One of the most exciting uses of Purple Haze so far would be the French television show Netflix Club. It features Jennifer (Françoise) Aniston and Adam (Hervé) Sanders who are starring in the Netflix movie Murder Mystery 2 which is set in Paris.

For the motion graphics the designers Pierre Dixsaut and Nicolas Malinowsky are blowing up the variable typeface to its max. This probably also inspired the striped balloon tent that is hosting the cast and presentators.

Ioto and Metal are combined for the titles and credits of the music video of “Prune” by Ölivia Musyk and The Bird Yellow, directed by Clàudia Serrahima.

Very nice use of the Film typeface on this jacket designed by Berthold Wolpe, coupled here elegantly with Gill Sans.

The HBO TV series Euphoria, created by Sam Levinson, uses a custom 5-lined logo, based on LL Prismaset Five by Lineto which, in turn, looks at Rudolf Koch's Prisma. In its curves, Lineto chose to adhere to rigid geometry, resulting in interrupted curves in e.g. the countershape of the U. A colour gradient reflecting the often neonish palette that runs throughout the series is superimposed on the logo, echoing the subject of psychoactive substance abuse that is part of Euphoria’s narrative.

Other on-screen or promotional elements privilege the lowercase use of the ultra-thin versions of Neue Haas Grotesk (Christian Schwartz). The soundtrack for Euphoria is created by Labrinth, who uses a customised Motter Ombra by StudioThinktank.