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featured by Sébastien Staub :

Elegantly electric - SÉBASTIEN STAUB photographed the launch campaign of the new TOYOTA BZ 2025 for Saatchi & Saatchi LA

Increased range, improved performance, and optimized charging capacity, plus a design facelift... the new TOYOTA BZ 2025 offers all of this. For the launch of the newly redesigned car, SÉBASTIEN STAUB photographed the facelift on location in and around Los Angeles for the agency Saatchi & Saatchi LA.

Particularly striking: the emblematic light signature that runs across the entire width of the front end – underscoring the vehicle's high-tech character.

"The interior of the 2026 Toyota bZ4X immediately sets it apart from its predecessor. You’ll find slimmer LED daytime running lights on the redesigned front fascia. Redesigned overfenders add muscular character to the profile, with available color-matched molding to create a sleeker, more cohesive look.

Toyota has also expanded the bZ4X color palette with exciting new options, including Wind Chill Pearl, Heavy Metal, and Black with coordinating color-matched accents, allowing you to express your personal style." TOYOTA.

Post-production was supervised by GoSee Premium Member RECOM NYC.


TEAM
Agency Saatchi and Saatchi
Creative Danielle Duran
Agency Producer Christopher Witten
Production MJ68
Postproduction Recom NYC - on set post support Steven Orts


 
21.10.2025 show complete article

 

featured by MAGROUND :

A Perfect Match : Gybow’s Lighting System, MAGROUND’s Extensive Location Library, Recom Retouch & photographer Alex Bernstein

MAGROUND’s unparalleled global archive of over one million high-resolution backplates and HDR domes aligns seamlessly with Gybow’s cutting-edge lighting system, offering a new level of realism and flexibility in automotive photography.

California-based photographer Alex Bernstein demonstrated this innovative approach in a series of striking images featuring the Aston Martin SUV.

Postproduction and magic retouch by Recom Farmhouse NY.

 
04.03.2025 show complete article

 

featured by recom GmbH & Co. KG :

RECOM opens a new studio in Hamburg with Antje Lindenberg and Alexander Pundt and now also offers high-end CGI and fine retouching amid Hamburg’s creative scene – meet RECOM at their XXL booth at UPDATE-24-BERLIN

We have exciting news from recom, a leading provider of post-production services : the company announces the opening of a new studio in Hamburg – and underscores its commitment, with this expansion, to cooperating even closer with clients and agency partners in Hamburg’s media industry.

The new studio, located in Hamburg’s Aztekenkontor, will offer high-end CGI and fine retouching services while, at the same time, strengthening recom’s presence in Germany and on a global scale. recom hamburg is managed by Antje Lindenberg and Alexander Pundt, who both bring several years of industry experience to the table.

“Opening our studio in Hamburg is an exciting step,” says Lars Wittmaak, Managing Partner at recom. “We have always had great respect for Hamburg’s creative scene and have already been thinking about opening a studio here for a long time. But in Antje and Alex, we have now found the right ones for this step, who not only have the necessary know-how but also extensive networks in this city.”

About recom : For almost 30 years, recom has been among the top players worldwide in the areas of post, CGI and film. Headquartered in Stuttgart, the company has around 100 employees in eight international studios from Berlin, to London and even New York. recom creates award-winning, international creative work for well-known photographers, agencies and photographic art. Further information on the Hamburg studio is available directly from Antje Lindenberg alindenberg@recom.de.

recom will be at UPDATE once again this year as an exhibitor with an XXL booth on both days, 18+19 April 2024, at TELEGRAPHENAMT in Berlin. Antje Lindenberg, Tobias Kern, Jonas Braukmann, Lars Wittmaak, and Thorsten Jasper Weese all look forward to seeing you.

 
08.04.2024 show complete article