I was lucky enough to visit the National School of Arts in Cuba – just outside Havana.

This amazing building dates back to the early 1960s – considered one of the most outstanding architectural achievements of the Cuban Revolution.

Fidel Castro commissioned Cuban architect Ricardo Porro a Latin American modernist to design this amazing structure.

‘Inside we found the most beautiful space – dancing in Cuba is a real art form and here students are training to be the very best in contemporary dance’

Nick David has been working with filmmaker Jack Flynn after they were commissioned by branding agency Identity to create a series of short films for Danish tap manufacturer Vola.

In 1968, VOLA made the original modern-day tap pioneering an iconic design that has remained classic ever since.

To help celebrate 50 years since Arne Jacobsen collaborated with VOLA on the original design, six films were created to help explore different aspect of the company.

Each theme helped to tell a story from form and function, to recycling and to the people who help make this Danish company so iconic.

The pair, along with a team from Identity, visited the Vola factory in Denmark, and also explored the coastal and inland areas of this beautiful country.

‘It has been a great experience working with Nick and Jack on the VOLA 50th Anniversary celebratory films.

We had a very clear idea of what we were hoping to achieve – so we were delighted to find a team that were able to work with us in a really inspiring and collaborative way and to ensure we captured the footage required.

We were travelling for quite a large section of the shoot in Denmark and a big positive point for us is that we were able to keep the production crew small and manageable.

Jack and Nick make a great team and have produced 6 films that we are delighted with’. Identity

Throughout 2018 Vola have been releasing 1 film every 2 months – you can see the films here at Vola