Home Cinema identity and website
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Graphic designers Carmen Dusmet Carrasco and Lukas Engelhardt have been developing the colourful identity and website for Home Cinema for the past five years. The identity uses various weights of the variable font Tonka (by Céline Hurka and Huw D. Williams) and OPS Favorite (by OPS Type and Jan Egbers).
The identity has been evolving over the past years through all the different events and happenings and used Tonka prior to its release in 2023 and has been updated with newer versions and weights as soon as they were completed or released by Céline.
Home Cinema designs online streams and physical screenings, challenging storytelling formats. Through invitations and open calls, Home Cinema’s programs formally respond to the question: What can we see together when we cannot see each other?
In past editions, Home Cinema has collaborated with Mubi, wysiwyg, Filmhuis Den Haag, Reneenee, Laak, Waag Society, Rialto UV, Heartqore, Sandberg Instituut, Mike Kokken, Julian Ross, WORKNOT!, Karina Zavidova… Our 2023 programs are generously supported by Stimuleringsfonds Creative Industries.
Home Cinema was founded in 2020 by Carmen Dusmet Carrasco and Andrea González Garrán, designed and developed with Lukas Engelhardt.
Due to funding cuts Home Cinema is on a temporary break. The website is still online and the program will continue once further funding is available. If you are interested in supporting the project, please reach out to the organisers.
Source: homecinema.video Home Cinema. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: homecinema.video Home Cinema. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: homecinema.video Home Cinema. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: homecinema.video Home Cinema. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: homecinema.video Home Cinema. License: All Rights Reserved.
This post was originally published at Fonts In Use