Once in a lifetime project and one of the best adventures I had working with wild animals on Luke Cornells Farm in South Africa! Thanks to my incredible team out there! AGENCY: FOUNDRY PRODUCTION: MYGOSH.co EPs: Lamar Hawkins, Ilonka Galliard, Natali Sussman PRODUCER: @Ulrich Kirchner DIRECTOR: Viviane Blumenschein PHOTOGRAPHY: Naudé Heunis ANIMAL CONSERVATOR: Luke Cornell SERVICE PRODUCTION: Groundglass, Meike Varga SOUND ENGINEER: @Helmut Scherz DOP: TVC – @Devin Toselli Documentary DOP – @Naudé Heunis, Drone/Second Unit – Bryn North MUSIC: MassiveMusic Berlin SOUND DESIGN: Staub Audio GmbH STEREO MIX: MassiveMusic Amsterdam ATMOS MIX: Studio Funk GmbH & Co. KG POST PRODUCTION: @2+3 Post TVCs Offline: @Stephen Duplessis Documentary Offline: @Mario Kowarz TVCs & Documentary Online: Blake Prinsloo Colour Grading: @Terry Simpson

We had so much fun with Deutsche Bahn! Over a year we portrayed DB employees all over Europe and asked them what's important for them. Credits: Kunde: Deutsche Bahn Agentur: Grabarz&Partner Produktion: Rabbicorn Films Exec. Producer: Jule Behrens Producer: Philipp Peine, Tom Wendt Producers Assistant: Melitta Capolei, Chris Lohfeld DoP: Cedric Schanze 1st AC: Daniel Merget, Julian Hanschke Dit: Tristan Guercovich Ton: Thomas Keller Editing DC: Maxi Willmann Musik: Musicbed Postproduktion: NHB Hamburg

This film has been shaken out of its sleeve with a lot of love - shot in South Africa with one camera, one light and two mind-blowing human beings A love poem and a tribute to equality of male and female. We are different, but we are the same. Directing and Editing: Viviane Blumenschein Cinematography: Andrés Lizana Prado Music and Sound: neonsurgery Color Correction: Johannes Röckl/ARRI Berlin Woman: Elena Musteata Man: Paulo Silva

Once in a lifetime project and one of the best adventures I had working with wild animals on Luke Cornells Farm in South Africa! Thanks to my incredible team out there! AGENCY: FOUNDRY PRODUCTION: MYGOSH.co EPs: Lamar Hawkins, Ilonka Galliard, Natali Sussman PRODUCER: @Ulrich Kirchner DIRECTOR: Viviane Blumenschein PHOTOGRAPHY: Naudé Heunis ANIMAL CONSERVATOR: Luke Cornell SERVICE PRODUCTION: Groundglass, Meike Varga SOUND ENGINEER: @Helmut Scherz DOP: TVC – @Devin Toselli Documentary DOP – @Naudé Heunis, Drone/Second Unit – Bryn North MUSIC: MassiveMusic Berlin SOUND DESIGN: Staub Audio GmbH STEREO MIX: MassiveMusic Amsterdam ATMOS MIX: Studio Funk GmbH & Co. KG POST PRODUCTION: @2+3 Post TVCs Offline: @Stephen Duplessis Documentary Offline: @Mario Kowarz TVCs & Documentary Online: Blake Prinsloo Colour Grading: @Terry Simpson

Documentary style commercial shooting for Generali - so much fun with my DOP Bestie Björn Knechtel and wonderful Denis Herzog as Producer for Virus/Markenfilm and "Mörchen" for thjnk. Agentur. thjnk Produktion: Virus/markenfilm Art Director: Frank Möhrchen Producer: Denis Herzog Director: Viviane Blumenschein DOP: Björn Knechtel 1st AC: Daniel Merget Gaffer: Richard Nitsche "Ritchie" Sound. Felix Siebert Editing: Rain Kencana Post production: INFECTED

We had so much fun with Deutsche Bahn! Over a year we portrayed DB employees all over Europe and asked them what's important for them. Credits: Kunde: Deutsche Bahn Agentur: Grabarz&Partner Produktion: Rabbicorn Films Exec. Producer: Jule Behrens Producer: Philipp Peine, Tom Wendt Producers Assistant: Melitta Capolei, Chris Lohfeld DoP: Cedric Schanze 1st AC: Daniel Merget, Julian Hanschke Dit: Tristan Guercovich Ton: Thomas Keller Editing DC: Maxi Willmann Musik: Musicbed Postproduktion: NHB Hamburg

Credits: Client - Lufthansa Agency - neulandherzer Director - Viviane Blumenschein Production :- Erste Liebe Film Producer - Carolina Klass Assistant Producer - Antonia Burchardt Service Production - Simpleman Film Capetown Exec. Producer Simpleman- Jaco du Plooy Producer Simpleman- James Westcott Production Manager - Matshepo Maja Cinematography - Pierre de Villiers Drone Operator - Luke Maximo Bell Sound - Heinrich Knapp Art Direction/Stylist - Kaley Meyer Styling Assistant/Make up - Monique du Toit Editor - Stephen du Plessis Colorist - Nic Apostoli Post Production - Upstairs Music/Sounddesign - Nicolaas van Reenen@Fieldsound Stills Photographer - Christian Engels

Documentary style commercial shooting for Generali - so much fun with my DOP Bestie Björn Knechtel and wonderful Denis Herzog as Producer for Virus/Markenfilm and "Mörchen" for thjnk. Agentur. thjnk Produktion: Virus/markenfilm Art Director: Frank Möhrchen Producer: Denis Herzog Director: Viviane Blumenschein DOP: Björn Knechtel 1st AC: Daniel Merget Gaffer: Richard Nitsche "Ritchie" Sound. Felix Siebert Editing: Rain Kencana Post production: INFECTED

This film has been shaken out of its sleeve with a lot of love - shot in South Africa with one camera, one light and two mind-blowing human beings A love poem and a tribute to equality of male and female. We are different, but we are the same. Directing and Editing: Viviane Blumenschein Cinematography: Andrés Lizana Prado Music and Sound: neonsurgery Color Correction: Johannes Röckl/ARRI Berlin Woman: Elena Musteata Man: Paulo Silva

Credits: Client - Lufthansa Agency - neulandherzer Director - Viviane Blumenschein Production :- Erste Liebe Film Producer - Carolina Klass Assistant Producer - Antonia Burchardt Service Production - Simpleman Film Capetown Exec. Producer Simpleman- Jaco du Plooy Producer Simpleman- James Westcott Production Manager - Matshepo Maja Cinematography - Pierre de Villiers Drone Operator - Luke Maximo Bell Sound - Heinrich Knapp Art Direction/Stylist - Kaley Meyer Styling Assistant/Make up - Monique du Toit Editor - Stephen du Plessis Colorist - Nic Apostoli Post Production - Upstairs Music/Sounddesign - Nicolaas van Reenen@Fieldsound Stills Photographer - Christian Engels

credits: director: Viviane Blumenschein production company: markenfilm Schweiz producer: Heinrich Reinacher line-producer: Cyril Melcher camera: Timo Schwartz sound: Peter Meyer editing: Alex Murygin music: Christian Meyer making of: Anne Bürger "What's on your mind?" With this question, along with the questions from the people in this clip, our Open Minds conversations begin. Visit the Open Minds platform that has been launched on the occasion of Swiss Re's 150th anniversary. The big questions about tomorrow concern us all - whether they are about gaining food security, longer and healthier lives, advancing sustainable energy solutions or managing climate and natural disaster risks. All our thoughts and ideas matter because only together will we find the answers and the opportunities. With the "What's on your mind?" trailer we focus on what matters during the journey from today to tomorrow. As we move through our anniversary year, the trailer will grow into a longer film to capture a wealth of conversations. Conversations about what? Huge challenges confront the world ahead – including ensuring that we have sustainable energy, that we can fund an ageing population, that we have enough food, that we can address managing climate change and the risk of natural disasters. These things affect everyone. Open conversations with people all over the world will help find the answers. Through the film, we'll capture the spirit of these conversations, with a richness of thought, diversity of ideas and depth of opinions. The final documentary will be a time capsule, recording a global dialogue for generations to come. We're thrilled to be working with Markenfilm on this project. With director Viviane Blumenschein at the helm, it's already gained huge momentum with more than eighty interviews in Zurich, New York, Cape Town and Hong Kong. Viviane has a gift of capturing special moments – talking to experts, futurists, visionaries… But she's also an expert at catching people on the fly – volunteers helping with the post-Sandy clean-up, an elderly tourist on a snowy peak, organic farmers and a friendly butcher in New York. A wealth of diverse views about what matters in future. We're thrilled to be working with Markenfilm on this project. With director Viviane Blumenschein at the helm, it's already gained huge momentum with more than eighty interviews in Zurich, New York, Cape Town and Hong Kong. Viviane has a gift of capturing special moments – talking to experts, futurists, visionaries… But she's also an expert at catching people on the fly – volunteers helping with the post-Sandy clean-up, an elderly tourist on a snowy peak, organic farmers and a friendly butcher in New York. A wealth of diverse views about what matters in future.

Credits: Client - Lufthansa Agency - neulandherzer Director - Viviane Blumenschein Production :- Erste Liebe Film Producer - Carolina Klass Assistant Producer - Antonia Burchardt Service Production - Simpleman Film Capetown Exec. Producer Simpleman- Jaco du Plooy Producer Simpleman- James Westcott Production Manager - Matshepo Maja Cinematography - Pierre de Villiers Drone Operator - Luke Maximo Bell Sound - Heinrich Knapp Art Direction/Stylist - Kaley Meyer Styling Assistant/Make up - Monique du Toit Editor - Stephen du Plessis Colorist - Nic Apostoli Post Production - Upstairs Music/Sounddesign - Nicolaas van Reenen@Fieldsound Stills Photographer - Christian Engels

Lots of fun with Katrin Bauerfeind and Lina van den Maas on Nürburgring for Skoda! Agency: thjink Production: thjink Producer: Amelie Behrens Director: Viviane Blumenschein DOP: Björn Knechtel 1st AC: Daniel Merget Cam Car MCC: Leo Plank ❤️R.I.P. Gaffer: Richard Nitsche Maske: Latisha Nicholson Stylist: Romina Mann Edit: Thilo Both Postproduction: Thjink

credits: director: Viviane Blumenschein camera: Filip Piskorzynski musik: Bhatti Music animation/SFX/Grafic Design: Paul's Boutique, Hamburg production: c-Films postproduction: Postrepublic Berlin client: Red Bull In the documentary series “The Dance Trip”,two dancers, trained in the field of breakdance/ hip-hop and contemporary dance, will travelaround the world and explore these dances.Taking a fresh, youthful perspective and drivenby their curiosity, they go on a mission to learnabout the local dances and the stories behindthem. The focus will not simply lie on excitingvisuals, but just as much on the history of the dances and their cultural roots. The dancers will interact authentically with theirhosts. Their inquisitive and open ways will givethe viewers a chance to get to know the placesand people they visit on a very intimate level. The climax of this cultural exchange will be theperformance of dances together with the locals,in spectacular choreographies. Interesting side stories and stunning footage of the landscapeoffer insights into foreign cultures, but also into places you thought you knew. In the documentary series “The Dance Trip”,two dancers, trained in the field of breakdance/ hip-hop and contemporary dance, will travelaround the world and explore these dances.Taking a fresh, youthful perspective and drivenby their curiosity, they go on a mission to learnabout the local dances and the stories behindthem. The focus will not simply lie on excitingvisuals, but just as much on the history of the dances and their cultural roots. The dancers will interact authentically with theirhosts. Their inquisitive and open ways will givethe viewers a chance to get to know the placesand people they visit on a very intimate level. The climax of this cultural exchange will be theperformance of dances together with the locals,in spectacular choreographies. Interesting side stories and stunning footage of the landscapeoffer insights into foreign cultures, but also into places you thought you knew.