Per Zennström is a contemporary photographer, filmmaker, on-line publisher, creative director and blogger. Inspired by pop-culture and digital media, he tries to turn “limitations” into opportunities. His personal style is both sophisticated and incisive. Per Zennström’s done freelance assistance work in New York for several years—as an assistant to Steven Meisel among others… and was active shooting in Paris for 13 years, with assignments for Dior, Guy Laroche, Nina Ricci, or Absolut Vodka. He moved back to Stockholm in 2005 but quickly continued on to the vibrant art capital Berlin in 2008.
In 2008, Per Zennström launched a successful blog “10horses”, he also is the Publisher and Creative Director of the on-line, pop-cultural magazine “11horses” which is emerging as an influential go-to destination & reference. He is a contributing editor to urban culture platforms such as MB magazine and Cool Shaker.

Sacha Goldberger is an advertising art director who came to photography in order to make the books he wanted to publish. After working in lots of great ad agencies in paris, he started a carreer as a photographer, doing concepts, fashion and portraits. With Sacha Goldberger things are never as they should be. He is a creative man, just watch the numerous shots he did in different series, among them “Mamika” with his amazing grandmother, 92 years old.

Mr Oso is a new design studio based in Madrid, gathering people with multi-disciplined background. They focus on art direction and also creative programming and motion graphics.

Pierre Beteille was art director for 10 years and is now working as a photographer specializing in editing and photo manipulation. He worked during 3 years for prestigious Studio Harcourt and did lots of retouching for travel photographer Eric Lafforgue. In his series “books” Pierre Beteille worked on a spectacular concept of auto-portraits with many tricks. Part of them are watchable in the “making of” section. Pierre Beteille’s work was published in the Times, Geo Saison, National Geographic Traveler, La Stampa, Get Lost and various Lonely Planet’s publications. Pierre Beteille is also featuring in iFolio, a free iPad and iPhone application gathering photographers portfolios, developped by Hervé Péroteau.

With offices in New York, Los Angeles and London, Brand New School is a vertically integrated production company and design studio that delivers extraordinary media on all platforms. Offering a new model for creative digital production, they are filmmakers, developers, designers, animators, editors, illustrators, and producers dedicated to driving communications to new heights.
Brand New School is very proud to announce the official launch of its new website, online now at www.BrandNewSchool.com. The site launched in beta mode during the recent holidays, and today, Brand New School (BNS) founder, executive creative director and director Jonathan Notaro and his colleagues are inviting everyone to please visit, provide feedback, and share in the fun. The site has also been nominated for a Favourite Website Award (FWA).
“We now have offices in New York, Los Angeles and London,” Notaro began, “and my goal with the new site was to creatively showcase the bonds between our people. We wanted the site to allow each of us and our friends and colleagues to learn about each other, and to share our work, our inspirations and our cultures.”
For this ambitious project, which so far showcases well over 130 BNS projects and lets anyone make and share their own versions of BNS reels by assembling and editing videos on the site, Notaro engaged New York-based Linked by Air (www.linkedbyair.net). The firm’s principals Dan Michaelson and Tamara Maletic focus on creating systems that mirror and support institutions and communities through their visual design, their functionality, and by evolving and growing over time.

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FUEL TV On-Air Brand Rethink, December 2010, Design & Production Company: Brand New School – Original Music: Tinie Tempah “Frisky”

Alex Telfer is an English photographer with a stunning style, detailed and realist. He has just struck gold for the second successive year with the “Most Powerful Image” at the Campaign photo awards. This very active man is reknown for his great photographic work, mostly about faces, scenery or landscapes.
He talks about his early influences, his attachment to the North of England, moving images, numerous awards, his studio located in a church… Read the interview.

Clément Duquenne is a French photographer with a nice conceptual portfolio of personal works. He also shows beautiful landscapes and portraits. There are not that much infos available about Clément Duquenne, but having a look is worth it.

khuong Nguyen is a young French photographer with already a terrific style. Obvious taste for 3D compositions and advertising. Clients: Louboutin, Citroên, Shoes Up, Wad… Represented by TWO.P.

Christophe Huet is a French photo retouching artist. He studied music, sound engineering before working in a photo laboratory and as a printer. Interested by drawing, he finally ended to retouching… Christophe Huet met photographer Dimitri Daniloff in the early 2000 and they used to work hand in hand on advertising projects. Since 2005 he is retoucher and manager at Asile, Paris. Christophe Huet works with the best advertising photographers, he says trying to make the retouch as invisible as possible, in order to keep the singularity of the images. There is a fantastic “making of” section in his site.

Simon Rudholm is a Swedish motion designer and director of photography based in Stockholm. He worked on lots of music videos, commercials and other very high quality stuff.

Monki by Simon Rudholm, Directed by Ensrettet Linnea and Daniel. Production: Acne. Phantom HD Gold.

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