WHO I AM
I am a Swiss-Brazilian filmmaker and photographer based in Zurich.
My interest in visual storytelling began long before I ever held a camera. I spent years exploring galleries, films, and photography, drawn to images that carried atmosphere, emotion, and meaning.
Through study, experimentation, and constant practice, I gradually developed my own visual language, shaped by curiosity, attention to detail, and a deep respect for people and their stories.
Today, I create cinematic films and photographs for events, creative projects, businesses, and individuals, always aiming to craft images that feel honest, intentional, and emotionally engaging.



Languages:  DE | EN | IT | PT
MY RULES
1. I don’t just show up with a camera. I care about understanding what you’re building.
Whether it’s a personal project or a business, I want to know your story, your values, and what makes you different.


2. Every project is different, and I treat it that way.
There’s no fixed formula. We shape the visuals around your identity, your goals, and the feeling you want to communicate.

3. I like to keep things simple and real.
No forced poses, no unnecessary complexity. Just honest images that feel natural and true to you.


4. When we work together, I’m fully involved.
From the first idea to the final delivery, I’m there to make sure everything aligns and works visually.


5. I focus on creating images that last.
Not just content for today, but visuals you can use and be proud of over time.
CONTACT

Alongside photography, I cultivate a strong passion for videography. Moving images allow me to explore time, rhythm, and atmosphere in ways that complement my still work. For me, both mediums are part of the same pursuit: telling visual stories with clarity and depth.
If you would like to collaborate or commission a project, feel free to get in touch.
If my work resonates with you, I would be glad to hear from you.  


Or simply send me an e-mail to: 
mail@carloskraft.com
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