Anina of 360° Fashion and anina.net gave a speech for the film students at The Film & Television Academy (HFF) “Konrad Wolf” in Potsdam. It was a very interesting, brilliant and inspiring speech about her life as a fashion model, mobile technology and the success of her popular blog. Have a look at the pictures by Prof. Weinberg who came up with the idea to invite Anina when he met her at the Webcuts.06 show last year and who is a very visionary person in matters of new media, too.

Today was the Germany premiere of Arthur und die Minimoys (Arthur and the Invisibles). Luc Besson and Bill Kaulitz of Tokio Hotel came to the Potsdamer Platz to promote the movie. I think it was a very entertaining movie and really good fun! Go and watch it with your friends! You can find pictures and trailers on the official website (which I designed). Thanks to everyone at Tobis for the invitation to the premiere!

Right after the meeting at audioberlin I went to the 10th anniversary of L4 – academy for digital communications. I was pleasently surprised when I met Prof. Eku Wand giving a honoric speech for L4. He was a founding member of interface!berlin and Pixelpark and we’re proud to say he is on the Webcuts jury, as well.

audioberlin invited the members and friends of interface!berlin for a tour at their studios. The sound studio is at the Meistersaal which is part of the Hansa Studios – a living legend as bands like U2, Depeche Mode and David Bowie recorded their albums there.

Business cards for audioberlin – The Audiotainment Company in Berlin.

This work for audioberlin is both a flyer and a business greeting card (sort of). You can find the PDF here.

Peter designed these business cards for LimeLight PR — a PR agency for movie productions in Berlin. I only helped Peter with the first approach and the concept of the design. Check out the spot UV varnishing that makes some areas glossy. The new website for LimeLight PR is currently in progress.

I almost missed the German DVD release of Das geheime Leben der Worte (The secret life of words) – an Isabel Coixet movie with Sarah Polley and Tim Robbins. I designed the press kit with Peter Ruschel for Tobis — one of the finest film distributors in Germany earlier this year.