We turn people into brand faces, for content that builds trust and lasts. Not every company has people who want, or should, step in front of the camera.
Authentic. Credible. Unmistakable.
Why brand faces?
Because people trust people. A face makes brands tangible, creates recognition and carries attitude.
It makes brands tangible
It creates recognition
It carries attitude
Our faces
1.65 m, blonde hair, brown eyes
Daria Zamfiroiu
Studies design, develops the corporate design for the PINK event series, occasionally out as a DJ.
1.73 m, brown hair, brown eyes
Marlene Müller
Design student with around 20,000 social media followers, entertainer.
1.70 m, blonde hair, green-grey eyes
Mia Summer
Works in marketing, models for brands like Klosterkitchen.
1.74 m, dark brown hair, brown eyes
Tallulah Rauch
Trainee in media design, works in digital and print media.
How we work
01
Selection
The right face for the brand and audience.
02
Concept
Format, imagery and message.
03
Production
Content, campaign or recurring format.
Frequently asked
Pick a question, the answer appears next to it.
01
What exactly is a brand face?
A brand face is a person who visibly represents your brand, in content, campaigns or recurring formats. The difference to a classic model lies in the repetition: the same face over a longer period creates recognition, and recognition creates trust.
02
What if nobody on my team wants to be on camera?
That is exactly what this service is for. Not every company has people who want, or should, stand in front of the camera, and a forced appearance shows immediately. We provide a face that fits your brand, and you keep the closeness to your audience without having to be in the picture yourself.
03
How does the selection work?
We look for the fit with your brand and your audience, not for reach alone. You get a proposal with a short profile and material, so you can see how the person comes across. Only once the choice is right do we move into concept and production.
04
What am I allowed to use the material for?
We put that in writing before production, covering channels, territory and duration. That way both sides know what is permitted and you can plan later without asking. Sorting out usage rights afterwards gets expensive and uncomfortable, which is why we settle it at the beginning.
05
Can I book a face long term?
Yes, and for the effect it is the better route. A one off appearance is an image, a recurring face is recognition value. That is why we like to plan in formats rather than single shoots, and we agree availability in advance.
