Helvetia by Night 360 is my newest time-lapse project. The first time in 360°. I used 4 DSLR in a 360° rig. A total of 55’000 photos were shot for this video between June and September 2016.
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Tauchen Sie voll ein in die Schweizer Bergwelt bei Nacht, vom Creux du Van, an den Fuss des Matterhorns und rauf zum Pilatus.
Helvetia by Night 360 ist mein neuste Zeitrafferprojekt und das erste Mal in 360°. Dafür kamen 4 Spiegelreflex Kameras zum Einsatz und es wurden über 55‘000 Fotos geschossen. Die Aufnahmen entstanden zwischen Juni und September 2016. Ideal ist es das Video mit einem VR Headset anzuschauen oder einem Google Cardboard.
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Music by Jonathan Geer. http://ift.tt/GKWSBJ
Locations:
1. Creux du Van (NE)
2. Schongütsch (Brienzer Rothorn)
3. Rifugio al Legn (TI)
4. Rhonegletscher (VS)
5. Hirli (Zermatt) (VS)
6. Dent de Jaman (VD)
7. Pilatus
8. Ballonfahrt (SG)
An animated self-portrait exploring the line of human evolution and a projection of a possible future.
As our evolution turns from biological to technological, are we now the bridge between the born and the made.
I painted this stop frame animation on myself using face paint, a mirror and a camera.
Copyright Emma Allen
Story, animation, performance -Emma Allen – www.emmaallen.org
Post Production – Huxley Studios – http://ift.tt/2mpOw97
Sound Design – Edapollo – http://ift.tt/MlHEY0
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In 2014, I entered the army and began two years of conscription in Singapore. Soon after, my then girlfriend left for London to further her education. While sense would dictate that we part ways given the circumstances, we decided to continue our relationship.
Despite the challenges of long-distance, we found ourselves growing closer together as we navigated our new but separate phases of life through our only means of staying constantly connected – our mobile phones. Our devices became essential to the relationship; a vessel carrying our voices, and our presence.
‚Vessel‘ is my first film since being released from the military. It reflects my anxieties, but also quietly celebrates the relationship I had.
The film features Michał Huszcza from the Sundance 2016 winner, ‚All These Sleepless Nights‘, which was awarded ‚Best Directing in World Cinema Documentary‘.
In January 2014 a brutal new Jihadist group swept through Syria and set up its capital in Raqqa in the east of the country.
In the two years since, so-called Islamic State has evolved into the most notorious extremist group in the world.
For the past three months, BBC Radio 4’s Today programme correspondent, Mike Thomson, has been in sporadic contact with an activist based in Raqqa from a group called Al-Sharqiya 24. This short documentary depicts the activist’s diary of what life is like under Islamic State.
Full accounts from the diarist can be found here: http://amzn.to/2lT3KGB
Credits
BBC Radio 4 team:
Today Correspondent: Mike Thomson
Today Producer: John Neal
Arabic Service Producer: Nader Ibrahim
Digital Editor: Rhian Roberts
Digital Producer: Greg Smith
Voice actor: Faisal Irshaid
Production team:
Animation: Ross Plaskow, Scott Coello
Music: Dan Pollard
Sound Design: Dan Pugsley
Director: Scott Coello
festivals/screenings/nominations
BBC News Victoria Derbyshire
BBC Radio 4
Open City Docs, England
FAFF (Factual Animation Film Fuss), England – SPECIAL MENTION AWARD
British Animation Film Festival, England
Two Cliffs Film Festival, England
XpoNorth, Scotland
Human Rights Film Festival, Spain
KLIK! Animation Festival, Amsterdam
Anibar Animation Festival, Kosovo
CutOut Fest, Mexico
Rabbitfest, Italy
Cartoon Club, Italy
A virtual flight through the sights and sounds of Upper Austria
This video is a personal edition of a video we produced for the Upper Austria Tourist Board.
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It took 8 months to produce and uses the HyperZoom™ method to produce a visually continuous journey with no cuts.
You can read more about the technique here: http://ift.tt/1X1zCWn
You can read a ‚Making of‘ blog here: http://ift.tt/2mjTtkt
„Somehow, I’ve earned the moniker, „the remarkable Batman.“ Now, Batman I will accept. Bats are cool. Batman is cool. But I was not raised to think of myself as in any way remarkable. I have always regarded myself much like anyone else who navigates the dark unknowns of their own challenges. Is that so remarkable? I do not use my eyes, I use my brain.“ – Daniel Kish
// a ZCDC film.