VINCENT URBAN
VINCENT URBAN
Vincent is a Munich-born filmmaker who followed a unique path in the industry. After high school, Vincent created professional snowboarding films, traveling to all snow-capped regions of this planet for over a decade. With no formal training but equipped with curiosity and a passion for visual storytelling, Vincent developed his skills independently, creating a distinct style that would later define his work.
His transition to directing came with the creation of viral travel videos, capturing natural beauty and compelling yet unusual visual narratives, garnered widespread attention and opened the doors to bring the distinct visual style to commercial work. In 2016, Vincent relocated to New York City for creative evolution and to expand his repertoire and artistic vision.
Vincent's work is characterized by a dynamic editing style with high energy, rhythm, and visual impact. While his roots in adventure and exploration remain evident, his work has evolved to encompass a broader spectrum of themes and subjects. With a keen emphasis on authenticity and emotional resonance, Vincent's films offer viewers a window into the intricacies of the human experience, as well as deeper reflections on contemporary issues.
Notably, his 2021 Amazon-Prime documentary about the climate crisis, "The World's Most Dangerous Show," earned him the German TV award for best documentary series, highlighting his impact and talent in the industry. Vincent continues to produce compelling work that pushes boundaries and inspires audiences globally
