Creative diversity – diverse creativity
desk[at]kontraproduktion.at
Kontra, uhm, contrary to the neoliberal understanding of productivity, for us work and play are two sides of the same coin. Because not only are we good at what we're doing, we enjoy doing it. Based on this we unite our talents and efforts in an egalitarian work cluster, with an eye on economic necessities but a steady focus on community-oriented ethics.
The Kontraproduktion team is a colourful group where diverse minds have learned to be creative team players. Each of them brings their own field of expertise to the table:
MA in English Cultural Studies and Media Studies (focus on documentary film making). 4 years of experiance in print media (stryria.com) in both content and project management divisions. Expertise in compositing and motion graphics for television. Loves macroeconomics and everything that moves (especially in 24, 25 or 50 frames progressive).
Went to the graphic design college at Werbeakademie Wien (Advertising Academy Vienna); then after working in an advertising agency in Graz became a freelancer and finally co-founded Kontraproduktion in 2010. Also got an MA from Karl-Franzens University Graz (English/American and Media Studies) because hey, you can never learn enough. Likes science fiction, idealists and absurd humor. Designs and wears some absurd T-Shirts himself.
Born with a genetic predisposition for all things PC and internet. Turned his passion into a profession, enjoys playing with PHP, MySQL, HTML, Java Script, jQuery, C, C++, Java – you know, the works. Has his own company ‘Neuwirth Web Solutions’. Can not just be found in front of a computer but also in a hefty Aikido training session or on top of an Enduro racing across Europe.
Studied photography and worked as an editor in Bulgarian TV. Lives and works as a professional photographer in Graz since 1991. Has the keen eye of a true visual thinker. Expert on everything 'je ne sais quois'.
Friendly, enthusiastic, competent and willing to learn. What sounds lika a 4 steps programme for high potential management trainees is in reality a tall Austrian that often gets mistaken for being a German. He's a qualified technician, a sturdy workhorse on the set and boy, that guy can draw.