Versatile and creative Photographer and Creative Director with exceptional photography /creative direction skills, pertaining to portraits (editoral, high fashion & fine art) commercial, corporate, real estate++
As well as fashion management, sales and media management.
Andreas is an entrepreneur and the CEO of www.dt500london Creative Bureau as well as Editor of the social art project www.downtown500magazine.com
Projects
- Body UtopiaTHERE IS ALSO A UTOPIA MADE FOR ERASING BODIES. THIS UTOPIA IS THE LAND OF THE DEAD, THOSE GRAND UTOPIAN CITIES THAT THE EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION LEFT BEHIND. WHAT IS A MUMMY AFTER ALL? WELL, A MUMMY IS THE UTOPIA OF THE BODY NEGATED AND TRANSFIGURED. THE MUMMY IS THE GRATE UTOPIAN BODY THAT PERSISTS ACROSS TIME. THERE WERE ALSO THE GOLDEN MASKS THAT THE MYCENAEAN CIVILIZATION PLACED OVER THE FACES OF DEFUNCT KINGS: UTOPIA OF THEIR BODIES, GLORIOUS, POWERFUL AND SOLAR, OF A TERROR DISARMED. THERE H
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Work history
Magazine Art Director
London, United KingdomFull Time
Art Director and Editor of the Social Art Project www.downtown500magazine.com
The job involves everything from concept development to meeting booking executing interviews, motion and still photography and picture editing.
Generate clear ideas and concepts in tandem with the copywriter
Produce sketches, storyboards, roughs to visualize ideas
Understand marketing initiatives, strategic positioning and target audience
Cooperate with the rest of the creative team across different types of media
Take work from concept to final execution within deadlines
Manage and delegate responsibilities to other designers and provide directions
Present completed ideas to clients/team members
Stay on top of all trends and maintain best practices
Corporate Photographer
London, United KingdomFull Time
One of two creative minds behind the DT500 London Creative Bureau. His position is CEO as well as Head Photographer. The role involve execution of photographic assignments as well as customer meetings, sales, b2b and marketing.
It involves Client Relations and overseeing the final product, from start to finish.
-I needed to discuss what kind of photos to go on the projects, directly with the other in management
-I had to guide photographers under me towards bringing in relevant photographs to be used.
-I also needed to train and guide newly recruited or freelance photographers.
-I had to be able to give proper assignments and instructions.
-I worked In accordance with the other management and gave them direct feedback of the work done.
-I was also responsible in getting license of photography, when we needed to shoot in places that needed permission.
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Skills
- Photography
- Abobe Indesign/photoshop/illustrator
- CMS (wordpress
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Art Fashion
- Styling
- Creative Marketing
- Studio Lighting
- Freelance Journalism
Education
Commercial and Artistic Photography
- Oslo, Norway
I have advanced technical experience, both with studio photography and lighting, a highly competent user of computer tools, Adobe and Wordpress
•I have good experience with styling and art direction / concept development.
A photographer’s /creative director job is much more than just taking pictures – and I understand this quite well.
I have an inherent ability to realize and capture compositions to show the world what the human eye sometimes cannot see.
From doing fashion photography to capturing the beautiful world that nature has given to man, I have done it all. Understanding that a photographer nowadays needs to have the technical hold on things, owing to my very passion, I work continuously to learn new things in order to make my work highly professional.
BA Fine Art (photography
- Oslo, Norway
Photography, Visual Communication and Art History.
To be a great artist you must have the right references. To study art has helped me tremendously in my creative career.
Awards
Photographer of The Year
A contest where you sent in 3 series of your best work. Gullsnitt Newcomer Award
Gullsnitt Newcomer Award- A fashion photo-series inspired by the suburbian housewifes of the americas. Only that the housewifes were actually men. The idea is that one have too look behind the facade too see what is real.+ Show more