Music Videos

Delic - No Te Voy a ver 1M Views

For the debut single of independent artist Claire Delić, following years of anticipation from her audience, Eva Luna Ortiz was entrusted with full creative direction, production, cinematography, editing, and release strategy for her first official music video “No Te Voy a Ver.

Developed during the 2020 global pandemic, this project was executed as a fully artisanal, DIY music video production. With limited access to crew, locations, and traditional resources, the entire film was conceived and shot in a single home environment she then shared with her ex-husband Willie Rodríguez (Lead singer of Cultura Profética) where we transformed their everyday domestic space into a series of cinematic, emotionally driven visual worlds.

The concept centered on the emotional core of the song: longing, waiting, and the quiet passage of time. Rather than expanding outward, we turned inward—reimagining solitude as something poetic, romantic, and visually immersive. The home became both setting and metaphor: a contained universe where fantasy and routine coexist.

Through intentional use of lighting design, color grading, and symbolic composition, each space was elevated into a distinct visual experience: A bathtub filled with flowers, illuminated from below, window-lit scenes with diffused white fabrics, projection-based lighting casting sunset tones across the body and pastel-toned environments reinforcing innocence, softness, and dreamlike presence. These elements were interwoven with grounded, everyday actions: writing letters, pacing, interacting with her surroundings creating a contrast between the mundane and the imagined. The result is a visual language that blends hyper-romanticized solitude with authentic domestic life.

Despite its minimal production footprint, the video achieved a level of visual cohesion and cinematic quality often associated with larger crews, demonstrating our ability to create high-impact work within constrained environments through intuitive direction, composition, and post-production. Released as Claire Delić’s first official single, the video reached over 1 million views within its first month, marking a successful debut and establishing a strong visual identity for the artist. This project remains a defining example of our approach to music video production: instinct-driven, symbolically rich, emotionally grounded, and built from the resources available in the moment.

Creative Direction, Production, Cinematography & Editing by Eva Luna Ortiz.

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On the opposite end of the spectrum, we have developed visual work within reggaeton, Latin urban, and hip-hop aesthetics, genres often defined by high energy, sensuality, bold styling, and unapologetically expressive visuals. In these projects, we fully embrace the codes of the genre: dynamic movement, party-driven environments, flirtation, rhythm, and a playful, sometimes intentionally exaggerated visual language.

Music videos are our foundational discipline in filmmaking. As musicians, we possess an innate understanding of rhythm, pacing, and emotional resonance that informs every frame. We operate as a fully integrated studio, managing concept development, art direction, set design, styling, cinematography, and post-production under one cohesive vision. Our editorial process is surgical: we meticulously curate each moment, build intentional visual narratives through composition and color theory, and deliver polished, high-impact work regardless of budget parameters. What distinguishes us is our ability to extract exceptional results from any scenario, transforming constraints into creative opportunities and elevating independent productions to a level typically reserved for far larger operations.

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A recurring visual language across our work is a form of hyper-romanticized femininity: soft, luminous, and emotionally immersive. This aesthetic often draws from painterly influences, with compositions reminiscent of idyllic landscape artwork and light-drenched scenes, where nature, color, and stillness are treated as central storytelling elements.

Rather than imposing a singular style, we approach each project as a world to step into. This allows us to move fluidly between soft, ethereal visual storytelling and vibrant, high-impact urban aesthetics, adapting to the emotional and cultural language of the music itself.

This chameleon-like direction is central to our philosophy: every sound carries its own visual identity, and our role is to translate that identity into image with clarity, confidence, and creative precision.

Creative Direction led by Eva Luna Ortiz.

This sensibility can be seen across multiple collaborations with independent female artists, where natural environments, delicate textures, and symbolic imagery are used to evoke intimacy, introspection, and dreamlike presence. These pieces frequently blur the line between portrait, cinema, and visual art by favoring stillness, atmosphere, and emotional resonance over traditional narrative structure.