Making The Leadenhall Building from Paul Raftery and Dan Lowe on Vimeo.
The first 6 months of a year long project to film the construction of the Leadenhall Building in London.
Film by Dan Lowe and Paul Raftery
Commissioned by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Music by George McLeod
Titles by Alex Ashworth©RafteryandLowe
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Playground, Italy from Matty Brown on Vimeo.
Met a bunch of amazing Italian strangers in the northern region of Trentino, Italy who took me way up into the Italian alps to go hiking and mountain biking. People have been asking me to make a sports video, so thought it would be fun to try it out! A week of run and gun fun! I feel like I now have a second family deep in the mountains of Italy!
Thank you everyone who guided me through and took me in with welcoming smiles and giving me such a great adventure! Special thank you to Mikaela Bandini, Chiara De Pol, Paolo Pincelli, Caspar Diederik, and Lucia Pecoraro.
And to all the bikers and hikers who took me way up into the mountains to show me the Italian way of life! You guys are truly an inspiration! I hope to be as cool as all of you someday, haha! :)
Shot and edited by Matty Brown
Music by awesome Icelandic band called PORNOPOP (Song is called “Centre”) Check them out! facebook.com/twolazytigers
Produced by Mikaela Bandini of Cant Forget Italy cantforget.it
Huge thank you to the region of Trentino, Italy for having me as a guest in your epic wonderland! visittrentino.it/en
Everest -A time lapse short film from Elia Saikaly on Vimeo.
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Experience the beauty of Mt. Everest at night in time-lapse.While most climbers slept, I attempted to capture some of the magic that the Himalayan skies have to offer while climbing to the top of the world.
Here’s a bit of what I endured at the end to make this possible: eliasaikaly.com/2013/05/into-the-death-zone/
One of the most rewarding parts of the journey was being able to share it with thousands of students on epals.com/everest
This time lapse video is comprised of thousands of photographs, processed and assembled on Mt. Everest.
Shot on a Canon 5D Mark II
-Canon 2.8 16-35mm
-Canon 2.8 24-70mm
-Canon 2.8 70-200mm (which was way to heavy to carry beyond 6400M)
-TL Remote was purchased off eBayEdited in Final Cut Pro
Processed in Adobe LightRoom
Movies compiled in QuicktimeMusic: A Heartbeat away purchased on goo.gl/AJZcM
I hope you enjoy it. If you do, please leave a comment and let me know what you think.
My stock footage, professional and charitable work can be see on my website at eliasaikaly.com
And on FB: facebook.com/elia.saikaly.adventurer
A supercell near Booker, Texas from Mike Olbinski on Vimeo.
Find more of my work here: mikeolbinski.com
Still print of this storm can be found here if interested: gallery.mikeolbinski.com/stormchasing/h6015e87e#h6015e87e
It took four years but I finally got it.
A rotating supercell. And not just a rotating supercell, but one with insane structure and amazing movement.
I’ve been visiting the Central Plains since 2010. Usually it’s just for a day, or three, or two…but it took until the fourth attempt to actually find what I’d been looking for. And boy did we find it.
No, there was no tornado. But that’s not really what I was after. I’m from Arizona. We don’t get structure like this. Clouds that rotate and look like alien spacecraft hanging over the Earth.
We chased this storm from the wrong side (north) and it took us going through hail and torrential rains to burst through on the south side. And when we did…this monster cloud was hanging over Texas and rotating like something out of Close Encounters.
The timelapse was shot on a Canon 5D Mark II with a Rokinon 14mm 2.8 lens. It’s broken up into four parts. The first section ends because it started pouring on us. We should have been further south when we started filming but you never know how long these things will last, so I started the timelapse as soon as I could.
One thing to note early on in the first part is the way the rain is coming down on the right and actually being sucked back into the rotation. Amazing.
A few miles south is where part two picks up. And I didn’t realize how fast it was moving south, so part three is just me panning the camera to the left. During that third part you can see dust along the cornfield being pulled into the storm as well…part of the strong inflow.
The final part is when the storm had started dying out and we shot lightning as it passed over us.
Between the third and fourth portions we drove through Booker, Texas where tornado sirens were going off…it was creepy as all heck. And intense.
I hope you enjoy this. Once thing I’ve learned about timelapsing is that I always wish it would be longer or wouldn’t end. I wish I had been south and been able to record this storm come at me for 45 minutes.
But I love it the way it is. I wasn’t ever certain I’d see structure like this even though it’s been such a goal of mine. But we did it.
And by we, I mean myself and my buddy Andy Hoeland, who knows his crap and got us into position so we could chase this storm. Without him along I don’t know if I get this timelapse.
Urbs Aeterna from Enrique Pacheco on Vimeo.
Rome is a city where you can enjoy the legacy of a nearly forgotten civilization. Even today we can feel the greatness of an empire that conquered, then brought it’s art and engineering to half of the world.
In Urbs Aeterna, Enrique Pacheco uses time-lapse technique to show us the extraordinary achievements of the Roman architecture and the ruins of some of the most emblematic buildings of the city.
Shot with Sony a99, Zeiss lenses and slider Kietacam X-lidercam M.
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Roma es una ciudad donde disfrutar del legado de una civilización ya casi olvidada. En Roma podemos sentir, aún hoy, la grandiosidad de un imperio que conquistó medio mundo, llevando su arte e ingeniería hasta el último rincón del mismo.
En Urbs Aeterna, Enrique Pacheco utiliza la técnica de Time-lapse para mostrarnos los mayores logros de la arquitectura romana, así como las ruinas de algunos de los edificios más emblemáticos de la ciudad.
Grabado con Sony a99, ópticas Zeiss y slider Kietacam X-lidercam M.
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Full Moon Silhouettes from Mark Gee on Vimeo.
Full Moon Silhouettes is a real time video of the moon rising over the Mount Victoria Lookout in Wellington, New Zealand. People had gathered up there this night to get the best view possible of the moon rising. I captured the video from 2.1km away on the other side of the city. It’s something that I’ve been wanting to photograph for a long time now, and a lot of planning and failed attempts had taken place. Finally, during moon rise on the 28th January 2013, everything fell into place and I got my footage.
The video is as it came off the memory card and there has been no manipulation whatsoever. Technically it was quite a challenge to get the final result. I shot it on a Canon ID MkIV in video mode with a Canon EF 500mm f/4L and a Canon 2x extender II, giving me the equivalent focal length of 1300mm.
Music - Tenderness by Dan Phillipson : premiumbeat.com/royalty_free_music/songs/tenderness
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Dan Black feat. Kelis “Hearts” from Chic & Artistic on Vimeo.
24 hours human timelapse, shot on a roof in Paris for 24 hours non-stop, 1 frame every 16 seconds, from 11am till 11am.
“The heart never sleeps…”
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Directors: Chic & Artistic
Production Company: Chic & Artistic Unlimited
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Dan Black’s Human time-lapse / Paris Crew
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DOP: Bruno Pellarin / Gwen Le Bras @ Zoo Studio
Set Decorator: Géraldine Nicolo
Assistant Set Decorator: Eli Serres
Characters Designer: Maddlyne Di Mino
Monsters Talents: Aurélien Branco, Henry Scotland
Roof Terrace: BETC
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Kelis’s Shoot / Roma Crew
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DOP: Giuseppe Mottola
Gaffer: Giulio Bastione
Hair / Make up Artist: Claudio Ferri
Studio Location: Marconi Studios
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Post Production: Chic & Artistic
Supervisor / Animation and Compositing: Barbara Toth
Graphic Design: Chic & Artistic
Intern: Ambre Simon
This is Shanghai from Rob Whitworth on Vimeo.
In 1980 Shanghai had no skyscrapers. It now has at least 4,000 — more than twice as many as New York. ‘This is Shanghai’ explores the diversities and eccentricities of the metropolis that is Shanghai going beyond the famous skyline.
Photographer Rob Whitworth and urban identity expert JT Singh joined forces combining deep city exploration and pioneering filmmaking. ‘This is Shanghai’ is a roller coaster ride seamlessly weaving between the iconic, sparkling and mismatched buildings of the financial district travelling by boat and taxi touring Shanghai’s impressive infrastructure whilst glimpsing some of the lesser-known aspects of Shanghai life such as the lower stratum areas or the stunning graffiti of Moganshan road. And of course there is the opportunity to try some of the vast variety of street food and Shanghai’s most popular homegrown delicacy, the pan-fried pork dumplings, the shengjian bao.
Wherever you travel in Shanghai the cities skyline is always present. The looming silhouette of the almost constructed Shanghai Tower now dominates and perfectly encapsulates the new heights this city is yet to reach. Once completed, in 2014, it will be the tallest building in China and the second tallest in the world after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
To understand the city, the team carried out rigorous urban exploration. In the words of JT “we walked, walked and walked, the Jane Jacobs way”. Weibo, China’s main social media platform was used to ask local Shanghainese people to share ideas of different vantage points and what they thought were the over-riding characteristics of the city. Stealth and curiosity were required to find and gain access to rooftops and locations. It became addictive for the team discovering breath-taking vantage points of the city. There was always an adrenaline rush upon reaching the top of a different building to see the vast urban jungle of Shanghai.
Rob Whitworth (robwhitworth.co.uk/) is a creative time lapse photographer from the UK based in Asia. His previous videos, ‘Traffic in Frenetic HCMC’ and ‘Kuala Lumpur DAY-NIGHT’ have received international attention including being short listed for 7 film festivals, and have had received well over 2 million online views.
JT Singh (jtsingh.com/) has explored hundreds of emerging cities around the world and is a next generation thinker about the value and impact of 21st century cities. Having grown up in Toronto JT is now based in China. He explains:
“The over-riding reason we made this video was to creatively show the world visually how China is rising, in particular Chinese cities. Just as New York City exemplified the strengths and ambitions of emerging America in the 20th century, Shanghai, perhaps more than any old or emerging rival, will personify the power and dreams of rising Asia in the 21st century.”
A ThrillingCities Production - thrillingcities.com
Engineering cutting-edge Identities for Cities on the RiseJT Singh
Website: jtsingh.com/
Facebook: facebook.com/jtssingh
Twitter; twitter.com/jtssinghRob Whitworth
Website: robwhitworth.co.uk/
Facebook: facebook.com/RobWhitworthPhotography
Twitter: twitter.com/kwhi02Copyright all images Rob Whitworth 2013 - robwhitworth.co.uk | Soundtrack used under license Artist ‘Subscape’ Track ‘Shanghai’ © submergedmusic
The Yukon’s Northern Lights from Phil Hart on Vimeo.
My three favourite things in the world are mountains, aurora and snow. In early 2012 I got all three of them in spades when I spent nine weeks in the frozen north of Canada’s Yukon Territory, thanks to the generosity of my hosts Andrea and Florian Lemphers.
With four cameras and dozens of lenses, tripods and a truck full of extreme cold weather gear, I journeyed across the Yukon and chased every gap in the clouds I could find. Three terabytes and a long learning curve later, this video is short compilation of some of the best footage I captured during my aurora adventures.
Details about this video:
Cameras: 2 * Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 1100D (aka Rebel T3), Canon 5D.
Lenses: Canon 24mm f1.4L I & II, 14mm f2.8L, 10-22mm f3.5-5.6.Motion Control: Vixen Polarie, Dynamic Perception Stage Zero Dolly and a custom controller developed jointly with Fred Vanderhaven which provides pan/tilt motion control and most importantly almost fully automated day-to-night twilight exposure control. The automated aspect is particularly important in the Yukon - a long twilight at -30 degrees means you can’t be standing by adjusting the camera the whole time, especially when there are three other cameras to operate.
Processing: RAW image sequences have been processed using Lightroom and LR Timelapse, then rendered with After Effects and Premier Pro.
You can read more about my adventures in the Yukon on my blog: philhart.com/tag/yukon-aurora
I set my talented friend Dean Roberts (of ‘The Dirt Floor’ band and ‘Lithostylis’ wines) the challenge of recording music for the video. I hope you enjoy the rockin’ soundtrack he came up with.
Phil Hart
31st May 2013
CASCADA from NRS Films on Vimeo.
Tangled vines. Endless rain. Dodgy hotel rooms. Mud. Biting flies. Aggressive viruses…Perfection.
Is this a vacation? Erik Boomer, Tyler Bradt, Galen Volckhausen, Tim Kemple, Anson Fogel, Blake Hendrix and Skip Armstrong hunt the remote Mexican jungle for the perfect waterfall…and the perfect shot. Paddler and cinematographer alike explore a world beyond the expected.
Cascada.
From forgemotionpictures.com, makers of the award-winning films Of Souls + Water, WildWater and Cold.
Presented By NRS nrsweb.com
Directed by Anson Fogel & Skip ArmstrongMusic by HECQ and Anson Fogel. Learn more about HECQ and buy his amazing work here:
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Time-Lapse | Earth from Bruce W. Berry Jr on Vimeo.
All Time-lapse sequences were taken by the astronauts onboard the International Space Station (ISS) (Thanks guys for making this available to the public for use!) All footage has been color graded, denoised, deflickered, slowed down and stabilized by myself. Clips were then complied and converted to 1080 HD at 24 frames/sec.
Some interesting tidbits about the ISS. It orbits the planet about once every 90 mins and is about 350 Km/217 miles. The yellow/greenish line that you see over the earth is Airglow.
Hope you all enjoy it and thanks for watching!
P.S. It would be a dream to actually be up there in the ISS. Btw NASA, if you need a Biochemistry Ph.D to do some work for you up there, I’m your man, LOL!
Music: “Manhatta” composed & performed by “The Cinematic Orchestra”
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All rights reserved to their respective owners.Edited by: Bruce W. Berry @ Website: bruce-wayne-photography.com
Image Courtesy of the Image Science & Analysis Laboratory,
NASA Johnson Space Center, The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth
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earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Footage Note: The slower video represents a closer resemblance to the true speed of the International Space Station; this footage was shot at one frame per second. Clips are all marked with an *.
Locations of Footage in the order they appear:
1. A Jump over the Terminator
2. Sarychev Volcano
3. From Turkey to Iran*
4. Hurricane Irene Hits the US
5. Indian Ocean to Pacific Ocean Through the Cupola*
6. Central Great Plains at Night*
7. Aurora Borealis over the North Atlantic Ocean*
8. Aurora Borealis from Central U.S.*
9. Up the East Coast of North America*
10. Myanmar to Malaysia*
11. Western Europe to Central India
12. Middle East to the South Pacific Ocean
13. Aurora Borealis over Europe*
14. City Lights over Middle East*
15. European City Lights*
16. Northwest coast of United States to Central South America at Night
17. Moonglow over Canada and Northern U.S.*
18. Stars from the Pacific Ocean (1)
19. Stars from the Pacific Ocean (2)
20. Stars from the Pacific Ocean (3)
21. Stars and the Milky Way over the Atlantic*
22. The Milky Way and Storms over Africa (1)
23. The Milky Way and Storms over Africa (2)
Llevo algunos días viendo en varios medios las reacciones a la entrevista de Aznar en Antena 3, los análisis de todas las palabras que ha dicho, las que podía haber dicho pero no dijo y porque ha empleado esas palabras de una manera tan cuidadosa y no otras.
Andrew Bayer - Lose Sight from Czlowiek Kamera on Vimeo.
Director, Editor, Colorist:
Człowiek Kamera
czlowiek.tvProduction Manager:
Aleksandra ŚmiatekCast:
Adam Rost, Paweł Rost, Marcjan Piątek, Daniel Muciok, Ewelina Stawska, Michał Gajlikowski, Filip Pietrek, Magdalena Woźniak, Patrycja Kielan, Izabela Białczyk, Karolina Jaruga, Mariusz Marcinia, Paweł Wróblewski, Konrad Gradowski, Tomasz MachcińskiThanks to:
Adam Rost
Magdalena Woźniak
Kamila Boruc
Hubert Napierała
Joanna Sobesto
Jan Barnaś
Elżbieta PiątekAndrew Bayer feat. Ane Brun “Lose Sight is taken from the album “If It Were You, We’d Never Leave” out now on Anjunabeats
iTunes: smarturl.it/neverleave CD: bit.ly/neverleave-CD
respuestas from netk on Vimeo.
