Let’s be frank. This trip to the neck of my woods, Denmark, has been all work and almost no play. I’m not complaining. On the contrary. I LOVE my job! But packed months, very little sleep, especially last night and 2 hours of hardcore and intensive training @ Energii workout @ 8:30 am this morning I was ready to throw the towel into the ring. Or almost… But I’m not a quitter, I’m a viking ;-). So instead of caving in, I got on my bike and rode 45 minutes
Photography: Kim Prasanna / MUA: Maria Ranum / Hair: Sonja Stevic for MOKE HAIR Last month I shot an ad for the Danish Brand MOKE HAIR. I already posted some of the ‘behind the scene’ and screen shots a while back on the blog. This week I received the final shots that the photographer and client chose for the actual ad. Shooting this gig was a fast and very smooth ride. I was very happily surprised by everyone’s professionalism and creativity on set. Creativity and superb talent is usually the
I am beyond exhausted so this blog will be short. Just got back into Copenhagen after days of planning and covering the newest 3D Printer Workshop in Denmark. My team and I heard about this workshop while filming our documentary about artificial life back in July 2013. And here we are today; Me, myself and a second unit covering everything that moves during the workshop. ‘ I’m lucky. Because with me on location, I have DP Soren Kuhn, who came recommended by very talented TV and film director Kathrine Windfeld,
A while back, I worked together with the talented artist and film director Juan Hein, grandson of the great Piet Hein. We created the movie ‘The Killing of a Danish Swan’ together. On board was also amazing actor Janus Bakrawi. Part of my ‘home work’ was to watch the work of Gaspar Noé. An Argentine film director. You probably know ‘Irreversible’ with Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel and perhaps you are familiar with the more recent ‘Enter the Void’. Both movies are on the truly dark side and they deal
I play Babette in the movie ‘The Banksters Madoff with America’ It’s Sunday morning in CPH and I slept in late today. 8 am. Wow! Usually I get up around 6 am, but I guess I needed the extra rest today. Friday was my first real working day in Copenhagen, which made it so busy and on top of that we had the worst new moon in history almost Friday the 4th, which makes everybody nuts and drives havoc on everything we touch. I had a nightmare day to say