Martin W. Maier makes a Viral Video for Bosch
Berlin, U55, Haltestelle Bundestag, Quigo – und Action! Ungewöhnlich? Außergewöhnlich! Aber genau die richtige Location für den Dreh eines Quigo-Webvideos.
Martin W. Maier ein Spezialist auf dem Gebiet von Anamorphosen (optischen Täuschungen) wurde dazu von der Agentur V4 beauftragt. Das Video „Quigo 3D Cube Illusion“ zeigt „magische 3D- Würfel“ die mit Hilfe des Kreuzlinien-Lasers Quigo an Wände, U-Bahn-Züge und Rolltreppen entstehen. Ziel der Kampagne ist es, den Quigo insbesondere bei der jungen Generation bekannter zu machen.
Martin W. Maier for Sony
Martin W.MAIER was commissioned to do a shoot for SONY. ‘Music, friends and fun. Everywhere’, such is the campaign’s motto. Large-scale scenes in an underground station and in a shopping mall in the middle of a city, seemingly photographed on the fly with a mobile phone. Martin was able to draw on his experience as a filmmaker.
Martin W. Maier for Sony
Martin W. MAIER travelled to Barcelona to shoot the current SONY ERICSSON campaign. The visual look was created using special film lighting; Stefanie Wencek added the finishing touches in post-production. Since the motifs will be used for the Asian and European markets, close attention was paid to a selection of international models. The agency was McCann Erickson; Bettina Blum and Tina Krakow took care of the art buying.
Martin lives and works in Berlin as an experimental photographer and director. He specialises in editorials, advertising and music.
Martin W. Maier for Zeitmagazin
Martin W. Maier for Dominique Larbodery
Martin W. Maier for O2
Martin W. Maier shot video clips for Marteria and Cortney Tidwell
“I believe advertising and art are two very different systems, but they can refer to each other”
This fundamental statement by Martin W. Maier is characteristic. Not only does he choose the best words to describe himself and his work, he also always succeeds in rising to new artist and commercial challenges. His talent as a photographer is omnipresent.
Martin has edited 3600 ingenious individual images into a 3-minute clip for the American artist Cortney Tidwell. This stop-motion clip has been met with high regard.
Martin’s first music clip for Marteria, under contract with Four Music, received the Audience Award at the Short Film Festival in Oberhausen. The black and white one-take clip got the ball rolling back then. Some more clips are in postproduction now and Martin’s regular partner is and will be Daniel Franke. We are confident that we will be able to report more news on the creative team in the near future.
