltl that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the work of a professional sound designer. The commercial reveals the methods still used today—even in Hollywood—to produce certain sounds.
The Zurich agency Ruf Lanz has created a cinema spot for the vegetarian restaurant Hiltl, in which a professional sound designer is looked over his shoulders. According to the press release, the spot reveals how certain sounds are still produced today - even in Hollywood: with crunchy vegetables. With the help of carrots, leeks, tomatoes and the like, the final scene of Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof is set to music. The idea and screenplay were written by Markus Ruf. The film was directed by the Los Angeles-based Swiss Serge Hoeltschi, with whom Ruf Lanz already shot the TV commercials "Stevie Wonder" and "Andrea Bocelli" for the Mühlehalde home for the blind. The spot was produced by Onfilm Zurich with Daniela Berther as producer. The sound designer is Peter Bräker, who has already worked for films such as Snow White, Sternenberg or serious Havana.Responsible at Hiltl: Rolf Hiltl (overall responsibility). Responsible at Ruf Lanz: Markus Ruf, Danielle Lanz (CD), Gian Marco Juon (consulting). Design of posters, advertisements and postcards: Marcel Schläfle (AD), Markus Ruf (text). Production: Onfilm Zurich. Producer: Daniela Berther. Director: Serge Hoeltschi. Camera: Maher Maleh. Editing: Marko Strihic. Sound design: Peter Bräker.
