Nomada Type Collection.
This past weeks I have been working with Pràctica Studio doing this soundtrack.
I wanted to work on a music track that puts together things that normally are a bit distant.
Hip hop vs jazz, modern vs classic, elegance vs raw style. Trying to get Something that can work in different places as the typo does.
I asked Ch. Pinewood for this vocals, he is a good singer that also mix jazz studies with a really fresh approach of music.
I wanted to work on a music track that puts together things that normally are a bit distant.
Hip hop vs jazz, modern vs classic, elegance vs raw style. Trying to get Something that can work in different places as the typo does.
I asked Ch. Pinewood for this vocals, he is a good singer that also mix jazz studies with a really fresh approach of music.
I also wanted a pop structure and i think I found the best possible due the estructure of the video. There are few changes on the tempo but I think the flow pretty good. It starts with 63bpm then we get 80 in the jazzy part, and it scales to 89bpm in the final part.
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Promotional video for Nomada Type Collection, the new font release from tipografies.com
This collection is made out of 5 families: Sans, Serif, Slab, Didone and Incise – all sharing the same skeleton.
In today’s digital environment, typefaces need to be able to work in different supports and devices; Nomada explores this constant movement.
Big thanks to Jordi Embodas for trusting us.
In collaboration with Gerard Mallandrich
And many thanks to:
Direction: Kiwi Bravo
DOP: Carlos Feher
Set Design: Alex la Salle
Set Design Assistant: Marina Pérez
Music and Sound Design: Aimar Molero
Voice: Ch Pinewood
Direction: Kiwi Bravo
DOP: Carlos Feher
Set Design: Alex la Salle
Set Design Assistant: Marina Pérez
Music and Sound Design: Aimar Molero
Voice: Ch Pinewood