Claas Cropp Productions : LOUIS VUITTON, MEN'S VOGUE, ...

At the start of June, the Claas Cropp team produced a campaign shoot for LOUIS VUITTON. It took place on the grounds of the former British military airport in Berlin, today's German Federal Armed Forces Air Force Museum and at the Berlin Wall and featured one of the most important personalities of contemporary history, whose name cannot yet be mentioned. The photographs were taken by Annie Leibovitz. The motifs shall be published in September, we have attached a few making of photos. The team would like to take this opportunity to thank DELIGHT RENTAL SERVICES for catering an unplanned emergency large order overnight...

A few weeks later, in mid July, the show shall continue with Annie Leibovitz, only this time for a DISNEY campaign shoot in the Swiss Alps with the current most successful sports stars. We'll keep you informed.

A fashion spread was shot for USA MEN'S VOGUE with Sebastian Koch, the leading actor of Oscar winning film *The Lives of Others*. This was shot by Frederike Helwig at various in and outdoor locations in Berlin. KERSTIN Hoffmann c/o BASICS was responsible for hair and make-up, the equipment was provided by DELIGHT RENTAL SERVICES.

A campaign shoot was also organised for Sven Schrader and German mag BUNTE. The police cars were shot outside Berlin's Olympia stadium and placed outside the Reichstagsgebäude building in the post production which followed by PX1 . The photo equipment was once again provided by DELIGHT RENTAL SERVICES.

Under assignment of the Heimat agency of Berlin, Wolfgang STAHR c/o NERGER M&O photographed a new campaign for HORNBACH. The extensive casting was carried out in cooperation with THEFOXPROJECT. The styling and make-up was taken care of by PETRA Höfer c/o M4 MOTION and Christina Roth.

Various free productions were carried out by New York based photographer during two visits to Berlin. These included a portrait series with pro-boxers from numerous German boxing teams. The photographer chose to use Heavy Weight Champion (at the time) Nikolai Valuev, amongst others.