THE MISFITS

Christian directed, photographed, and served as cinematographer on a new campaign for Chrysler’s Charger lineup. Shot across the streets of Los Angeles after dark, the film brought together stunt coordinator Mike Johnson and an elite crew of drivers including Rhys Millen, Sam Hubinette, Brent Fletcher, and Greg Tracy.
 

Titled Misfits, the campaign moved with raw nocturnal energy—machines tearing through empty boulevards, headlights cutting through smoke and shadow. The soundtrack featured Marilyn Manson’s haunting cover of In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins, giving the work a dark pulse and cinematic force.

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HAVAS

Christian returned from Vancouver after collaborating with Havas New York on a portrait campaign for Takeda. The project focused on individuals living with narcolepsy, capturing intimate and dignified portraits that honored resilience, recovery, and the possibility of living fuller lives.

Through a human-centered lens, the campaign brought visibility to real stories—celebrating strength, progress, and the quiet courage of those reclaiming each day.

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CHRISTIAN DESIGNS BALSA WORKS COMPOUND JOSHUA TREE
 

Director and photographer Christian Weber has unveiled plans for the Balsa Works Compound, a new architectural project set in the high desert of Joshua Tree. Conceived as a modern retreat and creative workspace, the compound reflects Weber’s long-standing interest in material honesty, light, and environmental integration. The design combines corten steel, glass, and dark stucco forms, positioned to respond to the desert’s shifting light and wide horizon lines. Balsa Works is envisioned as both a personal studio and a collaborative space, extending Weber’s visual language from film and photography into architecture.

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