logo and business card for Nã Pola Ki'i

finding unexpected beauty

Entertainment & The Arts

Nã Pola Ki'i is the production company of Cinematographer Chapin Hall. An active production company with feature films in development which owns high-end cinema equipment rented to all kinds of productions. The company focuses on developing projects that tell stories set in Hawaii and the Pacific islands.

Really anything goes but my first thought is Green, Black, Yellow and Purple come to mind

Nã Pola Ki'i is 'Olelo Hawai'i (Hawaiian Language) for "Banana-Blossom Pictures" Also, while this text block shows the line over the a in Nã as a squiggly line, it truly should be a flat bar above the a. The banana flower, to me, is something unexpected and often overlooked as the average person thinks on bananas or even harvests their fruit. As a filmmaker and artist I feel I want to use my tools and trade to highlight these qualities in the world around us. To find the unexpected beauty. To bring overlooked and suppressed issues into focus. To tell stories that we know are true but swept under the rug or untold to this point and surprise the viewer. I guess I hope someone will ask themselves if they've ever seen a banana blossom just as they might ask themselves if they've ever seen or heard of what we may be exploring in our films. As posible imagery for a play on the words: Ki'i also is the word for Tiki in Hawaiian. And like almost all Hawaiian words, Pola can mean many things; a platform or high seat between the canoes of a double-hull canoe, Banana flower, flap of loincloth or pa'u, tail of a kite.

Every design category has flexible pricing for all budgets. starts at €429.