Christian Weber is an independent director and photographer working across commercials, TVC, branded content, social campaigns, and editorial storytelling. Beginning in photography before expanding into cinematography and directing, his work is rooted in a deep understanding of image-making, emotion, culture, and visual identity.
Over the past two decades, Christian has created campaigns, films, and photography for brands including Apple, Nike, Ford, Chevrolet, IBM, Gap, Bottega Veneta, Adidas, Audi, Warner Music Group, Dodge, Chrysler, Land Rover, Beats by Dre, Belstaff, Levi’s, HSBC, Toyota, Under Armour, and Showtime.
His editorial and photographic work has appeared in publications including Vogue, The New York Times, Esquire, GQ, Vanity Fair, Wired, Dazed, Surface Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar Italia, LIFE, French Photo, Rank, and Italian Vogue.
Christian has collaborated with many of the world’s leading agencies including Wieden+Kennedy, 72andSunny, Ogilvy, BBH, BBDO, Publicis Groupe, DDB Worldwide, McCann, Digitas, Razorfish, Arnold Worldwide, The Martin Agency, AMV BBDO, GSD&M, Anomaly, Mother, and TBWA \ Chiat \ Day.
In 2019, Christian received an Emmy Award for Dream Crazy, created alongside Lance Acord and Emmanuel Lubezki. His work has also been internationally recognized through exhibitions and film festival screenings, including presentations at the Musée d’Art Moderne in Luxembourg and the Museum of Modern Art in Spain. His short film Werewolf Heart screened internationally across nine countries and received multiple festival awards in Berlin, Santiago, and Mexico City.
Beyond directing, Christian brings extensive experience in 360° campaign development—helping shape projects from concept through execution with a cohesive vision across film, photography, digital, and social platforms. Known for building highly collaborative productions, he works with a trusted global network of producers, strategists, creatives, and specialized crew assembled specifically for each project.
Whether creating intimate documentary-driven pieces or large-scale integrated campaigns, the focus remains the same: emotionally resonant storytelling, elevated visuals, and work that feels timeless, cinematic, and culturally connected.