Andrew Wonder
Featured Andrew Wonder projects
This week's top Andrew Wonder projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Andrew Wonder · The Best You Can (Trailer)
The trailer for The Best You Can, directed by Andrew Wonder for the media and entertainment sector, presents a narrative-driven look at the forthcoming project. The piece focuses on character development, utilizing cinematic framing and raw, live-action techniques to build tension across various environments. Featuring Kevin Bacon, the trailer shifts between clinical settings, retail spaces, and domestic interiors. The production, helmed by Invisible Collective, prioritizes grounded, emotional exchanges to convey the tone of the broader work.
Andrew Wonder · Undercity (Teaser)
This teaser for the documentary Undercity, produced by Invisible Collective for Andrew Wonder, follows urban historian Steve Duncan as he navigates transit tunnels. The footage utilizes a documentary approach, employing gritty, live-action techniques to document the environment. The project leans into a cinematic aesthetic, capturing close-up interactions in low-light conditions. Through this horizontal format, the production explores the atmosphere of urban spaces and subway infrastructure.
Andrew Wonder · Feral (Trailer)
The trailer for Feral serves as a narrative introduction to the project, utilizing a cinematic approach to frame its character-driven vignettes. Directed by Andrew Wonder, the piece moves through a series of intimate, lived-in domestic spaces and stark, atmospheric night streets. The visual language leans into a moody and gritty aesthetic, characterized by a mix of natural light and low-key lighting techniques. With production support from Invisible Collective, the work establishes its tone through carefully composed close-ups and an editorial perspective on everyday interactions.
Andrew Wonder · Oh, Canada (Trailer)
The trailer for Oh, Canada presents a series of dramatic narrative sequences and intimate interview setups. Directed by Andrew Wonder, the project leans into cinematic storytelling through atmospheric transitions between residential street scenes and dimly lit indoor environments. Produced by Invisible Collective, the work employs moody lighting and rich tonal contrast to establish a character-focused narrative. The production balances live-action techniques with theatrical stage settings to build tension.
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