MAISON DU BONHEUR
Concept: Branding, Visual Identity
Typefaces: Aktiv Grotesk by Dalton Maag, Garamond Premier by Robert Slimbach
Date: 2023
Sofia Bohdanowicz is an award-winning filmmaker from Toronto and the founder of the production company Maison Du Bonheur. Sofia Bohdanowicz's production company Maison du Bonheur takes its name and inspiration from the doormat lying in front of her aunt Julien's apartment in Paris, whom Sofia lost in 2020, and the feature film of the same name that she directed and produced. This brand guideline is designed for Sofia, who was in search of a unique identity that reflects her style. She has had focuses of her work presented at BAFICI, Punto de Vista, Cinemateca de Bogotà, DocLisboa, and Festival du nouveau cinéma. In 2017, the Toronto Film Critics Association awarded her the Jay Scott Prize, and in 2018, she was nominated for the Rogers Prize for Best Canadian Film for her documentary Maison du bonheur. Her third feature film, MS Slavic 7, graced the cover of Cinema Scope (and the Argentinian newspaper Página/12), premiered at the Berlinale, and was featured at the Harvard Film Archive.
Concept: Branding, Visual Identity
Typefaces: Aktiv Grotesk by Dalton Maag, Garamond Premier by Robert Slimbach
Date: 2023
Sofia Bohdanowicz is an award-winning filmmaker from Toronto and the founder of the production company Maison Du Bonheur. Sofia Bohdanowicz's production company Maison du Bonheur takes its name and inspiration from the doormat lying in front of her aunt Julien's apartment in Paris, whom Sofia lost in 2020, and the feature film of the same name that she directed and produced. This brand guideline is designed for Sofia, who was in search of a unique identity that reflects her style. She has had focuses of her work presented at BAFICI, Punto de Vista, Cinemateca de Bogotà, DocLisboa, and Festival du nouveau cinéma. In 2017, the Toronto Film Critics Association awarded her the Jay Scott Prize, and in 2018, she was nominated for the Rogers Prize for Best Canadian Film for her documentary Maison du bonheur. Her third feature film, MS Slavic 7, graced the cover of Cinema Scope (and the Argentinian newspaper Página/12), premiered at the Berlinale, and was featured at the Harvard Film Archive.
