Alex Buschor is an experienced photographer with over 20 years of expertise, specialising in architecture, interior, and outdoor sports photography. In architectural photography, he collaborates with renowned companies such as Engel & Völkers, JLL, mepp Architects, and Farner Agency.

In the outdoor sector, Alex is one of the leading photographers in mountain biking and has completed numerous exciting projects with magazines like Ride and Born. He completed his photography training in Adelaide, Australia.

Alex Buschor not only produces high-quality images, but also creates video footage for complete productions in the outdoor/sports sector. Additionally, he produces 360-degree videos of real estate and offers virtual staging for empty properties upon request.

ALL IN Production, proudly rooted in the picturesque city of Zurich, Switzerland, has long established its reputation as a female-driven powerhouse.

With a steadfast commitment to eco-friendly on-set supplies and a comprehensive awareness concept, they are dedicated to creating secure and joyful work environments.

"The past months have been a whirlwind of innovative concepts and creative productions for a diverse range of artists and clients. We've had the privilege of collaborating with esteemed photographers such as Sandro Baebler, Petrovsky&Ramone, Anders Hallberg, Jonathan Heyer, and many more."

ALL IN Production is thrilled to present some of their latest campaign triumphs, boasting collaborations with esteemed clients like CALIDA, Four Seasons Magazine, and Samsung among their recent highlights.

Whether scouting for unique locations or crafting original concepts for film and photography, ALL IN Production consistently delivers whatever and whoever is needed.

"We can do it ALL."

Imagine capturing the breathtaking beauty of the Alps, from the majestic peaks of Zermatt to the luxurious slopes of St. Moritz. For the past decade, 7 Mountains Productions has made this dream a reality.

7 Mountains has been lovingly crafted over the past decade, spanning the entirety of the Alps and produced primarily in Switzerland, Italy, and France. With additional offices in Chile and Argentina, they are uniquely positioned to offer back-to-back shoots in Patagonia and the Alps, as demonstrated recently for the US brand Free People. While specialising in snow shoots, particularly on glaciers in both summer and winter, they also undertake productions in larger cities such as Montreux and Geneva. The latter was the site of their most recent production for the UK’s online fashion brand Varley, set in the iconic Beau Rivage Hotel, a location straight out of an Agatha Christie crime thriller.

What sets 7 Mountains apart is its extensive location database and its exceptional team on the ground, which includes mountain guides, ski instructors, and experienced producers. Their close connections with chalet owners, gondola companies, and—never to be underestimated—the local farmers who offer their land, cattle, and forests, make them unparalleled in the industry.

Contact 7 Mountains to discover more about Gstaad, St. Moritz, and Zermatt.

"Driven by an impulse to capture the beauty in my subjects, my goal is to infuse my work with a balance of playfulness and concentration."

Mirjam Kluka, born in 1981 in Aarau, Switzerland, is an independent photographer specialising in portrait, beauty, and fashion. She works and lives in Zurich and travels the world for her craft.

A Swiss photographer of Czech origin, Mirjam photographs what she loves most: people. Her compassion, warmth, and positive personality create an atmosphere on set that fosters profound trust, resulting in unique and authentic images.

"We are Italy."

Luminosa production is a boutique production company, with head office in Lugano-Paradiso, in the south part of Switzerland, just on the boarder to Italy. So it's only natural that Luminosa, right from their start in 1999, spreaded out to La Bella Italia.

"We have the necessary experience and contacts, we speak the language (Italian is the main language in Lugano) and understand the mentality of the people. That allows us to create the perfect conditions for your shoot in Italy.

We built a very strong network over the years, allowing an uncomplicated and cost effective way to produce in Italy, almost as being local. When working in Italy we apply of course comparable prices in euro".

Luminosa’s extensive own location database of Italy includes, for example, the snowy peaks of the Dolomites, the ageless beauty and enduring romance of Lake Como, the vibrant city of Milan, Tuscany, the eternal city of Rome, La Bella Puglia, Capri and the Amalfi Coast, and the islands: Sardinia and Sicilia - you name it - Luminosa will deliver!

Luminosa is a true partner to the client at every stage, already during the creative process providing also art buying and casting if requested.

In addition to all the countless location placements from the archive, NOVEMBER OSCAR SIERRA WHISKEY was again able to commission many exciting scoutings for a wide variety of projects this year. Among other things, also for the Zurich Film Commission, for which the agency spent the last sunny and warm Indian summer days in an extensive event. Scouting was used to promote locations in and around Zurich, in order to now devote themselves to recording new indoor locations, suitable for the cold season.

Recent projects included the new SRF science-fiction-comedy-series 'Mindblow' with director Eric Andreae and Shining Film, the last season of SRF series 'Neumatt' in cooperation with Zodiac pictures and directors Bettina Oberli and Cosima Frei. Other projects included Breitling with photographer Alex Waltl and Alexandra Aberli Management, SWICA with director Gonzaga Manso and Shining Film, Coop Xmas TVC for Stories with director Tobias Fueter, and many more.

"Follow us on all social media. We have a lot of new and exciting things coming for you in 2024. NOVEMBER OSCAR SIERRA WHISKEY wishes you all a relaxing holiday season, a new year full of peace and joy!"

Welcome to Showcase Switzerland, brought to you by Production Paradise. This issue features some of the leading photographers, photo and film production and location companies working out of Switzerland.

More creative professionals and facilities for photographic and film production are available in our Zurich Photo and Film directories.

Brands and publications including Toyota, Hugo Boss, Free People, Net-A-Porter, Citibank, among others, have trusted these professionals with their latest advertising campaigns and editorial shoots.

Don't miss our recommended events:

• Committed to the defense of Asian, African, Middle Eastern and South American films, the Black Movie Festival puts the focus on an international cinematography completely ignored by commercial distribution circuits. From 19th to 28th January in Geneva.
• Wild and Beautiful – Fashion by Ursula Rodel presents the work of one of Switzerland's best-known and most influential fashion pioneers. The National Museum Zurich is travelling back to the 1970s to dive into an era of change and upheaval and the fashion avant-garde. Until 1st April.
• Deborah Turbeville – Photocollage. Until 25th February at Photo Elysée, Lausanne. The American photographer’s unique visual signature has been recognisable since she emerged as a major talent in the 1970s. This retrospective will present Turbeville's photographic explorations, from fashion photos to her very personal work.

Our cover image was shot by Elena Kuznetsova for The Kunst Magazine.

Mirjam Kluka, born 1981 in Aarau, Switzerland, is an independent photographer specialised in portrait, beauty and fashion, working and living in Hamburg and Zurich. A Swiss photographer with Czech origin, she takes pictures of what she loves most: people.

Her compassion as well as warm and positive personality allow an atmosphere on set which enables unique pictures that are proof of deep trust. At the same time, she is obsessed by the quest for capturing the perfect moment and goes to great lengths and into finest details to reach this goal.

Empathy and perfection form the basis of her photography, and the result is the best possible interpretation of truth and essence.

"Driven by an impulse to capture the beauty in my subjects, I infuse a balance of playfulness and focus into my work.

A joyful and relaxed mood on set complements my work, which is marked by the charm of the unexpected, a fascination with light, and elation with the human as my muse."

Claudia Link works as a freelance photographer. Specialising in food, corporate, portrait, travel, lifestyle and documentary, she has mastered a wide range of productions.

Her style is characterised by spontaneity, together with an ability to capture unique moods and moments. She believes beauty is often in the details, and finds it in everyday things that are usually overlooked. She builds concepts with images, and captures situations though different perspectives, creating compositions that are harmonious and end up becoming stories.

On set she attaches great importance to being friendly and creating a relaxed atmosphere to ensure everyone feels comfortable, but also connected: this connection is also evident in the final pictures.

7 Mountains Productions, a leading high mountain production company operating in Switzerland, France, and Patagonia, had a remarkable year filled with significant anniversaries. One such milestone was the 100th anniversary of the esteemed Italian ski brand Colmar, where they played a pivotal role in reenacting an imaginary Alpine legend known as 'The Dude'.

Another notable anniversary was that of Eider, a brand with a rich history spanning over 60 years, renowned for designing clothing that fuses French heritage, expertise, and technique.

Recently, 7 Mountains, under the leadership of their Buenos Aires office, embarked on a back-to-back production for the US brand Free People. This captivating journey led them first to Chile's Patagonia and then to the enchanting Swiss destination of Gstaad.

Their collaboration extended to the Australian brand Industrie, where they had the unique opportunity to privatise a rail car on the splendid Belle Époque train route from Montreux to Gstaad. The final leg of that journey took them to Zermatt, where they had orchestrated shortly before another remarkable production, this time for Anthropologie.

Call 7 Mountains to get to know more about Gstaad, St. Moritz and Zermatt.