





For the Sennheiser Unified Communications portfolio I was tasked to create a portfolio video. I developed the concept, created the storyboard, and directed the production. Together with an assembled team from my network, we handled the casting, on-set production, and post-production as a collaborative effort. The video highlights Sennheiser’s AV solutions designed for meeting rooms, lecture halls, and hybrid environments. This is a short snipped in form of a trailer.
As part of a larger production, we created a launch trailer for Sennheiser’s TeamConnect Bars. By incorporating select real-life footage from the shoot, we delivered a concise yet impactful video that perfectly complemented the client’s extensive video campaign.
For Sennheiser’s TeamConnect Bars, our team crafted a dynamic product video that brings the product’s features and design to life. From developing the storyboard and creating detailed assets to handling animation and final rendering, we managed the entire production cycle. The result is an engaging visual narrative that effectively highlights the product’s strengths.

Sennheiser Business Communication wanted to establish a visual language that reflects the company’s values and vision, standing apart from the colder, traditional corporate image. The challenge was to infuse warmth, emotion, and teamwork into the visual identity while aligning with Sennheiser’s brand values.








While Sennheiser had a broad style guide for the umbrella brand, it lacked the specific design guidelines needed for Sennheiser Business Communication’s unique requirements. This division required distinct, cohesive materials for product brochures, encompassing application images, product photos, 3D infographic styles, icons, and layouts for both print and digital formats.





Sennheiser needed an efficient way to introduce new products that would resonate with diverse target audiences, while avoiding the high costs of live-action video production. Each product required a unique presentation that would highlight its specific appeal without sacrificing overall brand recognizability.








After the international launch of Yamaha's new CICD, the marketing team in Europe faced significant challenges. The new design guidelines and communication standards were complex, making it difficult for marketing managers and agencies to adapt. The absence of templates and practical application examples for print ads, POS materials, web banners, and landing pages created additional hurdles.




