Joey Zen – “Strike Me Down” music video and promo graphics
Official title card still from the “Strike Me Down” music video by Joey Zen. The title card uses Thalia for the main title. The credit underneath is set in Alte Haas Grotesk.
“Strike Me Down” is the sixth track from Joey Zen’s third studio album You Would Hate To See Me Try, released February 19th, 2021. On April 19th, 2021 a music video was released for “Strike Me Down” to accompany the song from the album.
The video was directed, edited, shot, and colored by Austin Sellars. Austin Sellars also designed the graphics promoting the release of the video using an alternative title card that uses Futura Extra Bold instead of the Thalia font you see in the video. The video was published through Austin Sellars’s YouTube page for his video and graphic design brand Good Enough Forever™.
Credit promo for the “Strike Me Down” music video, ft. Polonaise. This image was based on the title and credit still at the beginning of Virgil Abloh’s “Peculiar Contrast, Perfect Light” video for Louis Vuitton.
The main promo for the “Strike Me Down” music video, ft. tightly spaced and outlined Futura Extra Bold. (1/5)
The second promo for the “Strike Me Down” music video. (2/5)
The third promo for the “Strike Me Down” music video. (3/5)
The fourth promo for the “Strike Me Down” music video. (4/5)
The fifth and last (main) promo for the “Strike Me Down” music video. (5/5)
An alternate but unused promo for the “Strike Me Down” music video.
One of the secondary line of promo ads for the “Strike Me Down“ music video released the day before the video was released on YouTube, feat. Roslindale.
Final promo for the “Strike Me Down” music video released at the same time as the video went live on YouTube.
