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Incredible colour footage of 1920s London shot by an early British pioneer of film named Claude Frisse-Greene, who made a series of travelogues using the colour process his father William – a noted cinematographer – was experimenting with. It’s like a beautifully dusty old postcard you’d find in a junk store, but moving.
Music by Jonquil & Yann Tiersen.
Cinematography & editing: Tim Sessler // Music: d_rradio – Forecast.
National Parks & locations in order of appearance:
Washington DC/Columbia Heights, Sequoia National Park (CA), Glacier National Park (MT), Salton Sea (CA), Bombay Beach (CA), Zion National Park (UT), Redwoods National Park (CA), Yellowstone National Park (WY), Big Sur (CA), Crater Lake National Park (OR).
This work is an alphabetical list of the most important architects with their best known building.
Concept & Animation: Andrea Stinga, Federico Gonzalez // Art Direction: Federico Gonzalez.
Music: The Butterfly from Eugene C.Rose & George Ruble.
TimeLapse Showfest 2012 Official Selection // Shot & Cut by Rafael Asquith.
Soundtrack by Álvaro Rodriguez Barroso // Production: Pedro Pablo Figueroa.
A Singapore timelapse by Keith Loutit // Music by Sepia Productions.
“For ‘The Lion City’, the idea behind the extension of the tilt shift technique is for focus and distance to be something the viewer can experience. It also doubles to communicate the constant heat and humidity that hits you whenever you leave the comfort of air conditioning in Singapore.”
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Passing Through by Kristian Ulrich Larsen & Olafur Haraldsson.
Shooting location: Iceland // Music: Division – Moby.
“The text used for the narration of “Passing Through” is part of a speech Serbian scientist and inventor Nicola Tesla delivered in 1893 at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Though today less known than figures like Edison and Einstein, Tesla was more or less the father of much of our modern technology, since he among other things developed the foundations of the European electrical system based on alternating currents and the principles of wireless radio communication.”
