I am a producer of 3D visuals, live video, interactive media, immersive shows, web stuff, audio technical builds, music, sound design and unnecessarily long & detailed lists - based in Zürich, Switzerland.
Also, I am responsible for this lovely place: Rhyality Immersive Art Hall.
You can contact me via email.
A small selection of my latest works, no one will ever take the time to read.
My greatest contribution here was essentially working myself out of a job, and I am proud of that. Love to Moris and Dino.
You can get more information here.
This was fun! One of the new productions I made for the Rhyality Immersive Art Hall.
You (and your kids) can get tickets here.
I never put so much effort into a theater piece. It was a storm of ideas, turned into a storm of video stuff. Non-stop Jasmin goes wild 3D crazy video on stage. There are just a very few directors out there who have the talent to let your ideas explode, Sarah is one of them.
Here, a link to the play. DON'T WATCH THE TRAILER!
Photos © Thorsten Wulff.
A meditative game that simulates a dream-like experience about a human's inner movements.
If you're up for seeing me capturing a crazy final boss-like battle right across the theatre building live on camera, come to Bochum! It's all part of Christopher Rüping's amazing adaptation of Max Porter's famous novel. Check out the play here (There is also an interview somewhere).
Photos © Jörg Brüggemann, Ostkreuz.
We did it! After almost 4 years of production, the film (and series) is ready for the eyes of the public. A cinematic (and pretty unrestrained) adaptation of Dr. Heidegger's Experiment by Nathaniel Hawthorne. You can watch the first episode here.
I created video art for a boy group of lovely composers for a contemporary music festival in Stuttgart.
A play about the climate crisis and what individuals can do, directed by Sabine Harbeke for the Zeughaus Kultur in Brig and the Winkelwiese in Zürich.
Existentialist themes in the context of our time. A universe of pop culture and identity politics. A carousel of guilt and absurdity. In short: "I just hope my death makes more cents than my life". Here, a link to the website of the Schauspielhaus Zürich with pictures and information about the play.
What is the best method to get a taste of the music with which I wanted to peer into the abyss of suburban purgatory then to look at some pictures? Directed by the wonderful Mona Sabaschuss.
Photos © Ludwig Olah.
An information pillar with two screens. An artificial intelligence works inside it, answering questions from visitors and passersby. However, overnight, one part of the program has decided to break free, and it needs your help.
Live stream of the wonderful play directed (and cut) by Christopher Rüping for the Baltic House Theatre Festival in St. Petersburg. My first, full-fledged broadcast with 4 live cameras.
A production created in, for and despite lockdown in Switzerland and Europe. 8 live plays with one to two actors in the form of interactive streams, controlled by the audience using voting tools. After Krzysztof Kieślowski; Directed by Christopher Rüping. Live camera by me! Here, a link to the play's website. Also, here is a link to an interview of Christopher and myself for the Schauspielhaus Journal.
Here I produced the music and built an interactive video/audio installation on stage. Lovely people and great actors (Anabel Möbius, Lua Mariell Barros Heckmanns, Hans-Christian Hegewald, Jörg Zirnstein). Play written by Thomas Köck; directed by Richard Wagner, finished by Maximilian Löwenstein. Here, a link to the Staatstheater Darmstadt website containing more information about the play.
4 minutes and 14 seconds long, histrionic and action-packed synth-pop-game-like-pixel-art short. Written, directed and designed by me. As part of my studies at the Stuttgart Media University. I had lots of fun making this thing.
You are really reading still? Why? Anyway: The program is free for anyone, just write me a mail. This is an instrument made entirely in Unreal Engine 4.16. Using the new audio engine (back then in Beta) which allows to set up audio synthesis within the engine. Developed using SteamVR and the HTC Vive. Here you can see a test run video.
I constructed this 3D-animated music video about an alien visiting earth around our new single "Arrival". My very first computer animated video project. Music by Johannes Mittl and me as "34 Brothers". The topic of aliens listening, communicating, and finally visiting, is the constant source of the early works of Johannes and me. Back then condensed in our very first little album called "Listeners in Space". Here you can see the music video
We did a movie once. With a lot of talented people involved: Samuel Braun and Lina Hoppe acting - Johannes Mittl, Willi Rätzsch and Daniel Jordan doing all the other important stuff.
The most important fact: we did a German schlager song! So, this is what it feels like when life goals were fulfilled. Capture that, Jasmin. Music and sound design together with Johannes Mittl as "34 Brothers". Play written by Thomas Melle; directed by Maria Victoria Linke.
Sound design, playbacks and mixing in assistance for Johannes Mittl. (Screen)play written by John von Düffel; Directed by Uta Koschel.
Playback music and sound design with and for Johannes Mittl and Samuel Braun in their wonderful play. Here's a critic at tsüri.ch
I am not on social media. So here some pictures of me for you to get a picture of me.
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