Dpvideoproduction was founded 14 years ago. What started as a one-man business soon became a broad-based production company for commissioned films. Now it was time for a profile sharpening and the launch of a unique service in Switzerland.
The D and the P in the name originally stood for "Digital Pictures". Which was considered innovative in 2007, the year the company was founded. In recent years, the outdated and technical name has become increasingly annoying. In addition, it was always a stumbling block. "It didn't convey a story, wasn't understood, and was repeatedly misspelled," explains David Schildknecht, owner and managing director of the new film agency Romeo & Jane.
Thus, when sharpening the profile, it was clear that the name would also be changed. Romeo & Jane stands first and foremost for a film agency that accompanies and supports companies and agencies from creation through production to post-production. This always with the claim to combine the authentic with the unconventional in order to create attention. Fresh and creative. As more and more companies produce their own productions, Romeo & Jane also offers a unique service throughout Switzerland with concept consultations. "In this way, we support companies and agencies that want to produce in-house but need input from experts," Schildknecht says.
The entire rebranding was developed with the Reform agency. "Sarra Ganouchi and David Büsser from Reform advised us intensively and created a beautiful thread for the new brand," Schildknecht is pleased to say.
Just as the Romeo & Jane films tell stories, it was important that the new name should also tell one. It came about during a brainstorming session with a group from Schildknecht's environment. The company values served as a guide. And it had to stick.
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Bühler has been responsible for various film productions at Swiss Life over the past four years. On the one hand as a producer and on the other hand directly behind the camera or at the editing suite. This broad understanding of production and hands-on mentality is the best fit for Dpvideoproduction, a statement said. "Sandra is the perfect addition to our agile team, bringing with her a lot of experience from the corporate world," says managing director David Schildknecht CEO. The company will sharpen its profile and expand its corporate offering in the coming months, he said. Clients include Allianz Suisse, SRF and Migros.
At the beginning of the year, Allianz launched its new campaign on the theme of courage. With the claim "Courage means doing", it positions itself as a strong partner at the side of its customers. In a further step, Allianz is now showing its employees and where they demonstrate courage in their everyday work.
Dpvideoproduction developed two short commercials - based on the content of the advertising campaign - which let the employees have their say with their very personal moments of courage. With statements in which the viewers recognize themselves and which also sometimes make them smile. "The most direct way to show what Allianz stands for is through its employees," says production manager Corin Fuchs. Against the colorful backgrounds, the diversity of the people is shown and, with the statements, their individual views on the subject. Allianz employees are authentic, direct and honest.
Allianz was convinced by the idea of focusing entirely on the employees and tying in with the closeness and colorfulness of the campaign. "Personal and sympathetic portraits were created," explains Seline Sauser, project manager at Allianz. The two films were played out internally at Allianz as well as on the social media platforms and on the Career site published.
Responsible at Allianz Suisse: Thomas Jost (Head of Brand Management & Sponsoring Allianz), Seline Sauser (Project Manager Allianz), Aurelia Adamo (Project Manager Diversity Allianz), Deborah Jeggli (Project Assistant Allianz). Responsible at Dpvideoproduction: David Schildknecht (producer & director), Corin Fuchs (production management), Quinn Reimann (camera), Silvio Anania (sound), Michael Stuker (lighting), Léa Stalder (make-up), Tobias Schilling (DIT, post-production), Tobias Kalbermatten (post-production).