This company takes over vacant historic buildings, renovates them gently and then rents them out as vacation apartments. Both tourism and the townscape benefit from this innovative concept: Valuable properties can be preserved, while at the same time special vacation apartments are created that close a gap in the existing tourist offer.
The film shows the Türalihus, a jewel in Valendas in the canton of Grisons dating back to 1485. The images and scenes are staged with great sensitivity and reflect the traditional building culture and the modern touch of the building's interior. The film thus reflects the value of the foundation's concept and at the same time triggers a longing for a special vacation home.
Responsible at the Stiftung Ferien im Baudenkmal: Kerstin Camenisch (Managing Director). Responsible at Snap Film: Michael Kindermann (Producer & Director).
Under the motto "How much is too much?" Havas Worldwide Zurich launched a nationwide campaign last year for the Federal Office of Public Health and its partners, encouraging people to drink alcohol responsibly. Among other things, clever headlines combined with entertaining animated films set new points of attraction for the question of how one's own alcohol consumption stands in certain drinking situations.
In a second wave, the campaign is now focusing primarily on the social consequences of excessive alcohol consumption. The main focus is on the often divergent perception of oneself and others after a few glasses of high-proof alcohol. A specially created spot now shows in a backward running story that many things we perceive as cool when drunk or intoxicated can rightly be perceived as quite embarrassing by bystanders. In the best case, only a few lazy sayings follow the next day. But there is a greater risk that recordings or photos of the ambiguous appearance will spread like wildfire on the Internet and haunt the person concerned for a long time to come. The continuation of the campaign will be supplemented with further digital measures and advertisements. www.alcohol-facts.ch
Responsible at the Federal Office of Public Health: Adrian Kammer (overall responsibility) Claudia Brunner (project manager), Barbara Kull (co-project manager). Responsible at Havas Worldwide Zurich: Frank Bodin (overall responsibility), Folker Wrage (CCO), Michael Kathe (CD), Denis Schwarz, Laurie Morard (Art Direction), Caroline Ronzani, Nuria Büchi (Consulting), Toni Gadza (Head of Production), Noemi Rubera (Poligrafin). Responsible film production: Snap Film: Michael Kindermann (director & producer), Jonas Jäggy (camera), Serkan Tastemur (production manager), Lukas Gähwiler (post-production), Great Garbo (music), Marlise Isler (styling), Jana Mueller (make-up), Bruno Stadler (camera assistant), Greg Amgewerd (head lighting).
The art of light and shadow will also be innovatively demonstrated in the film, according to a statement. The film will be used externally and internally internationally.
Responsible at Regent Lighting: Hinrik Wachsmuth, Head of Marketing Communication Cristina Cesaro, Online Communication Manager (Project Planning). Responsible at Snapfilm: Michael Kindermann (Producer & Director), Jonas Jäggy (Camera), Joerg Birker (Editor & Image Editing).
As part of Coop's Simsalawin competition, Jürg won the filming of his marriage proposal. According to the press release, the proposal was filmed at the RHB and in St. Moritz, as the winner spent a lot of time there with his girlfriend, who was unaware of the whole operation. So on the evening of January 4, she sat unsuspectingly in front of the television, where her boyfriend suddenly appeared between the daily news and Meteo and asked her to marry him in front of an impressive backdrop. A teaser was also produced for the one-minute proposal. This was broadcast on SRF 1 three days before the proposal and announced the happy event.
Responsible at Coop: Sascha Zuberbühler (Head of Advertising), Sibille Berger (Project Manager). Responsible at Valencia: Tommy Schilling (CD & Partner), Sebastian Refardt (Copywriter), Diana Aberkane (Consultant). Responsible at Snapfilm: Michael Kindermann (producer & director), Jonas Jäggy (camera), Lukas Gähwiler (editor).
Afghanistan has been at war for over 30 years. Despite this, a few young people in Kabul have not yet given up hope of a normal life. With the support of development workers from Australia, they run the first skateboarding school in the region. Their board rides through a city full of oppression become a playful demonstration of the joy of life that prevails despite everything. Kai Sehr has made a documentary film about this extraordinary project. The 95-minute skateboard "clip" was awarded "Winner Most Valuable Documentary of the Year" in Berlin in 2011.
Director Kai Sehr comes from Düsseldorf and has been part of the Zurich-based Snapfilm portfolio for some time. Most recently, the two-time Lions award-winning commercial filmmaker realized two spots for Rivella for Michael Kindermann.
Snapfilm invited 26 customers and guests to a relaxed brunch on the terrace around the premiere at the festival. There, everyone received a finger skateboard and a Snapfilm USB stick filled with Kai Sehr's work as a gift.
This time, Snap Film's aperitifs enjoyed the reinforcement of Hofstetter & Hofstetter. Marius Hofstetter offers strategic brand consulting and brand communication and moved with his company into the premises of Snap Film in March. Thus the occasion was among other things to celebrate the new premises of Hofstetter & Hofstetter. Besides crispy grilled sausages and fine wine, there was dancing until the early morning hours to hip music by DJ Fräne.
The pictures for the occasion:
Among others, she has created spots for Bitburger, Miracoli and the ARD lottery. A selection of Maya's work and other Snap directors are here to see.]]>