
This is the last episode (plus outtakes) about a trip to SouthEast Asia in Fall 2010.
Music by The Black Keys – “Little Black Submarine” // The Rumour Said Fire – “The Balcony”.

This is the last episode (plus outtakes) about a trip to SouthEast Asia in Fall 2010.
Music by The Black Keys – “Little Black Submarine” // The Rumour Said Fire – “The Balcony”.

“Somewhere” is a timelapse film about the world’s natural beauty alongside man made industrial wonders. Directed by Garrit Pieper and Ciarán Ryan (Miadox).

Norway has recently reached 5 million inhabitants and the capital is growing rapidly. The city scene in Oslo is steadily thickening with taller buildings, more people and the never-ending construction sites. Being by far the most populated city in Norway with 613 000 inhabitants, most Norwegians look to Oslo as a major capital. However, if one compares Oslo to other international capitals, Oslo only ranks as the 112th largest. Oslo is indeed a major capital, just a small one…
The production of this video was made out of 76 940 single photos, edited as a video after a lot of work. The video was filmed under the warmest march month ever in Oslo by Eirik Evjen.
Created by Eirik Evjen // Music: “Computer” by State Shirt.

Narration Part I: Nehru’s speech on the eve of India’s Independence.
Narration Part II: Nehru’s speech on Gandhi’s death.
Music: “Journey to the Line” by Hans Zimmer // Filmed and edited by Rishi Kaneria.


15 days in the Cuba Nation. Directed by Guillaume Le Berre.
Sountrack: Pix – To Begin Again // Philip Glass – The Photographer A Gentleman’s Honor.

Astronomer’s Paradise is the first episode of Atacama Starry Nights timelapse movie series. Cerro Paranal is truly an astronomers paradise with its stunningly dark, steady and transparent sky. Located in the barren Atacama Desert of Chile it is home to some of the world’s leading telescopes.
Directed by Christoph Malin & Babak Tafreshi // The music theme is by Carbon Based Lifeforms.

What you see is real, but you can’t see it this way with the naked eye. It is the result of thousands of 20-30 second exposures, edited together to produce the timelapse. This allows you to see the Milky Way, Aurora and other Phenonmena, in a way you wouldn’t normally see them.
Featuring an original score by Bear McCreary // Directed by Randy Halverson.

2 days – 10.000 photos // Directed by Mark Bramley // Music is by GMZ – Parametaphoriquement.

This is the fourth out of five Episodes about a trip to SouthEast Asia in Fall 2010.
Music by Moonface – “Marimba & Shit-Drums”.

In celebration of UAE National Day 2011 // Projection & design by Obscura Digital.
44 projectors with a combined brightness of 840,000 lumens were used to cover a surface 600ft wide x 351ft high.


BRNO – Czech Republic // HDR Motion Control Timelapse Video // Filmed October/November 2011 // Music: Paper People (Instrumental) by Freak Owls // Directed by Samadhi Productions.

November, visiting Iceland’s South Shore. At that time of year, it’s a dark, desolate place.
Directed by Tom Mitchell.