Tessel Yunice Schole – Producer

Who is Tessel Yunice Schole?

Tessel Schole is a passionate producer at Hazazah, known for her creative problem-solving and ability to turn even the most ambitious ideas into reality. Inspired by photography, graphic design, and sculptural art, Tessel brings a unique artistic perspective to every project. As she puts it, “no idea is too crazy.”

What is Tessel’s background in art and production?

Tessel’s creative journey began at the Rietveld Art School, where she developed her audiovisual expertise and love for storytelling. Her path from being a VJ performer during her student years to working as a directorial assistant, and eventually becoming a producer, was a natural evolution. Even as a child, she was drawn to the world of advertising and creativity. “When someone asked me in elementary school what I wanted to be when I grew up, I always said: I’m going to invent slogans for advertising.”

What values guide Tessel’s approach to production?

For Tessel, honest collaboration and equality among creators are at the heart of every successful project. She believes that the best results come when everyone feels valued and respected. “When everyone feels valued, and we combine our forces, we can achieve the best results,” she explains.

How does Tessel describe working at hazazaH?

At hazazaH, Tessel has found the perfect creative environment, a place where any script can be tackled, regardless of its size or complexity. She thrives in an atmosphere where innovation is encouraged and where creative ideas take precedence over financial limitations. For Tessel, finding inventive solutions is part of the fun and the craft of production.

What are some of Tessel’s notable achievements?

Tessel’s work has earned recognition both nationally and internationally. She proudly produced “Seven Little Criminals”, which won the prestigious Dutch film prize, the Golden Calf, alongside director Rob Lücker. She also contributed to the success of the campaign “Bolletje”, further proving that bold, unconventional ideas can thrive in the world of creative production.