Acting
Johan Camitz
Born 1962-06-29 · Stockholm, Sweden
Johan Georg Camitz, better know as Jhoan Camitz, was a Swedish filmmaker. He created offbeat, rare and eccentric music-videos and advertising films. At his death by accident, he was working on his first feature film, "Already Dead - a California Gothic", a novel by Denis Johnson.
Acting credits
NRThe purpose of the work is to illuminate the human process in the 21st century. In times of personal independence and immense opportunities relationships have become non-relationships. The nature of being human thus becomes a complex navigation through dangerous waters where everyone feeds on their neighbor and the possibility of love is blocked by a constant emotional distortion, yet there are no boundaries; the field opens up a plethora of crossroads. The individual loses sense of direction and amidst confusion there is the future, as distant as it seems, ever present, irreversible.
Reflexions
2008
NR"Camitz - another time, another place" - About the Swedish filmmaker Jhoan Camitz who directed the Spice Girls first video "Wannabe". He was a willful creator who won several awards for his iconic and offbeat commercials. Johan Camitz was killed in a chaotic car accident in New York, 2000. He was crossing a street when he was hit by a suv with a dying man behind the wheel.
Camitz - en annan tid, en annan plats
2018
Behind the camera
10.0A bonus DVD included with the "Spice Girls: Greatest Hits" audio CD.
Spice Girls: Greatest Hits
2007
NRA collection of short films from the the world-famous, controversial advertising campaign for Diesel. The films are; Magic 55, Hot Couture, Le Look Le Plus Cool, Le Look Le Plus Cool 2, Business As Usual, East Side Story and Battle of Ardennes.
The Johan Camitz Diesel Ads
1995
NRA collection of short films from the the world-famous, controversial advertising campaign for Diesel. The films are; Magic 55, Hot Couture, Le Look Le Plus Cool, Le Look Le Plus Cool 2, Business As Usual, East Side Story and Battle of Ardennes.
The Johan Camitz Diesel Ads
1995
