About us – The team behind Wellington Fields
Ulrike Gehring

Ulrike Gehring is a multi-award-winning German television journalist, filmmaker and communications strategist. She has produced over 200 documentaries and TV productions and is known to a wide audience for her role as an anchorwoman on German television. Her work is characterised by a deeply human-centred narrative style – because her central credo is: people are interested in people. Her consulting expertise is also based on this conviction: she supports decision-makers from business, politics and society as a trainer and media expert, as well as in strategic communication issues. Ulrike is the founder of the production company screen art° and her cinematic signature shapes the work of Wellington Fields – together with her team, she implements sustainable communication and visibility.

Martin Warren – Cinematographer & Visual Creator

Martin Warren is the visual head of the technical team at Wellington Fields. As an experienced cinematographer, he combines cinematic craftsmanship and creative visual language – with an eye for detail, emotion and authenticity in front of the lens. His camera work is an essential part of what makes our productions emotionally accessible and visually compelling. Warren’s team ensures that every story is not only told, but experienced – on screen, on the web or in strategic corporate films.

Our shared stance

Communication must be designed in such a way that people can form their own opinions.
After all, personal convictions are formed through genuine images, genuine feelings and genuine situations – and these are the ultimate decision-making aids. Authenticity is becoming increasingly important as embellished stories, fake images and AI-generated content flood the digital world.

Our expertise lies in strategically shaping this authenticity. The rapid shift in media mechanisms is playing an increasingly important role in this. This is particularly true in the areas of reputation and crisis management, but also in political communication.

As editors, presenters and producers for public and private television, as photojournalists and advertising filmmakers, and as media trainers for business and political leaders and negotiators, we know how media mechanisms work, how images, sounds and frames guide perception – and how to use them consciously for communication that builds trust rather than confusion.

At the same time, we draw on over 20 years of experience with human perceptual instincts that are deeply rooted in us and will remain so for centuries to come. In a world that is becoming ever faster due to digital transformation and AI, feelings of discomfort, misunderstandings and misinterpretations are becoming more and more common.

Everything we do is based on using modern technologies without losing the human touch in communication: Emotion – subconcious Reception by words, images, voice – everything is integrated into the new reality. We see this as the key to trust, impact and sustainable decisions. This is our mission.