ABOUT

We are PIXELEYE INDUSTRIES, a full service design studio and film production company from Bonn, Germany.

Founded in 1999 by internationally acclaimed Designer, Filmmaker, Creative Director and Photographer Dirk Behlau. We work for international clients from the entertainment and music industry. Read what the clients & press is saying.

"The Pixeleye is a more than suitable name for Dirk to brand his company. Hell, it IS Dirk. He's got this magical ability to frame the shot in his head before he even starts work. The picture is taken long before he ever holds the camera up. The camera is nothing but a tool to capture what he sees in his head - you only need to be in his company for five minutes to figure out that this is what he's doing. While that might also be true of most professional photographers twenty years ago, it’s certainly not normal anymore. In an era when you can rattle off thousands of shots and hope for the best, working Dirk's way is an art form in itself." Sion Smith, Author

Dirk Behlau has directed, filmed, and produced music videos for international bands like Blind Guardian, Sick of it All, Arch Enemy, Queensrÿche, Leningrad Cowboys, Spiritual Beggars, Sanctuary, Psychopunch to name a few...

Beyond their clients are names like Harley Davidson, Sony Music, DMAX Shop, Blind Guardian, West Coast Choppers, Dickies, Würth, Burger King, Century Media Records, Ruff Cycles, SPV/Steamhammer, Carrera Toys, Stetson, People Like You Records, Canon, PETA - Animal Rights, Walz Hardcore Cycles, General Tire, Sony Playstation, Thunderbike just to name a few... not to forget countless magazines around the globe.

Dirk Behlau
Creative Director, Designer, Photographer, Filmmaker

"He shoots nothing he doesn't care about - that's one of the things we had in common from the beginning. If you don't care, don't do it. Why waste your time giving somebody only half of your attention?

All or nothing is the only way because passion is infectious when it comes to words and pictures - and I always know when one of Dirk’s photographs has struck the killing blow when that single picture says more than I ever can wielding the entire alphabet.