Multi-Image (Multivision)
Technology may change yet the art of inspiring an audience for a product, a service or an idea through audiovisual communication remains a skill that is not restricted to a specific technology or format - it is the combination of talent and experience. In all his digital ventures of today, Julien Biere can strongly base his work on 20 years of in-depth experience in analogue audiovisual design - and it shows. That's the difference between start-up and state-of-the-art.
Julien Biere has been for two decades one of Germany's leading inspirational forces within the domain of multi-image. He wrote three comprehensive teaching books, one of which was awarded the Kodak Photo Book Award of the Year: "Professionelle Dia-AV". The English language version "The Guide to Multi-Image" was adopted by the Association for Multi-Image International AMI as one of the industry's standard teaching books.
In 1985 Julien Biere founded Germany's first multi-image event, Munich MultiMedia, which became the second largest multi-image festival world-wide (1993), comprising a congress on AV media in museums and trade shows.
He ran his multi-image hardware company Alphavision servicing small producers and institutional clients with projection equipment, including three planetarium sites.
In the 70's/80's he developped an innovative audiovisual production workshop, training more than a thousand participants in audiovisual design. He worked as coordinator for AV Group Europe, a European network of AV studios.
He (co)produced hundreds of small audiovisuals, but also large shows with up to a dozen of high-power projectors in front of 1000+ audience. He worked for clients like AGFA, BASF, CITY OF MUNICH/Dept. of Environment, OLYMPUS OPTICAL, SIEMENS, Y-TONG, and FIS (Fédération Internationale du Ski).
He was also on tour with a musical group and a multi-screen oeuvre.
His audiovisual career began in 1975 when he founded AVZ Basismedien e.V. (Munich) distributing independently produced audiovisuals.
Julien Biere has been for two decades one of Germany's leading inspirational forces within the domain of multi-image. He wrote three comprehensive teaching books, one of which was awarded the Kodak Photo Book Award of the Year: "Professionelle Dia-AV". The English language version "The Guide to Multi-Image" was adopted by the Association for Multi-Image International AMI as one of the industry's standard teaching books.
In 1985 Julien Biere founded Germany's first multi-image event, Munich MultiMedia, which became the second largest multi-image festival world-wide (1993), comprising a congress on AV media in museums and trade shows.
He ran his multi-image hardware company Alphavision servicing small producers and institutional clients with projection equipment, including three planetarium sites.
In the 70's/80's he developped an innovative audiovisual production workshop, training more than a thousand participants in audiovisual design. He worked as coordinator for AV Group Europe, a European network of AV studios.
He (co)produced hundreds of small audiovisuals, but also large shows with up to a dozen of high-power projectors in front of 1000+ audience. He worked for clients like AGFA, BASF, CITY OF MUNICH/Dept. of Environment, OLYMPUS OPTICAL, SIEMENS, Y-TONG, and FIS (Fédération Internationale du Ski).
He was also on tour with a musical group and a multi-screen oeuvre.
His audiovisual career began in 1975 when he founded AVZ Basismedien e.V. (Munich) distributing independently produced audiovisuals.