Alldayeveryday has added director Stephan Wever to its collective of creators in advertising and entertainment. Wever’s global projects span many genres and include long and short-form branded content, and television series. Noted collaborations include a documentary about the first true winter North Pole expedition, a VR experience for LVMH alongside Nicolas Winding Refn, the multi-awarded viral Audi campaign “The Comeback,” and Adidas campaigns featuring athletes like World Cup winner Paul Pogba. His client list includes Nike, Adidas, Audi, BMW, LVMH, Sony, and Ubisoft. He is currently writing a narrative miniseries, among other projects.
“Stephan’s work has the excitement and wonder of the world seen in new and imaginative ways; it vibrates on screen but maintains its emotional core,” said Michael Karbelnikoff, EP/founder of Alldayeveryday.
“Allday’s focus and experience in both entertainment and branded content makes for a great fit,” commented Wever. “With Allday, I am able to unite the longform projects I have in development with the advertising collaborations. I’m excited to be surrounded by people who are similarly energized by bringing a variety of stories to fruition.”
Wever started his career in his native Amsterdam filming fellow skateboarders and working as an editor on both documentaries and commercials. Inspired by his interest in visual effects, Wever then became a part of a VFX-driven design collective before embarking on his solo directing career, quickly earning multiple Vimeo Staff Picks. Prior to joining Alldayeveryday, Wever was repped in the ad arena by Ruffian. Before that he was on the Stink roster.
“For me, story is everything,” said Wever who is based in Amsterdam and Los Angeles. “When reading a script or a brief, I love considering how best to authentically develop something engaging and believable. Whether it is a small budget docu project or a large-scale cinematic campaign, I appreciate having the opportunity to explore and collaborate on a variety of work that hopefully moves people through storytelling.”
