TV Forst Website
TV Forst
Website Relaunch
About
the Club
Website
Relaunch


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the Club
Relaunch


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ll_house
Episode
This production was a group project that I participated in as part of my studies at Hochschule RheinMain. The story of kill_house is inspired by a story by Christof Dambeck, who was also the leader of the production team. My responsibilities included operating the main camera and assisting with the editing process. I was also in charge of creating all the VFX effects, including the intro and outro animations.
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the Project
After someone in my family experienced a stroke, I set a goal for myself to create an animated explainer video about strokes that is shorter than 3 minutes. The video will cover what a stroke is, how to recognize the signs of a stroke, and what steps can be taken to prevent one from happening.
Video
After thoroughly researching the topic, I distilled all the information down to the essentials and simplified it to make it easily understandable. Using this information, I wrote a script for a voice-over artist and a storybook. The illustrations were created using Adobe Illustrator, then animated and combined with the voice-over in Adobe After Effects.
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On Hold
As part of my Erasmus semester in Zagreb, Croatia, I was assigned to come up with a web series idea and film a concept in less than one week. I came up with “On Hold,” which is about a young man who’s dealing with depression and discovers he can pause time. The show follows how this new ability affects his life and changes him for the better.
Teaser
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HubWerk01
360 Tour
I created an interactive 360 degree tour to showcase the diverse spaces available for events, offices, and production at HubWerk01. The tour, which can be found on Google Maps, highlights the unique layout and multiple levels of the digital hub, including the half-height levels, which presented additional challenges during the creation process.
I also hid myself in multiple spots in the tour as an easter egg, to add an element of fun and surprise for viewers.
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SchlossFestival
Im Rahmen des 300-jährigen Jubiläums des Bruchsaler Schlosses veranstaltete die Stadt ein Festival mit einer Vielzahl von Künstlern aus den Bereichen Klassik, Jazz, Rock und Techno. Im Laufe von 12 Tagen betreute ich das Festival als Hauptfotograf und lieferte Fotos und Videomaterial von der Veranstaltung an die wichtigsten Nachrichtenagenturen und zur Verwendung in Pressemitteilungen der Stadt und der Künstler.















Capturing
the Action
With two separate stages, a backstage area, and a VIP lounge, it was crucial to be in the right place at the right time. As the main photographer, I had the opportunity to take photographs of some of the most prominent acts of the festival, including Marc Martel, Gregory Porter, Alex Christensen, and Curtis Stigers.












Television
PHOTOGRAPHY
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dieBauingenieure
Video
To showcase their work and company to potential clients, I created an visually appealing animated image video for them to use in conventions and presentations. The video was also played at Expo 2020 in Dubai, at the Baden-Württemberg house, to attract potential customers.
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the Festival
Promotion
I designed a new logo that is timeless, versatile, and easy to reproduce. The design was kept simple, making it easy to place in different colors and print on a variety of merchandise.
To effectively promote the event across the region, a large number of posters, banners, and flyers were printed and strategically placed or distributed at popular locations.
For the posters, I used a silhouette of the Motoball arena to create a direct association between the event location and the event, making it easy for people to recognize and remember.
Orange was chosen as the main background color for the posters to create an eye-catching design. The orange gradient also resembles a sunset, which adds to the overall atmosphere of the event.




Launch
The website was designed to align with the posters, featuring large pictures and a vintage image noise effect to convey the festival’s character and atmosphere. This helped to create a cohesive image across all promotional materials, making it easy for people to recognize and remember the event.
All relevant information about the event can be easily found on the homepage, including the lineup, location, food trucks, partners, and more, making it easy for visitors to plan their visit and find all the information they need in one place.
By integrating Eventim, we were able to seamlessly offer customers the ability to purchase tickets in the presale at a discounted price, providing a convenient and hassle-free experience for our visitors.
A prominent countdown on the website was displayed, which allowed visitors to see how much time was left until the start of the festival, building excitement and anticipation for the event.
After the event, a gallery was added to the website, allowing visitors to download pictures of the event or group photos of themselves, providing a lasting memory of their experience.


Social
Media
As this was the first time the festival was held, it was crucial to spread the word and promote the event on various platforms, to reach as many people as possible. We used different marketing strategies to reach our target audience, such as social media, flyers, posters, and word of mouth, to ensure that the event would be well attended.
We actively promoted our Instagram channel through a targeted ad campaign and on the channels of our partners, which helped us gain over 350 followers, providing a larger audience for future events and promotions.
Facebook was an effective platform for promoting the event in local groups and through an ad campaign. Thanks to our efforts, we gained over 140 followers on Facebook, allowing us to reach an even larger audience and keep them informed about future events.
In order to make it as easy as possible for our customers to ask questions about the event, we added a dedicated WhatsApp number. This way, people could reach us quickly and easily with any questions or concerns they had about the festival.
Custom
Merchandise
To give visitors the opportunity to wear some branded merchandise, I printed a wide range of different shirts, caps and bags with the logo in either dark blue or bright orange to fit the styling of the posters.
The logos were cut out of a heat transfer vinyl and applied with a heating press. In total over 250 products have been made this way.


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Smart
To increase visibility and awareness of the event, we decided to wrap my car in orange and cover it with advertising. We also added weather-proof holders for flyers, so that passersby could take one with them.
The car was parked in different locations around the region and was also showcased at other events, such as games from the Motoball club and other local events. It was also used as a drop box for a raffle, where participants could enter to win tickets for the event.
Metrics
of the campaign
Tickets sold
Followers on Instagram
Followers on Facebook