On August 9, we realized the camera production for the Genderbüebu Open Air. A special highlight was the Genderbüebu concert with surprise guests Göla and Megawatt. With four operated cameras and two remote-controlled PTZ cameras, a total of nine acts were broadcast live on the LED screens and captured for the recording.
Together with JewelLabs Pictures, we shot footage for a film about Saudi athletes on the Fee Glacier in Saas-Fee. The film was shot at over 3,500 meters above sea level with the Sony Venice 2 and our Inspire 3. The 270° format for the Saudi Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka presented us with special technical and physical challenges.
We are delighted to have Chris Langheinrich on board at brutal güet. With his many years of experience in the broadcast industry, he not only brings in-depth technical knowledge, but also the necessary vision to further develop our productions. In his role as technical project manager and head of production planning, he combines technical expertise with passion and a keen sense of quality - exactly what strong productions need. For us, his start is a strong sign: We consistently focus on quality, experience and people who are passionate about what they do. Chris - we are looking forward to our journey together.
On behalf of EHC Visp, we produced all seven playoff home games in the Lonza Arena. As EHC Visp won all home games, the atmosphere in the Lonza Arena was always excellent. We congratulate the champions EHC Visp and look back on a successful production of the playoff games.
On behalf of Hilton, we realized a drone shot for one of the new intros of SRF zwei. The challenge was to keep a player as centered as possible in the picture so that the rotation could be inserted in post-production based on his shoulder movements. It's exciting to see the footage on SRF zwei.
The SRF co-production tells the moving story of the legendary avalanche dog with the famous "Fässli". Filming took place mainly on the Simplon and in Ticino. The brutal güet team was commissioned by SAMCAM from Thun to shoot the drone footage. Sam Gyger operated the drone's camera while our pilots controlled it precisely.
The brutal güet team produced the in-house TV for the Crans-Montana Ski World Cup with two control rooms, six cameras and a mobile reporter camera. Fan pictures, emotions and exclusive interviews provided the best entertainment in the stands. They also ensured the fiber optic connection of the various screens and guaranteed smooth communication between all participants with an intercom system.
The mountains challenged us too: Ochsner Sport's new winter TVC was created under challenging conditions - icy cold, stormy weather and long marches to the filming locations. We realized the drone shots on behalf of hillton.
